Maurice Eugene Phillips

Bonnie:

Gene was a wonderful friend and a good man. Even though we had lost touch,I will still miss him greatly.My best wishes to you and your famiy through this time of sorrow.

Bonnie - I too was one of Gene's classmates at Albright in 1967. I remember him as a friendly giant (compared to me) with a great sense of humor. He was both a gentle man and a gentleman. My condolences to you and your family over your loss.

Bonnie, although we have never met you, we have known Gene for 41 years. He was a classmate of ours at the NPS training center at Grand Canyon. In fact he sat by me (Diana) in the classroom. He even drove back to Grand Canyon from Lake Mead to attend our wedding. In recent months, we enjoyed some phone conversations with him and want to let you know we cherish the times he touched our lives. He was one of the finest gentlemen we have ever known. We are deeply saddened by his...

Gene has been a dear friend for some 40 years after meeting and working together at Lake Mead. I will miss his reminising about the "old days" and his humorous stories during our telephone conversations. My sincere condolences to Bonnie and their family.

I worked for Gene at Gulf Islands and I have always admired him. He was always such a gentleman and true supporter of the law enforcement program. He taught me many things and I will always remember him and his great sence of humor. God Bless.

Bonnie, I remember when you first met Gene all those years ago and how excited you were. You told me what a kind, good man he was and you enjoyed spending time with him. I remember in the early years of marriage when the two of you would go into town to get groceries and take in a movie together. You had such good times. Gene was a perfect match for you... a caring, steadfast person who was a wonderful husband, father and grandfather. In some ways those 34 years of marriage went by too...