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2020
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Philip Gutter Obituary
Milwaukee - Philip Langston Gutter, age 11, of Milwaukee, WI, was born May 16, 2009, in Fond du Lac, WI, to parents Megan M. Haak and Booker T. Gutter. Philip died tragically in a car accident in Northern Minnesota on July 25, 2020, along with his mother Megan and his grandfather Mark P. Haak.
Surviving Philip are his father Booker Gutter, his best friend and older brother Evan Harrison Gutter, his step-brother Matteo Robles, all of Milwaukee, WI, his grandparents Booker and Lady Margaret Gutter of Milwaukee, WI, and grandmother Margaret Haak of Fond du Lac, WI. Aunts, uncles, and cousins from both sides will miss dear Philip.
Philip was a gifted student who would have been entering 6th grade. He loved his mother, brothers and father, basketball, Naruto, video games, his Aunt Abby, and his dogs. He was gentle, kind, and had a beautiful smile and soul to match. Philip Langston was dearly loved and respected. He had a witty sense of humor and treasured the summers in Fond du Lac with his cousins.
Private services are scheduled.
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Diane Morrow
August 10, 2020
Philip was a beautiful child. Warm, kind, with a big smile on his face most of the time. I was privileged to have him in art this year. May God give the greatest of comfort to everyone.
Josh Willenson
August 3, 2020
Philip was a great kid. He never picked on anyone and he always stood up for others. He had a great personality and was a talented athlete. It was an honor being on the Nicolet Jr. Knights with him this past year.
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