Phil Santistevan

Karen and family, May God bless you and your family at this very difficult time. Phil was the best neighbor to my parents, Leon and Mildred Norris. Phil would plow them out during the winter. Always had time to say hello and visit with them. God Bless, Deborah & Jon Robinett

I am so sorry for your families loss. I remember all the years growing up and attending school (poison spider) and sleep overs. Prayers for healing and strength sent.

We met Phil and Karen Santistevan in the late 70 s through fellowship at the Church of Christ during our 10 years in Casper, we were two young couples in our mid 20 s...Though we had 2 girls already about 7 and 2..they had not started a family yet..We quickly became very close friends although Phil seemed a bit shy of the idea of kids yet he had a great knack for interacting with ours..on any given evening of the week we would be visiting and eating with them multiple times per week at our...

I worked with Phil at Wyoming Machinery ( Cat ) a few years back, although my family and myself were transplants from Virginia, Phil and Karen made us feel at home, he was a good friend, he went with me hunting and helped me harvest my first antelope, He visited with him on the mountain and saw how much he loved living on Casper Mt, I will always remember how great of a person he was, Rest In Peace, we love you and will miss you Mountain Man Phil