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Phillip Daniel Littrell

In Loving Memory

Phillip Daniel Littrell

Born
17 July 1950, Durant, Oklahoma
Died
26 September 2003, Bedford, Texas

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Let's see....Phil, what can you say about him? I guess the main thing that anyone would say about him, and the way everyone will remember him, is that he was one hell of a mechanic. The BEST!!!! And that is why God decided it was time to bring him home. He had some cars in heaven that no one could fix, so He sent for the BEST. Phil loved going dancing ,restoring his coupe and spending time with his children and grand children,race cars,tools and to drive his truck on a beautiful day with the windows down. He will be greatly missed, but never forgotten. HE WILL ALWAYS BE IN OUR HEARTS!!!

Photographs

DADDY'S DREAM
DADDY'S DREAMAdded by CHRISTIE
Phil and Christie working on a race car
Phil and Christie working on a race carAdded by Christie
Phil and his racecar
Phil and his racecarAdded by Christie
Drawing Of Dad By Jared Littrell
Drawing Of Dad By Jared LittrellAdded by Jared Littrell
Drawing Of Dad By Jared Littrell
Drawing Of Dad By Jared LittrellAdded by Jared Littrell
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Notes and messages

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Phil, I know you are up there watching out for us.
And I am glad I have someone like you on my side! We miss you more all the time! But now you are with us everywhere we go. We love you.

Laurie, 1 March 2004

I know you have many things to see and do.I was happy to have met you.I know we can let our grief be comforted by trust that it's only for a while that we will be apart from you. We bless the memories, We know that if we need you you are in our hearts always, your love is all around. And when we head that way we know you will greet us with that beautiful, bright smile and welcome us. And though we can't see or touch you now. One fine, sweet day we will.

Retta, 18 April 2004

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