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And we encourage all to continue to follow the three “W” safety practices of: wear a mask, wait six feet apart, and wash hands frequently.Īs traditions might change, one thing remains constant- the personal care and professional attention given to each family we serve. The safety of our client families, guests, and employees is of upmost importance to us at Phillips Funeral Home, so we ask that unvaccinated persons continue to wear facemasks while in our facilities. The order states “it remains critical that North Carolinians exercise personal responsibility to protect themselves and their friends and neighbors from the spread of COVID-19, and the undersigned (The Governor) and the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services continue to identify Face Coverings, social distancing, and washing hands as best practices.”
In memory of Philip E Cook, please visit our floral store.Governor Cooper in Executive Order 125 dated lifted the face mask requirement for most situations. Box 38157, Urbana, Ohio 43078, or to Universal Home Health and Hospice, 921 Rush Ave, Bellefontaine, Ohio 43311.Ĭondolences to the family may be sent to To send flowers 29, Conover, OH 45317, Champaign County Jr. Beef Council, c/o Miriam Helman, 12729 W. In lieu of flowers please consider donations to The Jr. 235 N, Conover, OH with Pastor Jeremy Spence of the St. Graveside funeral services will be on Friday, Maat 11:00 a.m. in the Atkins-Shively Funeral Home, 216 S. Visitation for family and friends will be held on Thursday, Mafrom 4:00 p.m. Phil worked for the State of Ohio Transportation Dept., District 7, for 20 years. He also enjoyed taking his Farmall ‘M” to tractor pulls in Plain City, OH and Poor Farmer’s Campground, Fletcher, OH. His passion was the Champaign County Fair where he was involved for 46 years with the Triple “S” Livestock 4-H Club as a member and as a head advisor. Phil graduated from Graham High School, St. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his mother-in-law, Pat Anderson. He is also survived by his good friend Steve Borton, and will be missed by many friends. Karg) Anderson, and several nieces and nephews survive Phil.
Two brothers, Wayne (Debbie) Cook of Urbana and Steve (Kara) Cook of DeGraff, father-in-law, John M. He was a proud grandfather to his adopted granddaughter Dezeria Brandyberry of Sidney, and a great granddaughter, Lyrica Scholl. Phil is survived by his wife Tina Anderson-Cook whom he married on Jchildren Kady (Blake Youtsey) Cook of Urbana, OH, Wade Cook (Lauren Plantz) of Tremont City, OH, Megan Brandyberry (Charles Myers), Anthony (Erin) Brandyberry, and Lance Brandyberry all of Missouri and Shelbi Brandyberry of Sidney, OH. Cook, age 55 of DeGraff, OH passed away on Main the comfort of his home with family and friends surrounding him.īorn on Apin Urbana, OH, Phil was a son of the late Melvin E.
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