Philip M. O'Shea

I'm so sorry to see this, especially now. Phil, his Dad and brothers were my friends back in my High School days, late 50"s-early 60's. I thought of them as my extended family. All wonderful and caring people. Phil was like a brother to me. He was so talented and pursued music, his first love. I went the more traditional route to a corporate life and travel world wide so we eventually lost track of each other until I tried to find him today. Don't lose track of your true friends. RIP my...

We first met Phil when he was playing at Luana’s with Yvonne Monnett and Dennis Pratt. It became our standard Friday night to listen and dance to his wonderful music. He became a very good friend. I moved to Florida about ten years ago and unfortunately lost touch. Great memories!

We met Philip when we up dated our kitchen. He led us in the right direction. We be came friends for years after that meeting. He became a customer of ours for years and kept his cars running top notch. His Ford Mustang was his favorite. Phil we will miss your quick wit and friendship. R.I.P.