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Phillip Neil Phillips

Phillip Phillips Obituary

PHILLIPS , Phillip Neil On March 2, 2008, Phillip Neil
Phillips , M.D., of Finksburg beloved husband of Debora L. (nee Kibler) Phillips. Son of George E. and Agnes G. (nee Nester) Phillips. Father of Heather N., Sarah M. and Kristen A. Phillips. Brother of Sandra K. Reams.
Friends may call at the ELINE FUNERAL HOME, 11824 Reisterstown Road (at Franklin Blvd.) on Wednesday 3-5 & 7-9PM. Services will be held at the Glyndon United Methodist Church, Butler Road on Thursday 11AM. Interment will be private. If desired contributions may be made to The Arc of Carroll County, 180 Kriders Church Road, Westmins ter, MD 21158-4307.
www.ElineFuneralHome.com

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Published by Baltimore Sun on Mar. 4, 2008.

Memories and Condolences
for Phillip Phillips

37 Entries

Philip Stemple

February 27, 2024

A chip off the old block. His father, George Phillips. The apple of his mother´s eye Geri Phillips. 10 years older than me, and to a degree a namesake. I knew him since I was a boy.
Selfless service, thinking of the needs of others, always positive, a man those in his many circles turned to for leadership. That is the Phil Phillips I knew and admired.

Gary Shoemaker

February 27, 2024

Gary Shoemaker

February 27, 2024

Gary Shoemaker

February 27, 2024

Doc, This was a total shock when you passed. Guess God needed you at his side.
RIP Doc!

Philip Stemple

April 19, 2021

Phil's Dad, George (and his Mom, Geri), and my Dad, Virgil, and my Mom (Mary Anne) all grew up together in WV. Having moved to MD a few years earlier, George convinced my Dad to move to MD in the late '50s. Both of them WWII veterans and both had long careers in Baltimore County education. Phil was exactly 10 years older than me and when we would visit them he would play with me on the "big" hill behind their house, and in later years take me along, like a little brother, to see what he was up to at the fire station. A paramedic he was. Phil becoming a highly respected and well know physician really no surprise. He always had a heart for people in general and the afflicted in particular .. and he knew we were all afflicted, in some way or another. As grown men we served in the Army National Guard at the same time and he brought to that responsibility the same sense of commitment, compassion and meticulous diligence that he brought to every aspect of his life. The day of his funeral in Glyndon was heart rending to say the least. But we should remember, it is really about the "dash." That little hyphen between the date Phil was born in 1950 and the date he died in 2008. Because that "dash" is the life, the full life, the life of service to others that he lived. We should all have such a glorious "dash" as does Phil Phillips.

Gary Shoemaker

February 26, 2021

Gary Shoemaker

February 26, 2021

Gary Shoemaker

February 26, 2021

Missing a good friend!

MONICA DENT

March 2, 2020

Rip doc...cant believe its been this long.
Love steven risso jr n Monica Dent

Allison Fisher-Harper

April 25, 2008

To the Phillips family,
Dr. Phillips will live forever in my heart and mind. When I was a child, he mended many a illnesses with his warm smile and kind manner. I will never forget the dedication he and Debbie showed to every patient. Rest in peace Doc, till we meet again in Heaven.

Barbara Berger

March 28, 2008

To Phil's family= I worked with Phil in the Nat'l Guard. I respected him so much and his kindness was untouchable. What a great loss this is to the medical field and to you. He always made me smile.

Denise Zepp

March 15, 2008

To George and Gerry: Woody and I were saddened to learn of Phil's passing. As one of Phil's '68 classmates, I remember his caring and compassionate manner in treating my grandmother. To her, there was no other doctor like Phil. Please know you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers. May God continue to strengthen and comfort you.

Mattie Flipping

March 8, 2008

To The Phillips Family:

May God grant you the strength and comfort that only He can give during this difficult time. I pray that He will continue to Bless you.

2007 Retiree
(Maryland State Police)

Gary & Cheri Brown

March 8, 2008

The medical field and the fire service has lost a very dedicated person. My late cousin Joe, Phil and myself spent many hours serving our community protecting life and property. However my most cherished memory of Phil will come from June 18th, 1977 when he honored us by his band playing at our wedding. Many of our friends that attended still remember the the party atmosphere that Phil and his band created that day.
Phil rest in piece. You will always be in our memories.

Douglas McCorkle

March 8, 2008

Phil, I will greatly miss your easy, unique manner and your automatic likeability. Your friendship and support have been greatly appreciated over the years. My sincere condolences to your family.

Lisa Elliott

March 7, 2008

Heather, my deepest sympathies to you and your family. You are in my thoughts.

Darlene Bollinger

March 5, 2008

My deepest sympathy to the Phillips family. Dr Phillips took care of me during a very serious illness. He was a very caring and compassionate doctor, additionally my son recently graduated from the Maryland State Police, and although sometime had past when we met again, Dr.Phillips remembered me. I will never forget him, and what he did for me. May God guide you during this difficult time.

Peggy Lea Gosnell

March 5, 2008

Doc Phillips was one of those rare individuals, that once you met him, whether you realized it then or not, you would never forget him. He always spoke to you and made you feel that he had known you forever. Each one of us will carry a piece of Doc with us in our hearts, but that piece won't be big enough to fill the void that was created when he left us.
To all the family . . . Peace be with you, Phil lives on in your hearts and in your souls until such time that you are reunited again.

Ellen Davis

March 5, 2008

Always so pleasant and friendly, Doc will leave a huge void on the MSP compound. My heartfelt sympathy is with all of you.

JODY PHILLILPS WORTHLEY

March 5, 2008

My sincere sympathy to the Phillips family. I have many happy memories with Phil and Sandy during our teen years.

JAMES,TINA,STEVEN GORDON

March 5, 2008

OUR THOUGHTS AND PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.

Gary Shoemaker

March 5, 2008

To Heather and family - Doc will be missed! Not only was he my medical director at BWI but also a longtime friend. I will have my memories of doc from Co 410 and BWI. Call me anytime if you need anything or just to talk.
To Doc: I will never forget the wealth of knowledge you brought to BWI EMS and myself. There will be a big empty hole in my heart for a long time! I'll miss seeing you and talking to you and your concern for me and my family. Thanks for being there!

Dawn Ament

March 5, 2008

To: FAMILY AND FRIENDS,
I have known Phil since he was an intern at GBMC and it was always my honor to work with him. Tremendous man and so glad we met. He influenced me greatly and I know the loss must be large. I will be praying for all of you and please know God is holding you. Dawn Ament R.N.

Joel Feldman

March 5, 2008

Doc, you will be missed but not forgotten. Debbie, stay as strong as you always have been.

Thomas Hutchins

March 5, 2008

Mrs Phillips and family,
Please accept Jackie's and my sincere sympathy. Dr. Phillips was a fine man and an asset to the Troopers of the Maryland State Police. We all shall miss him.
Respectfully,
Thomas E. Tim Hutchins
Colonel
Superintendent of The Maryland State Police. 2003-2007

Tom Bowers

March 4, 2008

I was so sorry to hear of your loss. I met with "Doc" frequently before my retirement from the MSP. He was a passionate advocate for the physical and mental health of the Troopers whom he treated like family. Likewise, we thought of him as a member of our "family" and will miss his counsel and his compassion for all of his coworkers. He was a consumate gentleman and an outstanding physician. His loss will be felt by all who new him. You and yours are in our thoughts and in our prayers.

Rod Stem

March 4, 2008

To George and Gerry Phillips - Nancy and I are so sorry for your loss. I spoke to your son on several occasions in my law enforcement days, and knew how proud you both were of his accomplishments. Please accept our condolences.
From a 1969 Franklin graduate and a bookkeeping and homeroom student of yours George, you and Gerry are in our thoughts and prayers.

Bill McGinnes

March 4, 2008

Doctor Phillips probably didn't know my name but, I liked and respected him very much. He was very knowledgeable and interesting. I will miss his visits to BWIFD.

midge Wilson culp

March 4, 2008

Mr and Mrs Phillips and Sandy - Just heard about Phil and I am so very,very sorry. He was certainly a part of my Glyndon childhood as "Sandy's little brother". I have followed his accomplishments through the years and heard what a popular doctor he has become. This is hard to comprehend,I'm sure. I wish I could be with you this week to share my happy memories of the Phillips family and hug each of you. You will be in my constant thoughts and prayers as you move through these sad days. Much love, Midge Wilson Culp

Sherry Kemp

March 4, 2008

Debbie, Although we've only met briefly, I'd like to express my deepest sympathy to you and your entire family. God Bless you all at this most difficult time.
Sherry Kemp, former nurse to Drs. Manley and Supplee
Mooresville, North Carolina

Elaine (Robinson) Heineman

March 4, 2008

So sorry to hear about Phil. While I did not know him personally I have heard many good things about him through the years from others. I pray for peace and comfort for the entire family at this time.

A friend from MSP

March 4, 2008

Doc - you were certainly a "bright spot" around MSP. I will really miss seeing you walking around the compound.

My prayers are with your family at what I know is a very sad time for them.

Nick Stuhler

March 4, 2008

My deepest condolences on your loss.Phil was a friend for many years as we both graduated from Franklin in1968. May God watch over you.

Laura Stedman

March 4, 2008

I met Dr Phillips briefly when I served in the MD Army National Guard. I went to his office at the police barracks to recruit him. I've always remembered his name. I have mentioned him to State Troopers who come into the Home Depot where I now work. They all knew him. He has touched many lives I am sure he will be dearly missed. My deepest sympathy to his family.

Jamie McGuirk-Cooney

March 4, 2008

Debbie and family-I am so sorry for your loss. Dr. Phillips was a wonderful, caring, warm and funny gentleman. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you! I cannot express my sorrows for your family-but hopefully my prayers will help.

Robert & Donna Harsh

March 4, 2008

Our thoughts and prayers are with you as we share in your sorrow. Dr. Phillips touched the lives of so many and will be remembered fondly by all.

Louie and Jody Woodward

March 4, 2008

Our Dear loving friends, We have dealt with many challenges in our live’s but this is hurting our heart’s so much, we pray for your peace during this time. Phil was truly an inspiration, friend and mentor to Jody and me from our childhood days in Glyndon through recent contacts professionally. His genuine compassion and understanding overflowed with everything he touched. We’ve shared many personal and professional experiences with him throughout our entire married and professional lives. We know that God has taken him to a better world and pray for all of the hearts that are hurting, that they have peace in remembering the good things he did. We will be forever grateful for the blessing’s of Phil’s kindness in our lives and know he is with our creator.

Sincerely, Louie and JodyWoodward

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