Philip R. DiGennaro Sr.

I can´t believe it´s been 19 years since you are gone. Not a day goes by that I don´t think of you and miss you so much. I hope you are making everyone laugh up there! Love you always!!

Dear Marilyn & Family
Phil was bigger than life in our life and all those who really knew him. A contagious personality that made everyone he met feel special.
Our wonderful memories will keep him close to our hearts and remember everyday the positive influence he played in our life. We will truly miss his spirit, jokes, golf lessons, colorful verses and most important, his pure friendship!
Love, Linda & Bob

The rock i was going to lean on now is gone.....the laughter in my heart is silent. Words cannot express the void in my life now that my Dad & Uncle Phil are gone. You taught us so much, especially how to laugh at ourselves. Who else is going to tell me I have a spot on my shirt, or how to hang a spoon off my nose, or "how long did the dr. say you had to wear those orthopedic shoes..." I will miss you Uncle Phil, more than you'll ever know & will think of you every time I make...

To my cousins and aunt,

My heart is heavy with the loss of U.Phil. I still can't believe he's gone. He was so special to me and I will miss him terribly.I'll always remember when he would call on the phone and impersonate someone. He would always make my day and make me laugh. I learned so much from him but mostly how to laugh at yourself and keep things light.
As Phil Collins says, "You'll be in my heart, for always and always."
God bless....I love you and will keep your...

Dear Marilyn and Family.
I cannot begin to express Phil's loss to all of us, he was a brother to me. In the three years we shared together, we lived a lifetime. We shared so much of our lives and had much to enjoy. I remember the first time I met him at Quail Creek in Mid April 2003 just before Easter, I had my son Robert and my Brother-in-law Steve out to play golf and we were making the turn on the Quail course and the starter asked me if Phil could play with us. I saw this big man...

To Phil, my mentor, my confidante and my closest friend. I will miss hearing you call me "Tree". You were such a big part of my life, I cannot imagine it without you. I will think of you everyday and you will be in my heart always.
Love,
Treesa

Marilyn, so sorry to hear about Phil's death. Even though I have not seen you and yours for many years, this news opened a door to many memories of high school and our young married lives. Please convey my thoughts and affection to all of the children ... was thinking of Kathleen's and Michael's births when you and I were such children ourselves! Phil was a spirited guy for as long as I can remember and I know your life together has been a good and interesting one!

Dear Marilyn and Family,
I was so sorry to hear of Phil's passing. Fran, told me today. Although we have not seen each other for a very, very long time I hold you and the memories in my heart. The "Jersey Shore" vacations with our small children, who are all grown now. Life has presented many changes - my thoughts and prayers are with you.
Fondly, Lynda Evans (aka: Spencer/Hutchins

Phil,
Your only agenda in calling was to sincerely and simply ask..."How have you been?"

You had the enviable gift of being a spirited story teller. "The Fish and The Bear" was brilliant and all yours.

Our hearts are heavy with your passing Phil D. Rest in peace knowing that you touched our lives in ways we will always remember with great fondness and love.

Marilyn and Family, thank you for sharing this remarkable man. May God be with you all.