Philip J. Morabito

Phil was one of those rare people one meets throughout life that I could say I truly loved, a wonderful soul whom I was proud to count among my dear friends.
Singing was one of his passions (he also wrote many songs), he was a member of several choirs, and he always had a poem to share with a friend or stranger. He was also a strong supporter of our literary group, Rochester Poets.
Since Phil moved to St. Ann's he and I planned to visit our mutual friend Peggy Baumler in Sanborn, NY; to...

From the Quealy family our deepest sympathies
Phil was a dear friend of John and Teresa
Many fond memories
He will be missed

From the Quealy family our deepest sympathies
Phil was a dear friend of John and Teresa
Many fond memories
He will be missed

sorry to learn of phil's death. i worked at dpi with him.
matt cornelia

May the God of all comfort be with you in this time of mourning. My condolences to the family on the loss of your loved one (psalm 145:18,,19)

Sincere condolences to Phil's family as you cope with the pain of loss. Were I not in FL I would attend his Funeral Mass.
Prayerfully,
Fr. Al Delmonte

Phil used to come to an open mic that I hosted and sing songs that he had written for his wife and his grandchildren. He was a true gentleman.

I did not know Mr. Morabito but his son Dave is my neighbor and friend. Knowing that Dave is a genuine and caring person tells me Mr. Morabito was a man of great character and values.

Phil brought so much joy to the Rochester poetry community, pure joy. He will be missed. Although I have relocated to the UK, when I think of poetry and Rochester I will always remember Phil fondly.