Philip Irving Barbanel

Phil Barbanel was one of my favorite people during my early career at Converters Ink. His company was integral to our product development program and he and his son Joe were like family. I always enjoyed grabbing a lunch with him to learn as much as I could from this wise man about the resins business, usually following his lead and ordering the fish of the day "Livornese style". My deepest sympathies to Ethel and his family.

Phil Barbanel epitomised the word "gentleman". He touched everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. I will cherish my memories of Phil.

We will miss you Uncle Phil.

Our condolences go out to Mrs. Barbanel, Joe, his family and all the Barbanels. May God Comfort You Among All the Mourners of Zion and Jerusalem.

The world has lost a great man. I am honored to have known him.

I worked closely with Phil on a couple of Score projects. Phil was always there to share his experience to help others.
He will be missed.

With deepest sympathies from a fellow SCORE counselor.

So passes a wonderful teller of stories. The world will be less rich.
My sincere sympathy to Phil's dear family and friends.
Carol Titus

Dear Mrs. Barbanel, Our deepest condolences to you and your family . .With prayers, The Darcy's