Philip "Flip" Liebling

I miss my friend. He was my culinary adventurer. Always trying new places about town and inviting me to join. I toast him when I have sushi.

I certainly still miss Phil. He took me to Mt. Carmel Hospice to see my husband on the day he passed from kidney cancer. We were always helping each other. My continuing sympathy to all of his family. Take care of yourselves and may God bless you. Shirley A. Heck

I first met Paco and his person, Flip, as an assistant at a vet clinic. Their energy captured me. As time went by, Flip became a friend then famiy. He always gave me the raw truth because he cared. He loved his family- his children and his dogs, deeply.
I'm very saddened.

We were blessed to be one of the original families in the court with Flip & his family. The Lieblings were not only wonderful neighbors, but dear friends. So many great memories.

Our thoughts & prayers remain with his family. He will be missed by many & remembered for his kindness.

The Comer family

Not immune to life's problems , Flip was my good friend and my mensch. He was the best, I'll miss our talks at the Dog park, our trips for any sort of good food, and that he told me "it couldn't hurt", when I needed to hear it. The. Best

Phil is certainly being missed by all who knew and loved him, especially his friends and neighbors on Promise Ct.
My darling husband, Ray, who passed in 2014, was always helping Phil with anything he needed. Phil took the best care of his dogs(his family). I helped many times, especially with Rico & Paco.
I miss seeing he and Gus coming by the house after going out for a run.
My thoughts and prayers are with Phil's family.
With sincere sympathy, Shirley A. Heck