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IN LOVING MEMORY OF Thomas Bernard Phillips Iii
Thomas Bernard
Phillips Iii
Feb 27, 1960 — Feb 9, 2016
Thomas Bernard Phillips Iii's Obituary
Thomas Bernard Phillips
Born Feb 27 1960 in Greenville SC
Passed away Feb. 9 2016 at his home in Osteen FL
He is survived by: Mother Jan Verhaeghe, Sister Laurie Saunders, (Brent Saunders), Brother David Phillips, Brother Erik Verhaeghe, Brother Karl Verhaeghe and his ever faithful companion, "Bailey Dog".
Tom grew up in Anderson SC and moved to Orlando in 1986
He Started Philco Construction there in 1990 where he won numerous awards for his commercial building projects.
Tom was a master fisherman and boatswain. He loved people, the ocean, sailing, and anything fast. He could work harder than any man, cook better than any woman and play with more zeal than anyone. He loved hiking in the mountains and fishing anywhere he could drop a line. If you remember the best day of your life, Tom was probably standing next to you.
Memorial to be held at a later date. Interested parties should email brents@cfl.rr.com with subject "Tom".
In lieu of flowers, please donate to:
City of Life Foundation
PO Box 940430
Maitland, FL 32794.
or
Coastal Conservation Association of Florida
http://www.ccaflorida.org/donate-to-cca-fl
Born Feb 27 1960 in Greenville SC
Passed away Feb. 9 2016 at his home in Osteen FL
He is survived by: Mother Jan Verhaeghe, Sister Laurie Saunders, (Brent Saunders), Brother David Phillips, Brother Erik Verhaeghe, Brother Karl Verhaeghe and his ever faithful companion, "Bailey Dog".
Tom grew up in Anderson SC and moved to Orlando in 1986
He Started Philco Construction there in 1990 where he won numerous awards for his commercial building projects.
Tom was a master fisherman and boatswain. He loved people, the ocean, sailing, and anything fast. He could work harder than any man, cook better than any woman and play with more zeal than anyone. He loved hiking in the mountains and fishing anywhere he could drop a line. If you remember the best day of your life, Tom was probably standing next to you.
Memorial to be held at a later date. Interested parties should email brents@cfl.rr.com with subject "Tom".
In lieu of flowers, please donate to:
City of Life Foundation
PO Box 940430
Maitland, FL 32794.
or
Coastal Conservation Association of Florida
http://www.ccaflorida.org/donate-to-cca-fl
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