Philip Mathew KUHN

I was sorry to hear that Phil had passed away.

He always had a smile and did not let his sickness get in the way of living his life to the fullest.

He was a great co-worker and friend.

I remember him inviting me to the Dallas Stars and Texas Stars exhibition hockey game 8 years ago. We had front row seats right behind the Dallas Stars bench. it was a great night and the one of the highlights of my life.

He will be missed very much.

I was sorry to hear that Phil had passed away.

I have worked with Phil for many years and was not aware he was sick. He always appeared happy when I talked to him and always had a nice thing to say or a great smile and laugh. He did not let his sickness ruin his day. It was a great testament to how he wanted to live each day.

I can remember when he invited me to a Dallas Stars and Texas Stars exhibition hockey game and we got to sit right behind the Dallas Stars bench. That...

I only got to know Phil after he got sick. He could, understandably, be an emotional handful, but I really enjoyed his company and outlook. I only got to meet one member of his family, his sister, but she was as warm and sunny as a summer day. I know you're in a place where you're loved Phil and we'll laugh together again soon my friend.