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Phillip V. Fletcher
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Phillip was a tough fighter with the challenges of his illness. He enjoyed fishing, golfing and life. He was very inspirational to all that knew him. Phillip will be deeply missed by many.
Phillip is survived by his father, Larry Fletcher.
Phillip is preceded in death by mother, Katherine Fletcher, grandparents, Bob and Betty Kunz and Dillard and Adlene Fletcher and aunt, Suzanne Kunz.
A private memorial service will be held at a later date.
Arrangements in care of Jowett Funeral Home-57737 Gratiot, New Haven.
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Kenny R
June 14, 2025
Catch you on the flip side, Philly...
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Michael Nawojski
June 8, 2023
I am saddened by the loss of a dear childhood friend. My condolences to the Fletcher Family. Philip was a dear friend to My Family and I on North Miles. His close friends of North Miles knew Philip as a member of their family and there was always a place at their table for him. Philip loved playing goalie everyday after school with his friends. Philip made the most of everyday, everything, and everyone and will be truly missed. Philip turned an illness into strength and warmed everyone with his large heart. Love You My Friend, Michael Nawojski
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