Paul Phillips

may god be with you all our simpathys ;; THE HUTSONS

Thank you Paul for teaching balalaika lessons for free and supporting the Houston Balalaika Orchestra to the very end. Regards T Christensen

On behalf of Thien Quyen Duong Sinh Zen Taichi, I would send to you our heartfelt sympathies on the passing of our beloved member. We are thinking of you and your family during this difficult time, and our thoughts and prayers are with you. Our dear Friend Paul Phillips will always be in our hearts and memories.
Sincerely,
Vu Le, Houston, Texas

There is a well known saying in Buddhism "Life is uncertain, death is certain" and "Man's body turns to dust, but his name or influence persists." I will forever be grateful to have known Paul who had white beard learned Zen Tai Chi from Master Thanh, my father. I will forever be grateful that Paul was to participate and perform Zen Tai Chi and music all occasion of Zenobics Society activities. All the memories I have shared with him will forever be cherished and remembered. Paul was...

May God continue to Bless you during this time. I see why your family is so unique - he looks like he was a joy to all around him.

Dee Bryan

I met Paul when he started attended the Bellaire Tai Chi class many years ago. Paul was a very gentle, kind person, liked by all.

Every time I think of the official Zenobics Tai Chi song: The Dance of Tai Chi, I think about Paul. Paul recorded the tracks for us to sing along with. Prior to his efforts the song was only a few notes/words scribbled on a piece of paper. Paul brought the song to life.

Paul was respected by, and will be missed by, many!

Paul, you'll be missed greatly. A special person like you comes along very seldom. I'm blessed and honored by your loving friendship and sharing the love for playing music. A true professional to the end.