Philip "Phil" Hendrickson

The YWCA of Greater Green Bay lost a dear friend. Phil Hendrickson was very generous in his support of the YWCA, its mission and programs. His gifts to the YWCA will be cherished for generations to come. He and his wife Betsy will be fondly remembered by all who come through our doors and visit our Philip and Elizabeth Hendrickson Member and Visitor Center. Though we are saddened by his passing, we feel fortunate to have known him and will be forever grateful for the impact he and his...

Scott and Sarah...
It was pleasure and an honor to know your kind and generous father. We know he was enormously proud of you and Mary.
Our hearts goes out to you!
Susie and Rick Beverstein

My heartfelt sympathy goes out to Phil's family and friends. May you continue to cherish the memories you have and remember that God is there for you like it tells us at 1 Peter 5:6, 7. Please accept my sincere condolences.

I had the pleasure of meeting your father during his many years of volunteering at Encompass Early Education and Care. A strong leader, Phil treated everyone and their opinion with respect while working for the good of the agency and the children served. He was genuine and clung to the values he knew to be true. I admired him because he was passionate about improving the organizations he helped. He sincerely cared about the community he lived in. I remember his laugh being contagious and...

We share with the Green Bay area community the sadness felt at the loss of a great person, leader and philanthropist. Phil was a model of hard work, integrity, compassion, commitment, the list goes on. We were privileged at Heritage Hill to be graced by his and Betsy's passion for history. His deep care and support for so many individuals and organizations leave a great legacy for us all. Our deepest sympathy to his family and to all whose lives he touched. God Bless. - Heritage Hill Foundation

I worked for Mr. Hendrickson at Krueger Metal. He was such a kind person. He was always so happy. He will be missed. My heart goes out to his family.

Thank you for your service to our country. May you rest in peace.

My condolences to the family in your time of grief and my prayers to you for your loss. I first met your parents at UWGB. They attended activities of the German Klub I started there and Phil was an advisor for th AIESEC Club, an International Business Club. He helped us not only with advising but took on a student intern for his company and advised other Green Bay companies to do so. We took National Honors in 1974 with 13 students, beating out Harvard, Brown, Yale etc. Then when I had a head...