Phillip John Larrea

Dear Phillip, It´s April - and so it is that April will always be a month we pause to think of you, starting with April 1 - the day we lost you. A month of family birthdays, including yours now - April 26 - when we honor, treasure, and celebrate You! Pictures of our trip to Alaska bring to life a spirit you gave to all, and the essence that you are still here with us! With love, we hold you close, and thank you for enriching our lives so much!

Sorry to hear of Phil´s passing. I´m the guy that hired him to work at Barnes & Noble back in 83 he was an actor who would recite "she stood on the balcony inexplicably mimicking him hiccuping while amicably welcoming him in" I used to get a kick out that. Rest in Peace

We are very sorry and shocked to hear the news. Phillip had been a close confidante (financial advisor) and a friend over many years. His positive outlook and his contagious smile/laugh will be great missed. -Swathi & Ramesh

I first met Phillip through his laughter when he moved into my condo development. You knew when he and Denise were home by the sound of giggles rising over the stucco patio wall and sweeping across the parking lot. Never have I heard two people having such fun and giggling in unison. I will always remember the joy he brought. During Phillip´s years here, he started a Writer´s Workshop in the clubhouse. There residents read what they wrote, listened to others reading their own work, listened...

Both Lorraine and I are still so very heartbroken. Your infectious laugh and smile was so supportive no matter how hard a time we y going through. 20 plus years.. just not enough. My dear friend we miss you so much. All we keep saying is WHY?? Love Dallas and Lorraine