Philip Michael Griffin

Deepest condolences R. I. P. PHILIP

Dear Margaret - I am so sorry to hear of your loss. I will always remember Phil as a very nice man -- and also my cousin by marriage, who when I was at William Hingston High School, also happened to be one of my Vice-Principals. How cool was that? You are in our thoughts and prayers. Alice, Kevin and the girls

My heartfelt sadness and sympathy go out to you aunt Margaret.Uncle Phil was a special person with a huge heart that I will miss dearly. I had the privilege of having him as my godfather and was always very proud of that. His sense of humor and joy in life I remember with love. Joe

Phil was one of my closest friends
during my career.
He was a great guy ; and had a great sense of humour as all know well !

Phil Howe

Phil was always kind and generous to my sister Kate and me. He was a dear friend of our family and I am proud to have called him Uncle Phil for as long as I can remember. The Fitzpatricks will miss him very much.

Sincere sympathy to Margaret and the Griffin family. I was a confrere of Phil's at teacher's college (Ecole Normale Jacques Cartier--English section) and recall good times there.I know he was a beloved and respected teacher.

I wish to express my sincere sympathy to Margaret and the Griffin family on the loss of Phil. He will be missed.

To Margaret & family, please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of your beloved Phil. I was priviledged to have known him in the "academic world"...he was a member of the Federation of English Speaking Catholic Teachers (F.E.S.C.T.) and I was the Secretary there from 1969-1980 and our paths crossed on many occasions. He was a fine teacher and well-respected in the teaching community by his colleagues. His Irish sense of humour will be missed! May he rest in peace.

Phil - you will be with us always and missed as a beloved brother and friend. You are rembered in our prayers. Love always,