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Tabitha Pina posted a condolence
Phillip, was a great guy. He would work on his garden every year. Phillip will always be remembered by his loving and caring personality. He would always be careful around the ladies, never yell or swear, and he would be kind to them. I personally remember him by his greatness and his love. He loved everyone. I just wanted to say that he will always be in my heart and my prayers. I Love You Grandpa. Love Tabitha</b></font><br><br>
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Tom Coughlin posted a condolence
My condolences to Don, Ron and the rest of the Brown family. I will always remember the time Phil took home a coworker's car to do a tune-up. Unfortunately, he "stoled" the wrong car - I think it was a Mustang.
God bless,
Tom Coughlin, former OMCO foreman and now semi retired in Sugar Land, Texas</b></font><br><br>
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LINDA SETARO posted a condolence
I REMEMBER ALL THE GOOD TIME WHEN WE WERE KIDS ON THE FARM IN WESTBORO, AND ALL THE TROUBLE WE GOT INTO THERE. UNCLE PHIL ALWAYS WOULD TICKLE ME UNTIL I ALMOST WET MY PANTS AS KID.THE THING I WOULD LIKE TO FORGET WAS PICKING POTATOES. LOVE LINDA & BOBBY</b></font><br><br>
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The Bergstrom Family posted a condolence
Gerry---please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you. Jonathan has many fond memories of Phillip-like the day the goat held you all captive in the house and chased the UPS man away! You will be in our prayers.--Kim, Doug, Jimmy and Jonathan</b></font><br><br>
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Marlene Robbins posted a condolence
My Uncle Phil will never be forgotten. He was very special to me.I remember my trips from New Sweden.Me to Westboro to visit,and how he taught me to waltz in his and Aunt Gerri's living room.</b></font><br><br>
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Barbara Pickett posted a condolence
Don, Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Keep all the good memories and share them with your family. Memories can never be taken away.</b></font><br><br>
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JoAnn Kippax posted a condolence
Gerri,Don,Ron,Jack,Garyand crew.
Thank you for sharing all your love. I love being a part of this wondeful family.
with all my love Jo-Ann</b></font><br><br>
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Dr. Jan Kippax posted a condolence
I remember at family gatherings watching Phil and Otis off to one side, one hand in their pockets quietly chewing the fat together. I often thought many of the world's problems were probably being solved during these "down east consultations" and regret that I will not have the ability to hear what their thoughts were. The Browns are a truly wonderful and unique New England family and I am privileged to have become a part of them. God Bless Phil and all the rest of the Brown family.</b></font><br><br>
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Barbara Pickett posted a condolence
Don, Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Keep all the good memories and share them with your family. Memories can never be taken away.</b></font><br><br>
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Pam Orrell posted a condolence
I have great memories of visiting with Uncle Phil and the family in Westboro on many occasions when I was a kid. Gary would take us down to the brook and we would spend hours fishing and playing in the brook. The most interesting adventure was when we got back and Gary told Aunt Gerri where we were and she was sure that we had gotten into poison ivy so she had us all got into the tub to scrub and get it off so we didn't all break out. We never got it either.
We always enjoyed fresh vegetables from his garden.
He will be greatly missed.
We Love You, Pam Orrell and Family</b></font><br><br>
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