Philip C. Reuter

Dawn and Darilynn I am so sorry for your losses! Your dad was a wonderful man, I still remember playing hide n seek and him giving cues to run to home. My deepest condolences, JoAnne

My Deepest Condolences to the Reuter. First I know he is Back & Happy with Judie although he will be forever missed. I´ve always believed Angels Walk amping us and Phil and Judie were mine in the worst days for my Mother, Sisters my Family. From the moment I was Transferred to Mass General and then the long days of rehab my Family and Friends Rallied sleeping in Chairs and Conference Tables so I was never alone. When I was transferred in the Boston North End driving 21/2 hours at best my...

Dear Dawn and Darilyn, So sorry to read about your Dad´s passing so soon after your Mom. I loved meeting them in days past at Stop and Shop. They were always brimming with news of the both of you and your growing families. Blessings and prayers for all of you as you journey through your sadness and grief. Elaine Y. Olive (Sr. Elaine from OLH)

I've known Phil from the library, Mary mother of Hope Church and from McDonalds coffee crew. Quiet guy and always willing to volunteer or lend a hand. I will miss seeing him walking the neighborhood and chatting with him over coffee. Sincere condolences to his family.

To the family of Phil, I got to know Phil during my morning stop at Joe Boudreau's garage on Page Blvd. He was a pleasure to talk to and knew a lot of people in East Spfld. I was sorry to hear of his passing, RIP Phil our prayers are with you.

My deepest condolences to Philip's Family and friends. He's been a good friend to me for a long time. All his coffee buddy's are going to miss him. Rest in peace Phil.

Dawn, My sincere condolences on the loss of your dad. It's so difficult to lose our parents and yours were so close.

There's probably a lot of people who didn't know that Phil Reuter grew up in Palmer, MA. on South Main St. We met each other when we were kids. I later tracked him down on the internet and found that he was living in Springfield. We shared a conversation and found out that both of us served in the US Navy as Radiomen.

My sincere condolence to the Reuter family, Phil was always a gentleman , and it was always a pleasure to have morning coffee with or visit during his daily strolls. He will be missed by all . Rest in peace my friend