Phillip Anthony Mitschke
Phillip Anthony Mitschke
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Phillip went to South Houston High School where he graduated in class of 1981. After Phillip graduated, he enlisted in the United States Navy for 9 years and served as a Torpedo man. Phillip also worked for Rig- A-Light for over 35 years where he was due to retire before his passing. Phillip was a huge Houston Astros fan and he would watch, listen, and record every game.
Phillip is preceded in death by his father; Rudie Lee Mitschke, Grandparents; Rudie A and Wanda Schulz Mitschke, Otto P and Alma Synatschk Kappler.
Phillip leaves to cherish his memories with his Wife; Pam Williams, Son, Adam (Autumn) Mitschke, Mother; Jeanette Kappler Mitschke of Santa Fe, Texas, Brothers; Tommy (Lauren) Mitschke of Stafford, Texas, and Michael (Susan) Mitschke of Friendswood, Texas, Sisters; Christy (Keith) Cohn of Katy, Texas, and Deborah (Kevin) Cole of Santa Fe, Texas, Bonus Children; Monique, and Junior, Grandchildren; Colton, Autumn, Mila, Emberly, Harper, Hunter, Paisley, Bonus Grandchildren; Bellamy, and Bernie, and a host of nieces, nephews, and cousins.
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