Canton, Texas
May 19, 1960 – Mar 4, 2012 (Age 51)
Philip Kent Ernst May 19, 1960 – March 4, 2012 I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life. John 8:12 Philip Ernst was a tough-as-nails Texan with a tender heart, a quiet individual who spoke volumes through his caring...
Read MorePhilly, it has been 10 year but I remember the first time that I ever saw you. Like a little boy with a secret. That shy grin. Goodness it was so sweet. Just like the man behind it. I think of you often. What use to be tears is now replaced with happy memories. If there is motorcross in Heaven I know that you will be jumping those mounds of dirt! Fly high my man!
Nancy Newton
November 03, 2022
To the Ernst family,
It is with great sadness that I find out my old buddy and neighbor Philip is gone to heaven so early. I have read all these testimonials and they are correct. I remember him as being one of the toughest guys I knew, I never wanted to fight him....I would have lost. He was always a great friend to me and I hope to see him in heaven some day.
Your friend from REVA Street in Dallas,
Stephen Clay
Stephen Clay
April 24, 2020 | New Braunfels, TX | Friend
I just now discovered that Philip has passed away. I have thought of him so many times over the years. I always loved Philip's gentleness. For a man so strong and protective he was amazingly kind and gentle. I am crushed by this news but I know that he is sheltered by the greatest protector of all. Jesus Christ.
Nancy Newton
April 12, 2019 | THE COLONY, TX | Friend
