PHILIP LISTER

Dr lister to me and all the people who worked in your home I express my condolences to your family. Both you and your entire family were kind considerate and fabulous to work with and for. Howard. [email protected] rip

I have gratefully brought to mind and shared Phil´s heart-warming mantra "be a love slinger" with many McDonogh `70 classmates who knew him - on the tennis team or otherwise. Phil´s legacy of love, medical scholarship and poetic light endures.

I am so saddened to hear of the loss of Dr. Lister - Phil. He helped my husband and me immeasurably after the loss of our baby in 2021. Even in our short time together he impressed upon me how remarkable of a human being he was - razor smart, uncommonly observant, truly kind. The world is a bit dimmer for his loss. I think of him often and will miss him.

Dear Elena and family, I just learned about Phil's passing. My sympathy for your loss. I have memories of a kind and inspiring man from the Columbia Center. I have learned much from his book and referred to it in teaching on illness, grief and traumatic loss in Switzerland and will continue to do so in my work. My warm wishes to you all. Dan

Elena and family, I was so very saddened to hear of Philip´s passing. We were classmates at McDonogh, and I remember what a bright, kind, talented person that he was. We did not keep in touch after leaving McDonogh, though our careers independently involved the medical field. I will keep Philip and your family in my thoughts and prayers.

Dear Elana and family, I too was a McDonogh friend (`70) with Phil. Our paths did not cross after school, but it seems our adult passions and geography followed synchronistic nearby orbits. I shall hope to join you and Phil´s friends on August 10. I wish you and your family comfort in sadness with beautiful memories of living so very well. Shantih. Robert Kershaw