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Philip McFadden
In Memory of
Philip K.
McFadden
1957 - 2017
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Condolence From: Suzy
Condolence: I met you at the pool when we were 13. We fell deeply in love. I lost you then in 9th grade. I saw you in college, then the demons already got a hold of you then! We spoke for seveal years on the phone before you wanted to enter God's kingdom. We spoke for hours. You always wanted me back. Thank you! I wrote in my year book in high school for you. I loved ypu with all my soul. I was so hurt when you left me. My high school year book said this dearest Philip Kieth Daniel: And yet I wish but for the thing I have, my bounty is ad boundless as the sea. My love,as deep, the more I give to you the more I have for both are infinite. It has been memorized for life inside me. You were innocent at 13. Thank you for taking me in to luve with you for 2 weeks when my mom had her car accident Sylvia. I love you both. I was not able to come. I am deeply sorry. Philip loved his little coffee cakes and cold soda his dad bought and left in the breezeway. Philip and I swam like fish. I swam with Kevin too diving off the board. Kevin inspired me to be a great diver. I loved your dad too. He gave rides to my mom, thank you. So glad I visited you and Kevin in Briarcliff 5 years ago. Your blue eyes were still bright blue. I tried to help you Philip. I tried hard. You became so stubborn! I will always love my first real love and friend. May God forgive.....and keep you safe and loved forever. I will remember the park always with you meeting me on the hill. I will remember the water tower and your pool. We saw the stars together on your roof! You always laughed and have me big hugs and wrapped me on your arms. How can I say goodbye? Bib Dylan and Bowie! I was in so much daily pain everyday in BHS. See you soon Philip! Run wild run free Philip! X0X. ( Thank you for your help too)
Monday May 01, 2017
Condolence From: Katey
Condolence: I love you dad!!!
I prayed for your peace.
God answers prayers.
What's it like over that rainbow?

I will see you soon
Best dad ever!

Katey
Wednesday April 26, 2017
Condolence From: Frank Stocklein
Condolence: Where to start...Philip and I were best friends growing up on North State Rd.We were teammates and spent countless time together whether it was down at the park or at his house or just driving around. We both enjoyed competing against each other or other teams.Sleep overs with other friends and " piercing the cold " in his pool.These are just a few memories...too many to mention. Brothers from different mothers.May you rest in peace till we meet up again. Frank
Tuesday April 25, 2017
Condolence From: Deborah Gallo
Condolence: RIP Philip. You were by far the coolest kid in grades 3-6.I'll never forget you.
My condolences to your family and friends at this sad time.
Tuesday April 25, 2017
Condolence From: Tom Gardner
Condolence: I'm not going to be able to make this service, which is unfortunate. Philip and I were inseparable as little kids in Briarcliff, bonded by sports and more sports and a bit of Bob Dylan. I spent countless overnights at the McFadden house on North State Road, and he at mine. By high school we were still good friends and teammates, sharing a backcourt in basketball, the baseball field and still some weekend adventures.

Philip was unique in so many ways. Certainly a standout athlete, and easily the coolest guy in our class. He had this incredibly infectious grin and unmistakable cackle. He was also a very kind and gentle guy, and he could be both mischievous and mysterious.

It was hard to get this news, of course. I thought back to those innocent days, the really innocent ones when we were little kids, having endless baseball catches, wandering around Briarcliff, singing about Frankie Lee and Judas Priest, and just talking. RIP Philip.
Tuesday April 25, 2017
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