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February 10, 2011
I am very sorry to hear of Mike's passing. Although I moved to Phoenix 30 years ago
beth mcdonald
February 10, 2011
I am very sorry to hear of Mike's passing. Although I moved to Phoenix 30 years ago I remember the McCormack family fondly.
I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.
Stan Westjohn
February 10, 2011
John Philipot and family,
So sorry to hear about your loss. Seek comfort in the thought that your father will be joining the Heavenly Father.
Your CRHP brother,
Chris Sherman
February 10, 2011
To the entire Phlipot family -- I did not know Harry, but I have listen to John Phlipot speak about his Dad and Mom and their strong faith. As I have grown to know and respect John - and his deep faith - I am sure that 'the apple did not fall far from the tree' ! May God Bless your entire family and wrap his strong arms around you in this time of need.
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Mary Jo McDonald
February 10, 2011
Junior and I were good friends although his brother Jimmy and I were closer in age and therefore spent a lot of time together. I remember Junior, as I knew him, drove us back and forth to parties when we were too young to drive. He was a great and fun-filled guy and will be missed. My deepest sympathy to his family and sincere prayers, Mary Jo McDonald
Beth McDonald
February 10, 2011
To the Philipot family,
I did not know Harry, but certainly knew of him through my mother Mary Jo (Stratton) McDonald. Harry even became a name that I occasionally used on my Phoenix radio show!
Please accept my condolences. I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.
Caleb Hatfield
February 10, 2011
Uncle Harry was truly a blessing to the many that knew him. Being my great-uncle, he could have had little to do with me. But instead he was always supportive of me and would consistenly make an effort to be a part of my years growing up.

Me, with my Aunt & Uncle at their home
Jim Hatfield
February 10, 2011
To one of the greatest men ( that just so happened to be my Uncle), that I have ever known . Every time I would see him, he always would have a friendly smile & a kind word to say. You couldn't walk away without feeling a bit better about yourself. Farewell to you my Uncle, my brother, my friend. May your family find peace in the great memories that they hold of you.
Donna Zeigler Carteaux
February 10, 2011
Dear Doris & Family,
Doris, you, your family, and Harry will be remembered in our daily prayers. God bless you and give you strength.
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