Philip Wayne Hummer

Phil was a guy with all the experience and knowledge, but somehow still a great listener....even to advisor rookies asking questions. I'm glad I was able to observe and learn a bit from him in the decade I knew him. Best to the family.

Dearest Liz: Walt and I were devastated to hear about Phil. It seems like just yesterday we had dinner together out in Easthampton. We send you lots of love. We are thinking of you. Didi

Grief can be so hard, but your special memories can help you & your family cope. Remembering your loved one today and always. Please except my deepest sympathies.

My heart goes out to the Hummer family. He and Lynn were great friends at 1448 and the Mower's were great friends at Francis Parker. Phil was a great guy who I used to ride the 151 bus with to work every morning.

Good finance person who strives to exceed. My heartfelt sympathies to the family

My heartfelt condolences to the family

I was so sorry to learn of the passing of Mr. Hummer - an amazing accomplished gentleman. My mother grew up in LaSalle/Peru and knew the family. Actually, I am his 4th cousin. Our common ancestor is Jacob Brennemann (1764-1848) and his wife Anna Gunerich (1768-1842). Blessings Nancy

Dear Lynn and Family, I was saddened to learn that Philip died. Anything that I can say or do at a time like this will be of little comfort. He was so proud of all your fine accomplishments . I like to remember the happy times we had together at Making History Awards , and each year we bet on the Stock Market, and Guess what ? Philip would win!!! You and your entire family have my deepest and sincerest sympathy . With lots of love, Liz Stiffel

Phillip and I were elected as Alternate Delegates to the 1976 Republican National Convention. He was always a gentleman. My condolences.