VOLUCK PHILIP RITTER We are deeply saddened at the unexpected passing of Philip Ritter Voluck on July 30, 2025, adoring husband of Stephanie Simkins Voluck, father of the late Andrew Ritter Voluck and son of his late parents Sondra and Alan Voluck. He leaves behind his son Jonathan Saul Voluck, his sister Lisa Jurick, his brothers-in-law Jeffrey Jurick, James, John, Sam Simkins and Travis Rogers, his sisters-in-law Christine and Hilary Simkins, his in laws Judy and Mort Simkins and his beautiful nieces Alix Bortnick and Brittany Kazinec, Valarie and Olivia Simkins and Alexandra Simkins, Coppersmith, his nephews Oscar and Max Simkins. Philip graduated Cornell University and received his Law degree from Georgetown Law School and was an established attorney for 45 years. He was a rock and roll guru, avid golfer and tennis enthusiast. Services and interment will be private. www.levinefuneral.com

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Published by The Philadelphia Inquirer on Aug. 1, 2025.

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Michael Menchel

August 4, 2025

Lisa and Stephanie, with great sadness we know this news but with great joy we remember Philip.
Our thoughts and love is with you now, tomorrow and forever.
Long live rock n roll and Fore!
Michael and Brenda Menchel

Our deepest sympathy . Lisa Michael Paladino

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Andrew M Goodman

August 1, 2025

Stephanie,
Sincere condolences to you and your family.
Andrew Goodman
Palm Beach, Florida

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