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Philip L. Parker
53 years old. Residence: Skillman, N.J.
Died in World Trade Center
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Phil, you were a great boss, a man with a big heart and soul, a fellow music lover, I remember when you came back one day from lunch excited with your new CD purchase of Garth Brooks which made me check Garth out. A fellow Jets fan who heartily rooted for our team. An eloquent letter writer, I have never before or since worked with someone whose words flowed so easily from brain to pen or computer; I learned alot from him. I worked for Phil starting in 1989 and even after Aon bought us and we no longer worked in the same office, I looked forward to your visits in the WTC. Phil loved his family very much and on this 10th anniversary of this horrible atrocity, I wish you, Joan and Stephanie peace.
*** Posted by Randi Seeley on 2011-09-10 ***
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Long time coming for this message.... I worked with Phil at Madison Intermediaries. I laughed with Phil at Madison Intermediaries. He was a bright light, a gentle giant of a man, who made a little black girl with a degree from Howard, and who knew nothing of business in the real world, feel welcome when the SVP didn't have to. I will forever miss his jokes, his smile, his readiness to buy another round after a particularly hard day when we all went out to unwind after work, his bushy mustache, and his words of love for Joanie and the little girl they had together about a month after I began working with him. He was so happy, so very proud of them both. Good lookin' out, "Philsy"!
*** Posted by Gail Tomlinson on 2010-05-26 ***
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Hi Phil,
Today is just one of those days--missing you SO much. You're supposed to be here growing old with me.... I wonder where you are, and if you are watching over us. If you are, you know that Steph has made great strides and is pulling her life together. You would be proud, so proud, of her. She's a lot like you--she certainly looks like you--she has your sense of humor and your gift of gab. A piece of you lives on in her, and seeing that helps me get through these sad days.
Even though this has been a good year and I'm in a relatively good place, I miss you every day, and I know I always will. Time has helped ease the pain, but your death has left a void--I will never be the same but will strive to live the rest of my life in a way that I know would make you proud. I love you, Phil.
*** Posted by Joanie on 2007-07-30 ***
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I miss seeing Phil outside of One Liberty Plaza. I miss just having a cocktail and a joke with him about this crazy biz.
Joan, I miss not telling you all this a long time ago!
-Andy
*** Posted by Andrew_Sorace@cfins.com on 2007-02-26 ***
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I just miss you so much.
*** Posted by Joan Parker on 2007-01-25 ***
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Phil was a classmate of mine at Muhlenberg College. On this day of remembrance, I want to share sympathies with his family.
*** Posted by Kerrin (Desmond) Wertz on 2006-09-11 ***
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Phil was my husband of 22 years and I will always remember the sparkle in his eyes, the love in his heart and the joy he brought to everyone who knew him. He lived his life with integrity, dignity, love and humor. He had a wonderful ear for music, a sense of adventure by getting his private pilot's license and a sense of pride in restoring his '77 MGB. Family and friends were paramount to him and we all miss his presence in our lives. The impression he made in my life will continue to carry me through the days without him. I loved him dearly and always will.
*** Posted by Joan Parker on 2006-09-07 ***
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