HOW TO SIGN UP:
MEALS- Call Phil direct at 314-4499 if you are interested in providing a meal. He enjoys the food and the visit!
TRANSPORTATION – Day and evening rides needed for out-patient rehab, business and personal errands, meetings, workouts at the gym, etc. (Phil will be unable to drive for several months after discharge). His car seems to work best for him, so if you come to his house, you can take his car from there. Call him at 314-4499 if you can help!
LONG-TERM HELP:
*Fundraising ideas and on-going fundraising efforts through various activities and event. Submit ideas and/or level of interest.
*Please continue to keep Phil in your thoughts and prayers and leave inspirational and uplifting comments for him on the main page blog posts.
* Send well wishes to Phil at his home address: 1417 Westminster Drive, Columbus, OH 43221.
* Keep Phil’s Painting Business alive. Please refer any friends and family who need an experienced painting crew to Painting by Phil Henry & Company. For now, calls can be directed to Megan Henry at 843-9292 or e-mail at megan.henry@realliving.com.
Our family is praying for you Phil. We love you and we know that you will make it through this. You are a very strong person and you always have been. You are in our thoughts, always.
Love,
Steve, Angie, Lucas, and Josie
By: Angie Bugno on July 14, 2007
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Our thoughts and prayers are with the entire Henry Family. We will continue to support you through the recovery. You are strong Phil and a child of God and he will not leave you alone!!!
Love always, Deneen, the Day family and the King Ave. United Methodist Church Family
By: Deneen Day on July 15, 2007
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I will keep a good thought and hope all goes well with Phil’s recovery.
By: Jim Ramsay on July 16, 2007
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Dear Phil, Steph, & Henry Family
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. We’re so glad surgury went well and look forward to visiting with you when its permitted. We’re grateful for the website and will keep up with it regularly. Please let us know if there is any way we can be helpful.
Love,
Maurisa, Rob, Kay, and Carlo
By: Rob Croce on July 16, 2007
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Phil – just got the news. Hope you and your family are doing ok and recovery from the surgery is headed the right direction. Listen to the doctors; do the physical therapy with all the gusto you can give; and you will be yelling at your painting crew in no time
!!
Take care and if there is anything we can do to help, just say so!!
By: harley rouda jr on July 16, 2007
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Phil,
Know that our prayers are with you and your family. Having known the entire Henry family for a long time we know you have great support to help you through the recovery and healing process.
Jim (& Cassie) Rehl
By: Jim & Cassie Rehl on July 16, 2007
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Phil,
I am so sorry about your accident. Please know that you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers everyday. Keep strong.
Love,
Kevin
By: Kevin Walsh on July 16, 2007
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Dear Phil,
So sorry to hear about your accident; it must have been terribly frightening for you. You are one brave person.
I fond memories of our time in real estate school’ can you believe that was 21 years ago!? I get to see your dad at the office and visited them at their house last summer. You’ve got great folks and they’ve got a great son:)
Take things one step at a time, OK? Every little bit of progress is important.
Okay, better sign off (I’m sure you remember that I talk a lot!! Still do…obviously!)so you can get some rest.
Fondly,
Susan
By: Susan Dworkin on July 16, 2007
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Dear Phil,
We are so sorry to hear about your accident. Be assured of our daily prayers for you as you begin your recovery. Continue to rely on The Lord’s grace during this challenging time and He will supply your every need. Your witness of love and strength and hope in the midst of this trial will bless many.
Love,
Steve, Shannon, and the boys
By: Tree, Shannon, and Family on July 16, 2007
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Phil,
Your in my thoughts and prayers. Keep strong as I know you will.
Rob
By: Rob Thrall on July 16, 2007
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Phil, you and your family are in my prayers but it feels so insufficient to say so… This morning, I received a devotional email that says it all so much better than I can. God is with you – continue in that Faith.
“I consider that our present sufferings are not worth comparing with
the glory that will be revealed in us.” – Romans 8:18
Christians are not immune from suffering or tragedy, nor are
suffering and hardship necessarily signs of a lack of faith.
Christians are people who are called to embrace the challenges of
this life, to stand firm in difficult times, because in Jesus Christ
we trust that God is at work in every circumstance of life,
preparing us for eternity.
Still, Christians frequently wonder why we suffer. Why does God
allow it? Quite frankly, knowing the answer to the question, “Why do
we suffer?” won’t help us. Would it really help a mother to know why
her child has cancer? Would it really help a family to know why a
hurricane destroyed their home? Would it really matter if a father
knew why he was lost in poverty and could not provide for his
family? Ultimately, I don’t think so.
When a child is afraid of the dark, afraid of the monster that lives
under the bed, it is a foolish parent who comes in, turns the light
on, makes the child look under the bed and then turns off the light
and leaves. The wise parent comes into the child’s room, lies down
in the bed with that child, wraps their arms around them in the dark
and whispers in their ear, “It’s OK honey, I’m here with you.”
God knows our suffering and pain. But God has chosen not to answer
our “whys”. Instead, God comes into the pain and suffering of our
lives in the person of Jesus, wraps us in arms that were spread wide
on the cross and whispers in our ears, “I love you and I am here
with you. I know what it is to suffer and not only will I walk with
you through your suffering but I will use it to bless you. And one
day, because I suffered for you, by faith you will enter into a
life, an eternal life, in which there will be no more pain, no more
sickness, no more tears, and no more death.”
Why do people suffer? God could have given us an answer to satisfy
our heads. But instead he’s given us an answer that satisfies our
hearts. And his name is Jesus.
If you’re hurting today I want to encourage you with the Good News
that you are not alone, that you are not forgotten. You have the
presence of God and God’s people to stand with you through difficult
times, and the assurance that in Jesus’ hands even suffering can
serve a holy purpose.
And if you’re walking with someone who is suffering, know that your
ears and your presence are more powerful and more healing than your
words. Let God work through you to bring hope to a seemingly
hopeless situation. While hope has a name, and his name is Jesus –
hope also has a face, and can look just like yours.
Bringing It Home
1. How have you sensed God’s presence in the midst of
suffering? What difference has it made for you?
2. Who do you know that is going through a difficult time right
now? How can you be the face of hope in their experience?
Prayer
Lord, thank you for the hope of the Gospel. Thank you for your
promised presence in the midst of hardship and suffering and pain.
Give me and all who are going through hard times, patience in
suffering, perseverance in hardship and a clear focus on the prize
at the end of this life. Help me to be the face of hope to those who
are struggling in life today. Allow our friendship to be a bridge
that you might cross to enter their lives. In Jesus’ name I pray.
Amen.
Jeff Marian
Upper Arlington Lutheran Church, Columbus, OH
http://www.ualc.org
Please feel free to forward this devotion to others.
By: Lorn Mullenix on July 17, 2007
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Phil,
You are in our prayers and we are always thinking about you. We were in South Carolina when we got the call from Megan. All of our family love you and know that you are a very strong person. We will keep the referrals coming to you–THE BEST FRIEND AND PAINTER IN THE WORLD!!!!!! We will see you soon.
Love,
Jane and Stu
By: Jane and Stu Jones on July 17, 2007
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Phil,
I am praying for you. I know that your strength will help you through these difficult times and that you will be back better than ever. Hang in there. I’m thinking about you.
Paul
By: Paul Ballinger on July 17, 2007
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Phil,
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Fight the good fight and know that we are behind you.
Marc and Sandy
By: Marc and Sandy Gardner on July 17, 2007
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Phil, Our thoughts and prayers are with you. I know you are a strong individual and please know that you have an army behind you every step of the way.
By: Staci Gardner Stroud on July 17, 2007
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Phil, I was saddened deeply when I heard the news. I know your strong will and mind will get you through this like a champion. Hang in there and know that you are loved and in the hearts and minds of many. You have always been there for me in the past and I will do anything I can to help out. I’ll see you soon.
Scotty
By: Harry Scott on July 17, 2007
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Jack, could you do me a favor ?
Stop by Phils’ house get his Guitar and take it over to the 7th Floor at Grant Medical Center.
Thanks,
Gary L.K.
By: Gary L.Krallman on July 17, 2007
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Phil,
I heard about your accident and wanted to let you know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I saw you from time to time when I came back to UA after graduation and always enjoyed our exchanges. It never seemed that far removed from homeroom but time is interesting that way. Hang in there man and stay focused on the task at hand. Take one day at a time and stay strong.
David K
By: David Kiger on July 17, 2007
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Dear Phil:
Your brothers and sisters at UALC Tae Kwon Do want you to know that we are praying for you daily and before and after every class when we kneel for prayer.
Our hearts go out to you at this very difficult time of physical, mental and spiritual challenge.
It is interesting that you just attained Senior belt status and this happens. As a Senior belt we begin to teach others the lessons of Tae Kwon Do and model the tenants. You are already doing that. You model Perseverence and an Indomitable Spirit…..
You are a strong person on many levels and we know you will make it through this test with flying colors.
I update the class at every session as I share your battle and encourage them to be grateful, as is your trademark, and to continue to persevere in the face of adversity.
Continue to occupy your mind with the forms, (Pal Gwe), and when the time is right I’ll catch you up on your curriculum.
Your classmates will visit you when you are in rehab and have gained more energy. We want you to have peace and rest right now.
Sincerely and Prayerfully,
UALC Tae Kwon Do
(Sue Mocniak)
By: Sue Mocniak on July 18, 2007
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Hi Phil,
I want you to know that the staff and I send you our best wishes for a strong recovery. So many people miss seeing you at the club and look forward to your return. I know this is a particularly difficult time for you, but knowing you as I do, I feel sure you will rise to the occasion. As you fight back, please know that we are supporting you. Let me know how I can help. I will see you soon. Get well. Nick Picolo
By: Nick Picolo on July 18, 2007
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Phil,
Please know that you are in my thoughts and prayers. I know that you have God’s grace and that you are a gift to many people. Thank you for being you-strong and kind. Take care, Kate and David
By: Kate Doucette on July 18, 2007
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Phil, I was so sorry to here about your accident. You are in my thoughts and prayers and I hope to come visit when you are up to it.
God Bless
By: Jerry Patterson on July 19, 2007
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Phil — the Buckeyes are cheering for you !! God bless !! Go Bucks !! jim tressel
By: Jim Tressel on July 19, 2007
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“Never let the fear of striking out get in your way.”
-Babe Ruth-
Still praying…………………Deborah
By: Deborah Lee on July 19, 2007
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Phil,
You are in our thoughts always. See you soon.
Marty
By: Marty on July 20, 2007
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Phil,
I have been thinking and praying for your strength and courage. Ann
By: Ann and Peter Pema on July 20, 2007
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Phil, we were out of the country when we heard the terrible news. We began praying for you right away and our thoughts have been filled with you. Cameron is still gone for another week but is hoping very much to see you and talk to you soon. He has been bothered that he can’t get to you in some way but will be there as soon as he gets home. We are so sorry. We had many conversations about you and your strong will to always become the best you can be. I know that trait will carry down this difficult road ahead. We love you and are ready and willing to do whatever we can to help in any way at all. Hope to visit you soon.
Love, Molly and Cameron
By: molly mitchell on July 22, 2007
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Phil – All of us from St. Mark’s on Friday night are thinking about you – You have been so helpful to me in the past – If there is anything that I can do, please let me know – You are in my thoughts and prayers – Jay Shaw
By: Jay Shaw on July 22, 2007
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Have a blessed week, Phil!!! It may be busy, it may be painful, but you have a bunch of angels on earth and we will not let you go through this alone. One day at a time and stay in prayer!!! Kendall said to tell you he is sorry you do not feel well and to take some chewable childrens tylenol!!:) He also wanted you to know he will be bringing you a present(who knows what it will be) when you are up to it. MUCH LOVE, Deneen and Kendall.
By: Deneen Day on July 23, 2007
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Phil- I’m not sure if we have met previously but I have known Stephanie for a long time, I am also a Golden Bear (’95).
If in the time you have to get some rest maybe take in a flick or too or catch up on some reading, I have to recommend two books that have been made into movies that changed my life and my perspective on obstacles im confronted with.
The first is The Secret, it is a book and also out on DVD, the second is the Way of the Peaceful Warrior by Dan Millman, also recently put out on DVD.
I am continually keeping you and your family and Steph in my prayers, Im the secretary over at St. Marks now, we are missing steph but we are all praying for you guys.
In love and service,
Betsy 614.562.0916
By: Betsy Trembly on July 23, 2007
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Phil,
I have been thinking so much about you and am so encouraged by your progress. I am sure you were glad to get outside in this beautiful weather. Shooting hoops is impressive as well. Just know that you remain in my prayers and thoughts daily like you do in countless other people’s. What a great feeling it must be, to read the comments from so many people. Did you know how much you were loved and by so many? You really are blessed to have so many people who are lifting you and your family up in prayer. Stay positive, keep fighting and keep the faith!
Thinking of you,
Mary McGlone Myklebust
By: Mary Myklebust on July 25, 2007
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Phil, We talk to your Dad almost daily & we are very encouraged with the news of your progress, especially your positive attitude in working hard in physical therapy. We pray for you and hope to see you soon. Bill And let me add, you & your crew are the coolest, most handsome painters I’ve had the pleasure to welcome into my home! Keep on keepin’ on, Phil, and you’ll be back in charge soon! Sue
By: Bill Judy& Sue Wilsonl on July 25, 2007
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Phil,
So sorry to hear about your accident. You are in our prayers. Take each day the Lord gives you, keep fighting, and concentrate on the 1000′s of things you CAN do rather then the few that you can’t.
Hope to see you soon.
Chris & Brenda Rayo
By: chris & brenda rayo on July 25, 2007
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Phil,
You have a great family and tremendous support around you, with this keep fighting and know your friends in Chicago are keeping you in their thoughts and prayers.
If you need anything please let me now!
Shaun Gannon
By: Shaun Gannon on July 30, 2007
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I still remember you “bailing me out” by painting my Powder Room before the “big Christmas party!” My heart aches for you and your family. And it humbles me to realize how life can change in a moment. Know we are praying for you and your family. Really praying. Hang in there.
Jeff and Nancy Dreyer
By: Nancy Dreyer on July 30, 2007
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Hey, Phil,
Scott and I are praying for you daily. I am so grateful to know you and your family, and you are fortunate to have so many people around who love you. You are a person of great strength and character, and God is going to continue to give you even more strength through this.
Scott and I were heartbroken when we heard about the accident, but it is uplifting to visit this site (thanks, Megan), and to see what is going on with you and how many people are praying and thinking about you. Just know, we care deeply and are among the many people who are praying earnestly for your progress.
Liz
By: Liz Sweet on July 30, 2007
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Hey Phil,
So sorry to hear about your accident. I just ran into a friend yesterday who told me about this web site so I wanted to say Hi and wish you well.
I know this must be an incredibly difficult and uncertain time for you. You have always been such a positive inspiration to me, and I know the strengths you’ve developed in dealing with other challenges will certainly benefit you now.
I don’t know much, but I do know that there’s NOTHING a person can’t overcome with faith in a high power. And I do know that greatness most often arises within a person when they face their most difficult challenges. From what I know of you I believe you’ll find greatness in this difficult situation.
Remember, nothing heals like faith and a positive attitude.
You’re in our prayers,
Chad Brinsfield
By: Chad Brinsfield on July 31, 2007
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I’m keeping you in my thoughts and prayers Phil. I’ve seen similar accidents I’ve been called in on while on firefighter duty in Grove City and I’ve seen those people move on to full recovery. Fight the good fight. You are surrounded by support.
Bill Ditty
By: Bill Ditty on July 31, 2007
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Phil, You don’t know me at all, yet I know your family and they are truly one of the classiest families around. I know,..Dick, Nancy and Megan. and they are supporting you 100%.
Our office had a meeting today and we collecting on your behalf 8-1-2007
The entire Judy family ,our dear friends of mine….Dan is the ultimate of class, and character and what …. …life all about. He has taught my children more than I could ever imagined. They have been around Dan since they were born.. .. . My children are good friends with his boys, our familes are all friends…To my boys ,Mr. Judy is “king” he has spunk and personality that most people don’ t, plus he is more fun to be around… Dan and Mary Judy will always be an inspiration. Barb Judy McCombs , Dan’s sister — can be a ROCK, she can instill the best in anyone and I know she has been praying for you. Phil,. I know I am a stranger to you in name, but a friend through the family. The very best to you. My prayers continue and they strengthen. Annie Means
By: Annie Means on August 1, 2007
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Phil,
While I truly enjoyed your personal words and reflections, I hope this doesn’t mean you fired your sister as the “blog master”! This page is amazing and she has done such a wonderful job keeping all of us up to date on the daily occurances.
Kate and I speak about you daily and I find myself saying little prayers more and more. Not only for you, but for your family, caretakers and all those effected by your accident.
I am looking forward to seeing you in the coming weeks! Stay strong and know you are being thought about! Love, Dan and Kate
By: Dan Low on August 1, 2007
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Phil,
I have never met you but have known your parents for many years…also I am now in the Arlington office. My prayers and thoughts are with you all.
By: Myrna Kobre on August 2, 2007
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Hi Phil- We read all about youand your recovery. Wish we could do more but with Flip”s chemo we are overwhelmed. Hope our little gift to the fund will be of assistance. I’m making a meatloaf for your dad – he may share it. Mortly ate the last one I made. Card coming – we love cats too. Hope to see you at basketball games. Barb & Flip Mahaney
Our son Lance will e-mail you too.
By: Flip & Barb on August 12, 2007
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Hey philly
So sorry to hear of all the pain you are having. Man, it makes my heart hurt! We continue to pray and
WATER
Things are looking good. I think your back neighbor(who may not be informed) may think you have a new girlfriend who really likes to tend to your garden. Or since she sees I have not been in your home she might think I’m stalking you or your garden.
You remain in our thoughts and prayers.
By: nan and chris on August 13, 2007
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Hey Phil,
I wish I was on the Ramp Gang….I could have been the Foreman!…O.K. maybe not….Just to be a Grunt on that crew would have been cool.
If I had Jacks’ money, I would fly out tonight
just to put my hand prints and initials in the cement.
I start my day checking on your strength, your spirit and determination.
Keep at it,and “get out of Dodd”
Later……..Gary L.K.
By: Gary L.Krallman on August 14, 2007
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Phil:
Happy Birthday Dude!!!!
I’m sure it will be the most memorable of all birthdays. I want to thank you for sharing from your heart your frustrations over the reality of your situation. You are the real deal. You are truly an inspiration to me.
I want to let you know, since you loved Bosco, that we are the proud parents of a new puppy. She is from Mt. Vernon, as was Bosco, she is a 10 week old Boston Terrier and her name is “Jody”.
She can’t wait to meet you!!!
See you soon….you are in our thoughts and prayers during yet another difficult transition in your journey.
Sue
By: Sue Mocniak on August 21, 2007
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You were again remembered in pray on Sunday at Broad Street Presbyterian Church.
Our family continues to pray for you as well.
We were looking at family pictures last Sunday while celebrating Meredith’s birthday and you were in so many of them. She was just a little bit then and this past Thursday we sent her off to college. Can’t believe so much time has gone so fast.
The twins fondly remember the summer you were their care taker.
Blessings
Charlene and Craig
P.S. You looked mighty handsome in your tux.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
By: Charlene Barclay on August 21, 2007
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Hi Phil,
We just recently found out about your accident. So weird because I (Chris) was just thinking about you while driving by your brother’s place. Wondered what you were up to these days–didn’t expect this. We are both here sitting in Bruster’s Ice Cream shop just finishing a nice treat. I (Chris) am manager here and am inviting you to come for a visit and get some ice cream on the house–which is what I (Susan) do all the time!!
It looks like you have great support from family and friends. We will pray for you and please let us know if there is anything we can do.
LCC is celebrating their 10th anniversary this month. They have a display and album with pictures in it which you are in. You must either come to the worship celebation on Sept. 8th (p.m.) or the Sept 9th picnic.
Wish we could have reconnected under better circumstances. Always remember that God is in everything. Jeremiah 29:11
Take care.
Chris Z. and Susan N.
Happy Birthday!!
By: Chris Z. & Susan N. (LCC) on August 22, 2007
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Hi Phil; I have had a back door introduction to you through my sister, Catherine Workman. My husband, Henry, is a quad and has been in a chair for 35 years. He works full time, with 2 other part time jobs as well as being on the board of several agancies. To me Henry is in awesome man. Nothing stops him. I believe the technical devises now available gives him the assistance needed to be the man he is – and we all have our needs dont we? Please feel free to contact us if you feel we can assist. Sometimes it is nice to meet others who have faced the same delemas. You are in our prayers.
Sincerely;
Henry & Liz
By: Liz Bateman on August 26, 2007
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Hi Phil, It’s Jackie from LCC and from the old cell group. Trish told me about your accident and also was kind enough to fwd. me info on your site.
Gabi and I are very sorry to hear about your accident and will be praying for you. Remember that w/ God all things are possible Matthew 19:26.
We are living in Calif. and Gabi is a freshman in high school.
Blessing & peace, Jackie
By: Jackie Stacey-Bedolla on September 15, 2007
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Phil,
Sorry it’s been some time getting a post up on your site, but Uncle Sam has kept me busy as of late and the internet in the middle of the ocean is marginal at best. I was glad I was able to get over and see you at OSU while I was on leave, albeit a short visit, it was great to see you in better spirits than I anticipated. I found out initially through Mark and Nancy and was nearly speechless in disbelief. My heart felt thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family. Stay strong, adapt and overcome, always look forward. Go Bucks!
Kevin
By: Kevin Kennedy on October 9, 2007
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Phil, it was great seeing you Friday. We continue to think of and pray for you and your family. You will find your way, one day at a time as always. “Let me look upward into the towering oak and know that it grew great and strong because it grew slowly and well.”
By: Vicki Smith/Stephanie Ford on October 31, 2007
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Dear Phil,
I am an old neighbor who used to live beside you on Pauline Ave. Your mother and I have exchanged Christmas cards for many years and she told me of your accident in this year’s card. I am so sorry about your accident. I will pray that God will heal you, physically, mentally and spiritually and use you as a witness to His power and love.
In His Grace,
Linda Mead
By: Linda Mead on December 17, 2007
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Dear Phil,
You are in our thoughts and prayers!
liz and frank
By: liz g on January 21, 2008
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Hi Phil:
Sending you a message of hope. I came across your website today. I had a painting accident in the early 1980s, exposure to paint chemicals. I was largely blind from my accident and with serious lung problems and other complications. My steps in recovering were miniscule on a daily, weekly and sometimes monthly basis, but kept moving forward, sometimes 2 steps ahead and 1 back. At any rate, letting you know that after many, many years, I recovered well and now more than 20 years later, I am 99% recovered, have run many marathons, and lead a full and productive life, with much appreciation for each day and everyone in it. I am pulling for you with an equal amount of hope. Determination is omnipotent. Never give up, man.
-Dan, UAHS grad
By: Dan on January 28, 2008
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just about time to start planning the 2 annual Texas Hoold’em Tournament…….isn’t it
By: rick kellermeyer on July 4, 2008
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wow, what an amazing website! Phil I think of you often, you are in my prayers. Jamie Jones
By: Jamie Jones on July 21, 2008
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Phil, can”t wait to see you in Columbus this weekend!
Please try not to drop your phone while on a kayaking adventure between now and then!
xoxo, Leigh Ann
By: Leigh Ann on July 22, 2008
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HI! Great to see you in Columbus! Julie and I had a blast at Hellas with you. My cousin is a peach, isn’t he??? I hope that you enjoy the rest of your summer, and I am awaiting a new blog!!!
xoxo, LA
By: Leigh Ann on August 4, 2008
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Phil,
Read the article in The Dispatch today. Good luck to you in the race. You are an inspiration to anyone who has to re-event themsevles. And don’t worry, your still a hunk!
Best Wishes…Keep Your Chin Up!
By: Dee Ames on October 16, 2008
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