Philip Gene "Phil" Blair

Sincere sympathy to Phil's family. In 1984, a man pulled up to my retired father-in-law's home in North Missouri and introduced himself as Phil Blair, a co-pilot who served with his brother, Howard Head, who was killed in action in 1944. Phil asked if he would like to know the circumstances of his service and death, which affected Phil greatly. So, for the first time since 1944, Phil told my father-in-law of the circumstances of how Howard served and died as a crew member on a B-26 on...

To the Blair Family: We have lost another of our great alumni from Union High School. I have been blessed over the years to get to know these alumni and Phil was always one to support us. He will be missed but will be remembered at the next picnic. Our thoughts and prayers go to the Blair Family.
Bob Crosby

My thoughts and memories are with you all.Your Dad was quite the man,father and husband. I hope you all are doing well as that is what your father would have wanted I'm sure. My sympathy goes out to you and wishes that the great memories will sustain you through this.

It was a pleasant six years that I rented a duplex from Phil on Fairmount St. Whenever I needed anything he was right there and he even made a few improvements while I was there~~never raised my rent once. Phil and I had some good conversations and he often accepted an invitation for coffee when he came by to mow the lawn. Thanks, Phil!
Len MIllard

Joe, Lynn and family...So sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. Take comfort in knowing that your parents lead such full lives. May they both rest in peace.

To the Blair family, so sorry for your loss.