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Philip Sorenson Obituary

Philip Sorenson "Phil" 84, died April 25, 2013 at High Point Regional Cancer Center after a brief battle with pneumonia and lung cancer.
Phil was born June 28, 1928, in Lynn, Mass. At a early age he joined the Army and served during WWII as an MP. After serving he moved to Cherryville, N.C. then to Burlington to work as a traveling salesman with Olympic Narrow Fabrics. Once retired, Phil moved to Florida to fulfill his retirement years with golfing, boating, and being near the ocean. While he was there, he joined the Coast Guard Auxiliary and worked part-time at West Marine in Port Charlotte. Phil, full of compassion, brightened everyone's day with just a simple joke. He had a deep love for pets, even if it meant taking in a stray.
He is survived by his two sons, Todd and Debbie Sorenson and Terry and Stacey Sorenson. Phil had five grandchildren, Amanda Sorenson, Ryan Sorenson, Alex Smith, Christy Sewell and Brittany Foster; and four great-grandchildren.
Services will be held by the family in Florida to honor his wishes.
We love you dad. We will see you again.

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Published by TheTimesNews.com from Apr. 29 to Apr. 30, 2013.

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Mary Anne Johnson

May 1, 2013

I worked with Phil at Olympic Narrow Fabrics. May God bless your family with good memories.

April 30, 2013

Your family is in my thoughts. May God bring you comfort during this tough time...Mark 10:27.

April 30, 2013

Keeping all of you in our prayers. I have such wonderful memories of Phil. He was such a loving and special person. Love you.

Debbie and Donnie

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