Philip KILLEEN

he was my grandfather. He was a very kind man. I remember buying my first lottery ticket with my dad and him telling me stories about how my grandpa would always buy lottery tickets. Apparently one day he one. My grandpa was a amazing person who deserved the world.

It was a pleasure to know Phil back in the early days at Algonquin College. He was a dynamic, engaged and engaging educator, leader, and human being. My deepest condolences to his family in this loss.

My condolences dear Killeens. Your dad always made me feel welcome in your home, and I have fond memories of him, and his interested, but always brief inquiries about what was going on with me. I remember him too, every time I light a barbecue, or hear about Algonquin. I hope you're all finding the strength you need to get you through today... and the months to come. A big hug to you all, Catou.

Our thoughts are with Philip's family and friends at this time. Thank you to Maureen and Mike, who helped us to know their brother, Phil, through many stories and fond memories of the man they so loved and admired.
Sincerely,

My sincere sympathies to the Killeen family. I have so many fond memories of my time at Algonquin College working with Phil. I am sure that he is on one of his "walk-abouts" right now, chatting it up with everyone he meets.
Bob Mitchelson
Fort Frances, Ontario

On behalf of myself, Andrew O'Neil, Emilie and Brigit, we send our deepest condolences to the all of the Killeens and to their famililes. We are so very sorry for your loss.

Please accept my sincere condolences to the family. I greatly admired Phil who certainly supported me during my career at Algonquin. He was a true leader.

I was saddened to hear of Mr. Killeen's passing. He got me through my final semester at Algonquin College, something he didn't have to do. My deepest sympathy to the Killeen family.

My sincere condolences to the Kileen Family. Both Phil and Astrid made a huge impact to the Kennedy Family. Many fond memories of playing cards on 3rd Ave, going to the Quebec Carnival,lots of laughter and love from Phil. He will be truly missed for all that he gave.
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I will remember Phil as a dynamic, spirited leader who always prioritized the needs of people at Algonquin College. He had a unique and engaging sense of humour coupled with a twinkle in his eye. My condolences to the family.

Sincere sympathies on behalf of Harry and Theresa Anne Dunlap and Family.

He will be in our thoughts and prayers.

Philip was a dear friend and mentor of mine during my many years at the college. I shall miss him dearly.

Mark Atkinson.

Our sincere condolences are offered to the Killeen family. We have many happy memories of your father, Philip, and he will be sadly missed.

Darcy, my deepest condolences to you and your family on the passing of your father. May he rest in peace and shine down on you all.

Our Mom, Pauline Cullen, was very very sorry to hear of Phil's passing. He was considered a great table companion over the past couple of years at the WPM, always with spirited conversation and great interest in life. Phil was equally keen to chat with us when we'd cross paths during visits. Our deepest sympathies to his family.

It is with great sadness that Ian and Judy send sincere condolences to the Killeen family.

Judy White and Ian Wallace
London ON

Those we love, don't go away.
They walk beside us every day.
Their memories remain in our hearts,
May loving memories heal your pain.
With Hearthful Sympathy.
Gordie, Noemi, Markus and Izabel Esnard.

Paula and I wish you our deepest sympathies.

Most saddened to hear of the passing of Phil.Phil hired me at Algonquin College and led me and others through some grand times.He really was a people person and constantly reminded us of our duty to the student body.He was a very giving man.
My utmost sympathy to Phil's family.Please know that he was highly respected.

Very sad to hear this news. An amazing man, a 'gentle giant' that always had a smile on his face. Phil & Astrid were great friends to my parents Karl & Carole Bruun, and because of that I'm sure, is why he watched over me while I attended Algonquin (just 'happened' to be walking down the hall when my first class of the morning broke). He went on to help make our wedding absolutely fabulous, pulling out all the stops at the International Dining Room. I'll never forget him that is for certain.
God Bless to all mourning this loss.

With sincere condolences we send you love, strength and healing. No doubt there will be an absence this Christmas but find comfort in the family, friends, and most of all the little ones that surround you. Philip's personality will reveal itself over time in each of them in different ways, easing the loss and reminding you that his spirit lives on. Much love, always, Mike and Cecilia Jette

Working with Phil was one of the high points of my career. He was my model for compassionate leadership and a hell of a cook.

So sadly missed, you made a difference to many people and our city.

I was saddened to read of Phil's death today . . . he was a wonderful man, and I thoroughly enjoyed my association with him when I was a Governor of Algonquin College. May the memories that you share as a family, help to sustain you in the days to come.

I have very fond memories of the Killeen family as a child. Phillip Always had an eye over Maureen and I . A very fun loving family. My deepest sympathies to all the family.