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Philip W. Thomas Jr.

Agawam, Massachusetts

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Philip W. Thomas, Jr., 62, passed away suddenly on April 19, 2019 due to complications of an undiagnosed brain tumor. After graduating from Westfield Vocational High School, he proudly served in the U.S. Army. He continued his service to the community as a police officer for the town of Enfield,...

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I wanted to post on the date that you left us, Phil. We were away and I could not post; but will always remember the day. It has been six years. It doesn't seem possible. We still remember summers and picnics with you, Phil. I will always love you, my little brother.

It is the evening before your 68th birthday, and I am thinking of how 6 years have gone by since you left us. I still miss you, Phil; but to be where you are, is just what it is.............Heaven. I love you, Phil.

Tomorrow will be 5 years since you left us. I wonder what glories you see where you are today. We never had lots of time to share personal stories and such; but I still hold dear, that one afternoon when you helped me record a music cd. We talked for a few hours. I miss you, Phil.

Tomorrow would be your 67th birthday, Phil. It still seems strange that you are not here with all of us. Time is nothing to you, where you are. And though I miss you some days, I am glad that you are with the Lord. No more sickness or anything bad.

It was 4 years ago that Phil left us. Some days, it seems longer. I am thinking of Phil today and hope to see him again one day.

Phil would have been 66 years old, tomorrow. It still seems strange that he is not here. I miss my brother; but I am happy that he is with Dad and the Lord.

Just thinking of my brother today and wondering what he would think of the world now. I miss him. But know that he is in a much better place.

Tomorrow will be 3 years since Phil left us. I have a photo on the fridge from years ago, where Phil is cooking hamburgers and covering them with cheese. Phil was such a good man. I still think of him and still miss him.

I have been thinking of Phil and that he would be 65 years old on March 1st. I believe that he is in heaven and doesn't have to live in this crazy world; but some days I miss him, Love, your sister.