Philip Arthur Workman

Evelyn and family, I am so sorry to hear of this sudden death of Phil. May you know my prayers and thoughts are with ALL of you.

I'm so sorry to hear of Phil's untimely death. I was the first OPA president to have a full 12 months of his superb help.
He became a personal friend enjoying jazz in Columbus with me.
His death is a tremendous loss.
May you be supported by your fond memories.
With loving thoughts,
Mary and Dan Deutschman
239-745-5440

Evie, Steph, Greg, and Chris,
We will all remember the magic tricks, spontaneous music, quick wit and caring interest in what we are doing. I will miss our Santa Claus every family Christmas. Thank you Uncle Phil for playing a very special part in my very happy childhood.

Greg,
My deepest sympathy to you and your family. Please know that myself and my family are thinking of, and praying for all of you in this time of great sorrow. God bless...

Please accept my deepest sympathies. I appreciated Phil's presence in my life. He was a friend that always greeted me with a warm smile. And although I did not know him well I will remember him fondly.
Terry D.

All Ohio psychiatrists are indebted to Phil Workman for the many things he accomplished through his expertise and winning personality. I was honored to be the first of 21 OPPA presidents with whom he worked to improve the image and functioning of our professional organization.
Bernard Kuhr, M.D., Tucson Arizona

Greg: I was sorry to hear about the death of your father. I worked for him and respected him very much. He was a good man. My deepest sympathy.

Greg,

I am so sorry to hear about your father. May God keep you and your family as well as bless you with wisdom and healing during your difficult time.