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On December 18, 2005, Philip Wayne Lowman died in a car accident.
He is survived by his Mom and Dad (Kenny and Connie) one brother Jason,
wife of Jason, Alania. He was also survived by a niece Keely and nephew
Kellen. The children adored their Uncle and will miss him terribly.
Philip was a firefighter, cardiac technician with local squads and
fire departments. He was working at a Paper Mill at the time of his
death. He had a wonderful personality and was quick witted and
everyone who knew him loved him very much.
He had recently moved out of his parents home and bought his own
and was in the process of fixing it up at the time of his tragic death.
He was an avid Virginia Cavaliers (Wahoo's) fan. He had a lot of nicknames
such as Phildawg, P-Lo, and his license plates read PLOHOO.
Most of all he was a kind and considerate and loving human being.
One who was there when you needed him and always had a kind
word and caring thought for all of those who touched his life.
Losing someone like Philip in life has got to be the most difficult
realization for all. It's so hard to believe that in one moment he
is walking in your life and the next minute because of an
accident he is no longer here.
I got this information from Tonie, a friend of his for the past nine
years who wanted me to do a special page for him. It was easy to
write of him even though I didn't know him, just by seeing his smile.
To all those whose life Philip touched I offer you my sincerest sympathy.
To his immediate family I know that your heart grieves for Philip.
The memories that you share will hopefully give you some comfort for
the time that he shared with you on this earth. I know that it is
extremely difficult to loose someone so tragically and so fast,
there seems to be no time to understand "why" or how this could
happen. But in the circle of life we carry our treasured memories
and the spirit of his love stays with you all.
Below is a picture of Philip and his nephew Kellen right after he was
born. These children were so important to him.
I would like to offer my deepest condolences to all those
who have lost someone who they loved so much. My thoughts
and prayers are with you all.
His footsteps are left on this earth with all of those who walked
with him and his spirit shall go on forever in your heart.
With deepest respect
Francine Pucillo
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Midi Entitled "In The Arms Of The Angels" by
Sarah McLaughlin
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