Crazy that it's been a year already. I think of you from time to time. Certain music, memories and offered wisdom keep you alive in my heart. Love and miss you dear friend.
I never thought the loss of an individual that I had only started to get to know would have such a long lasting impact on me.  The unexpected loss of Phillip has really made me stop and rethink my approach on life.
Philip was my coworker and friend at Wolf speed. Even though he was a few years younger, I considered him my older and much WISER brother. I will always remember him for his gentle caring manner, which I am certain came from being a wonderful father and husband. Me every minute: "PB, is this right?" PB: "let's take a look together". So patient and just always willing to lend a hand, an ear. I am so sorry to hear of his passing, this world is losing a lot of wonderful people lately. My heart goes out to his lovely wife, who Philip absolutely adored and spoke of so highly, and to his children because they have lost such an amazing Dad. May you be comforted by your memories of him. Praying for you 🙏
Philip was a good friend to our family for many years. He was always kind, caring and helpful to us. We loved his upbeat nature and sense of insight into other peoples lives and he showed it by being there for them. He will be missed by all of us. RIP Philip 🙏 ❤
I worked with Philip for many years and his presence at work was a unique one that many of us will truly miss. He was an intelligent straight shooter that was great at what he did and was an amazing asset for our teams, but it was his jovial personality that is most unforgettable. We became friends and there was not a single time that we spoke that we didn’t share a laugh, even if it was while passing one another on opposite sides of the street. His voice, laughter, and personality could easily capture a room and were a joy to be around. I’m thankful I had the opportunity for him to introduce me to his sweet family and share a bit of his life outside of work with me and I’m heartbroken to not have more opportunities to expand on our friendship. My sincerest condolences to the whole family.Â
 am broken hearted by the news of Philip's passing. He was a great friend of mine, and I fondly remember working closely with him at Cree/Wolfspeed for over seven years. I learned so much from him, and he was a great comfort to me during a traumatic time in my life.
I met Philip when I joined Cree in 2014 and the first thing I remembered was seeing this big smile. I will always cherish the funny conversations we had together and there were so many. My friend you will be deeply missed!!!
Phillup was my best friend. Â Id left town and made a tremendous mess of life and was too ashamed to ever come come back. Its been 20 years since we've spoke but i always thought i had more time to rejoin my friend. Â I would like to be at the funeral if anyone has details.Â
I knew Phil through the work we shared. Â I Â knew Phil as a fun loving, bright and talented friend. He always impressed me as a good family man and I am sincerely shocked and saddened by the sudden loss of such a wonderful man.Â
My heart ❤️ goes out to his wife, his children, and the extended family he left behind. I know that he adored them all and I know they will miss his presence, his wonderful sense of humor, and the love he had for them. So sorry for your loss.Â
Korey, we haven’t spoken in a while, but you were such a bright spark in my college courses and you’ve always been an inspiration. My heart goes out to your entire family ❤️
My sincere condolences to you and the family .Philip was a breathe of fresh air every time I seen him on Wolfspeed's campus. Pleasant to talk to with lots of joy and happiness . May you continue to celebrate his life .