Philip Frederic Ashler

I'm sad to hear of the Admiral's passing. I met him and Harrison while studying at Oxford University in 1990. Admiral Ashler was a great man. He kept in touch over the years and I am privileged to have known him. My sympathies to the Ashler family.

Thoughts and prayers to the family,
I met the Admiral while working at the Governors Club. It was always a joy to see him come through the doors. He is greatly missed by the staff. He always greeted me with a hug. I am grateful to have known him the little that I did. Sincerely,
Anna Dawkins
GC Receptionist

Phil and Little Harrison..keep the memories of this very special granddad close at heart. May God give you peace today and always. You are very loved. Holly

Bill and I have been neighbors of Admiral Ashler and his wife Elise at the Cataloochee Ranch in North Carolina. There, we discovered that we had many colleagues and friends from the past in common. Ours was a brief friendship, but one which engendered much interest and respect. We offer our sincere symapthy to the Ashler family. Bill and Jill Strode

I HAD THE PRIVILEDGE OF BEING A STUDENT OF
MR. ASHLER BACK IN 1960'S AT PENSACOLA
JUNIOR COLLEGE. HE WAS ALWAYS A GENTLEMAN
AND A CARING INSTRUCTOR. HAVE ALWAYS HELD
HIM IN GREAT ESTEEM. ALSO, LATER KNEW
PHIL JR. AT TROY STATE. MY CONDOLENCES TO THE ASHLER FAMILY.

A wonderful human being, dedicated public servant and invaluable advisor! He will be sorely missed.

One of the last of a wonderful and class human beings. My condolences to the family.

I remember Admiral Ashler from the days when he was Secretary of Commerce. I recently got reaquainted with him when he was a neighbor of my mother-in-law at Westminster Oaks.

James C. Myers, Major, USAFR - Ret
and Mrs. Toni Myers

we have lost a loyal friend, America a great patriot and Florida an outstanding citizen. He will be sorely missed. We extend deepest sympathy to Elise and the Ashler sons & family.