Off on a new adventure. See you on the other side.

Beloved Wife, Mother and Grandmother

In loving memory of my baby Sara. Sara was stillborn, but she was a beautifull little girl. I wish I had her to hold in my arms. She will always be an angel.

Joey was only seventeen when GOD called role for him. He was on his way home from the mall when he and his friend, Daniel, hit a tree head on. Joey was thrown threw the windshield, into the tree, and back into the car. When he hit the tree, his neck was broken (killing him immediately) and when he was thrown back into the car, the glass from the windshield cut him severely. Joey had made a complete turn around being the greatest kid (teenager) anyone could hope for. We will all miss him greatly. Memaw (Doris Gurley) take good care of your only grandson. He was waiting for the day to see you again and it finally came. Well we will all be together again soon.

Tiger, tiger, burning bright

To my sweet Elijah, You were a very wanted and loved baby. You were with me for a mere two hours and I will never forget those precious few moments I had with you. You are in my heart and my thoughts each and every day. I love you. Your mother

Bernard Philbin, 75, of Las Vegas Nevada Died Wensday March 6th 2002, He was Born June 5th 1926 in Manchester, England. A resident of Las Vegas for 13 years he moved here from New York City where he was a Custodian for the Board of Education at P.S. 2 Queens in the late 80s. His address in New York for over 20 years was Francis Lewis Blvd. 11422. He was a England Marine Corps Vet at the tail end of WWII. He has survived by his wife Palma Philbin for 53 years.

He has one brother Frank Philbin, and three sisters, Winnie Burns, Kathleen Fenlon and Mary Case, all of England.

He has 2 Sons, Bernard Philbin Jr. in California, Paul Philbin of New York and 1 Daugter Julie Golaszewski of Delaware, 4 Grandchildren Jeremy, Andrea, Paulie and Sahra, and 4 Greatgrandchildren.

The Picture is Of Bernard Philbin and his Wife Palma Philbin Fall of 2001

wes, sorry we never got to say goodbye but we will see each other again. i know gramma and grampa were there to welcome you to your new home. say hi to them and tell them we will be together again soon one sweet day. your mom, dad and kels are lost without you, we all will be. i can see that a part of auntie jan has gone on with you. that is what happens to a mom who loves her children so. i pray that god gives them comfort and you do too. we love and miss you wes... love cousin kelly

Dear Karen, I miss you so much. Not a day goes by when I don't think about you. People mention you all the time but somehow I feel as if they really didn't know you at all. I miss you terribly, dear friend. I hope that you are happier than you were here with us. I love you, Your friend.

Michael was a great fiend and person.I will miss him greatly!!!!

The Twenty Third Psalm

The Great Father above a Shepherd Chief is.
I am His and with Him I want not.
He throws out to me a rope and the name of the rope is love
He draws me to where the grass is green
and the water is not dangerous,
and I eat and lie down and am satisfied.
Sometimes my heart is very weak and falls down
but He lifts me up again and draws me into a good road.
His name is Wonderful.

Sometime, it may be very soon, it may be a long long time,
He will draw me into a valley.
It is dark there, but I'll be afraid not,
for it is between those mountains that the Shepherd Chief
will meet me and the hunger that I have in my heart
all through life will be satisfied.

Sometimes He make the love rope into a whip,
but afterwards He gives me a staff to lean upon.
He spreads a table before me with all kinds of foods.
He puts His hand upon my head
and all the Atired is gone.
My cup He fills till it runs over.
What I tell is true. I lie not.
These roads that are away ahead will stay with me
through this life and after; and afterwards I will go
to live in the Big Teepee
and sit down with the Shepherd Chief forever.

I Will miss you Bud!

Mommy and Daddy love you, Ta-Nisa.

He was a loving husband, father, grandfather, teacher, and friend. We all miss his bright cheerful spirit, kind patient ways, and especially the sparkle in his blue eyes. Dad, we miss you but know that heaven must be even richer with you there! You are in our hearts forever!

William Randolph Phillips was a native of Union Parish, Louisiana. He was the son of Isham Scott Phillips and Mary Catherine Livingston. He married on December 17, 1905 to Miss Rosa Mae Howington (Daughter of James Redding Howington and Amanda Isabel Garner). He was the father of four children: Vera, Lena, Ruby and William Russell. He was a farmer and lived and died in the Baskin area of Franklin Parish, Louisiana.

I miss you grandma. Please look after me and all of our family.
Love, Bryan, Erin, Angie, and Russ Shepherd

I'm sorry that I didn't get to know you better. You lived down the street from me and I didn't even know. I'm sorry that I didn't talk to you much in grade school--you left before I could get to know you well. I just wish I would've know that you lived down the street--I would have talked to you. I do not know what happened--not the real story. I'm sorry the pain was too much for you too handle. Your friends really seemed to love you. I pray all the time that it was instant death. At least your in a better place. Rest In Peace. Love, a grade school classmate

Daddy, your just on a trip to pickup a pair wings. I know if anyone deserves them it would be you. We all miss you so much. Mom misses you, and sends her love. We will all be together soon. Please meet us when we come through the gates.
Love your wife and kids albert, charles, bonnie and linda.

Jeremy wanted to follow in his father's footsteps. He could have, too, if that steam roller had not come along. We will miss Jeremy. He will always be in our hearts.

Mom even though you are gone you are still on my mind always The family misses you so much.