Philip W. Mowrey
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Philip W. Mowrey, 67, of Parkesburg, passed away on Tuesday, December 24, 2013 at the Brandywine Hospital. Philip was the son of the late Lillian Hazel (Mullen) and Norris Levis Mowrey, Sr. He was a 1964 graduate of the Octorara High School.
Philip served his country honorably with the US Marines from 1964 to 1968. He served in Vietnam during the Vietnam War, obtaining the rank of Sergeant.
He produced credit cards for 15 years.
Philip is survived by his brothers, Norris L. Mowrey Jr., Brian H. Mowrey and Stuart G. Mowrey; and his aunts, Jane Ann Mullen and Shirley Rigoroso; as well as numerous nephews, nieces and cousins.
The interment will be held at the convenience of the family at the Indiantown Gap National Cemetery.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Wilde Funeral Home of Parkesburg. Online condolences can be posted www.wildefuneralhome.com
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RIP. Cousin
RIP. Cousin
My Buddy
I worked with Phil at a Obethuro credit card co for 6 years! We had some good times.ME AND MY BROTHER Arthur will Also miss you a lot.R.I.P. PHIL
My prayers go to all of
My prayers go to all of Philips family, he will be missed. RIP cousin
So sorry to hear this. Not
So sorry to hear this. Not only a cousin and friend, but a classmate. Class of 1964. Will never forget you
Mary and Dave
RIP
Sorry to hear this. RIP fellow 1964 classmate.
Phil Mowrey
RIP fellow Marine gone but surely not forgotten. You were like a brother to me. Semper Fi. Jim Arnsberger Sr.
condolences to all the
condolences to all the family, Phil was a neaighbor, playmate, and classmate until we all visited Nam. One of the nicest guys in the class, friends with everyone.
My condolences
With deep sympathy to Phil's family. He was a friend, classmate and childhood neighbor. He will be missed.
So sorry to hear of Phil's
So sorry to hear of Phil's passing. My condolences to his family and close friends.
RIP
Phil …May you rest in Peace, from a fellow classmate.
Sympathy
Our sincere sympathy to the family of an old childhood friend and buddy
So very sorry for your loss
So very sorry for your loss Bob worked with Phil at DPC My brother Bill
was a fellow Marine and friend
Bob and Sharon {Russell} Eavenson
Saddened
Was very saddened to hear of Phil's passing. He was a fellow classmate- Class of 64. I have fond memories of Phil. I will never forget Phil, Tom Hawk, and Jim Arnsberger visiting me in the hospital in their dress blues. Phil was thoughtful like that. He was a handsome Marine who served his country well. So sorry he is gone.
I always called Phil the
I always called Phil the "Candy Man" because he was always sucking on a lollipop and always had extras to share. A really nice fella who will be missed. My condolences to his family.
SENDING CONDOLENCES FOR LOSS OF PHIL
PRAYERS TO THE FAMILY ON BEHALF OF PHIL. PHIL WAS A DECENT GUY, MY BROTHER JIM WOULD BRING PHIL HOME AND I FIRST MET HIM WHEN I WAS YOUNG. JIM, PHIL AND OTHER GUYS WENT TO THE MARINES TOGETHER FOR FOUR YEARS. PHIL WAS A GUY YOU WOULDN'T FORGET. HE WAS ALWAYS POLITE, FUNNY AND RESERVED IN HIS OWN WAY. IT IS SAD TO SEE ANOTHER ONE MOVING ON. I WOULD ALWAYS SEE HIM DOING HIS DAILY WALK WHEN WE LIVED IN PARKESBURG. IT WAS GREAT TO CHAT AND SEE HIM SMILE. HE WILL BE STILL DOING HIS WALK BUT WITHOUT THE ENDLESS HEALTH ISSUES HE HAD. I IMAGINE HE WILL BE SALUTING TO HIS OTHER BUDDIES AND LOVED ONES THAT HAS MOVED ON. IT WAS NICE KNOWING YOU PHIL. CONTINUOUS PRAYERS.
TINA WILSON (ARNSBERGER).
we send our condolence to
we send our condolence to Phil's Family . Both Frank and I worked with Phil for 15 yrs at Oberthur card services . He was always a good friend and co-worker. He will not be forgotten.
Phil Mowrey
Many early memories of Phil. We were child hood friends and spent many hours playing at Minch Park! I'll never forget my first taste of horse radish was at the Mowrey dinner table, what a nice family and friends. Later Phil and I played soccer for Coach Davis. Sorry that your gone, the best to his brothers, I remember them as well. A friend, Tim Skiles
I was so saddened to hear
I was so saddened to hear this. Phil was one of the nicest guys I grew up with. Always kind and sweet. A great classmate and friend. My sympathy goes out to his family.
Good bye old friend, until we
Good bye old friend, until we meet again.