Philip-Martin-Obituary

Philip C. Martin

Portland, Oregon

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Martin, Philip C. 57 Oct. 06, 1955 Dec. 09, 2012 Our beloved Phil suffered from a traumatic brain injury March 1992 while working in Juneau, Alaska. He fought valiantly for 20 years and is now at peace. Survivors included brothers, Rick and Ray; mother, Irene. No service will be held.

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Here we are now 2022 Phil. I miss you just as much now as ever. I´ll patiently wait for the day when I´ll see you again, and pray you still love me and want me near. I love you Phil . Merry Christmas

I´m remembering today the Thanksgiving Phil and I spent together just him and I on the river in front of our place , fishing, enjoying the crystal clear blue sky, and the snowy landscape sipping on homemade raspberry wine, and playing with our beloved Rottweilers in the snow, watching the Ospreys fishing overhead. I love and miss my Phil with all my heart and soul.

I love you so much Phil !! I miss you more than you'll ever know. One day we will be together again and until then I have our memories to keep me company.

Phil could not have asked for a more faithful and loving partner in life than you, Charlie. One only had to see his face when at long last he saw you again to know this is true. You are soulmates, and I know he is with you in spirit no matter where you are. I have been blessed to be a small part of your story. Love you both always - Sandy

Phil, I know you are somewhere wonderfull. I hope you can sense my thoughts and feelings to know you are so much a part of me, and i have never loved anyone so much as I love you. i miss you so very much, and I am thinking of you all the time this Christmas season. You are the greatest gift I have ever received, and i thank God every day for bringing you into my life. Until we meet again in heaven, hold a place for me next to you. Merry Christmas Phil.

Phil is one of the finest men to ever walk the earth. brave, honest and a heart of pure gold, intelligent with insight, an outdoorsman and animal lover. he certainly has a place in heaven , probably fishing with his friend Dale and his Dad. I am really and truly blessed to have been a part of his life. thank you Phil. i love you

thinking so very much of my Phil. my heart and soul will be with him forever. i love you Phil with all my heart.

thinking of my Phil so very much this Christmas season.

Saw the memorial in the paper and now see that I missed Phil's passing last year. My familiy lived next to the Martin's in Portland when we were kids and spent many happy days playing with Ray and Phil, building forts, playing war, getting into trouble. Glad Phil now has the opportunity to play and cause a ruckus again. Best wishes to all the family and hoping happy memories of Phil rule the day. Love, Scott Miller