Philip A. BRENNAN

My sincere sympathies to the Brennan family on the loss of Colonel Phillip Brennan. I didnt count Colonel Brennan as a friend, but he was my Wing Commander in the 456th Bomb Wing, Beale AFB, California, and in those days, A1C's and Sgt's were not "friends" with the Wing Commander. I remember him as a fair leader and a nice guy. I look back longingly to those days when I was young in the Air Force and had leaders such as Colonel Brennan. I loved the comment that Phil not only read the Word,...

Another member of the "greatest generation " gone home. Rest In Peace Phil!

When on the green and putting, Phil was total concentration. Any distractions were a source of irritation to Phil. One of the guys in his foursome would pull the Velcro wrist band of his glove, creating a tearing noise. Not much, but enough to get anincriminating glare from Phil. Was with Phil when he got his hole in one on a par 3 hole! Drinks all around back at the club house!!

Phil was a true gentleman in every sense of the word. I wasn´t close to Phil, but he always had a smile and a wave for me.. Even after Kate passed, even when he was in so much pain he could barely stand, Phil always had a joke, a word of encouragement, a wave or a smile. Phil didn´t just talk the talk: He walked the walk.

We offer our sincere sympathy for the loss of your dad. It is comforting to know he is in the arms of Jesus awaiting the rest of us who have put our hope for salvation and eternal life in Christ who died for our sins. I love that "he not only read the Word but proclaimed the Word." We send our love.

I´m sorry for your loss. I never met your dad, but I feel like I knew him through your photos on Facebook. Another angel to watch over you. My prayers are with you and your family

We are so sorry for your loss. He was an amazing man and the nicest person whenever we met him. So glad he is reunited with your mom!