Philip Newton Kellogg

Also, this chalk or pastel portrait that Mr Kellogg made for me back in 1973. His work and creative spirit endures. Scott HEYNIGER

Hello there. I came across this Christmas card your father sent our family. Bob and Laurel Heyniger. We lived close to your family home in Rosedale Park in the late 60´s and early 70´s and then moved to Troy. Mom passed last year Aug 17 2021 and Dad in Oct 2010. I was going down memory lane and still sorting through boxes and boxes of material when we cleaned out the house last fall and came across this Christmas card. I´ll also take a picture of a chalk or pastel portrait Mr Kellogg...

Our Dad

Though our Dad, with three children born within 3 1/2 years of one another, certainly had to discipline us on occasion throughout our childhood - yes, we can remember numerous spankings and even the occasional threat to take off his belt and whip us for being especially naughty, he was one of those fun-loving, caring dads whom we as children admired and adored immensely. In retrospect certainly in an effort to get us out of the house and give our poor mother some occasional...

Dear Theda, and Phillips children,
I will surely miss my dear neighbor Phillip, as i see him putz and clean up his back yard, sit in the sun, thinking, resting and reflecting on life, as he knew it...I always enjoyed seeing him, and our "Hellos" i knew i wasn't all alone in this world, when he would come by his Art Gallery building...I know he is with our loving Heavenly Father, and our Saviour, Jesus Christ, and no longer in pain...with all my love and Gods Blessings..my heart is with you...