FORBES, Philip L., Born March 27, 1956 in Ohio. Passed away November 06, 2010 in Lancaster, Calif. He grew up in Lancaster living in the Antelope Valley for 51 years. He went to Antelope Valley High School. Philip enjoyed riding his bike around town, meeting and talking to everyone. He enjoyed doing odd jobs. Philip enjoyed life and was outgoing. Philip will be missed by everyone. Survived by two brothers Rodney and David, two sisters Frances and Forresteen, two sister-n-laws Sharon and Anne, three nephews, two nieces, five great-nephews and one great-niece, two close friends Tony Wade and Bill Pursley.
Graveside service will be held at 1 p.m., Saturday, November 20, 2010, at Joshua Memorial Park & Mortuary, Lancaster. The Family is asking for donations to help cover the funeral costs.
Note:I'm happy to report that an adequate amount was donated to cover the cost of laying Phillip to rest.
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Phillip was a unique fixture around the Antelope Valley area -for decades you might see him riding his bicycle down your street or see him chatting up a resident at one of the local grocery stores or parks. He was special in many ways -he was "our Phillip". For those residents who occasionally made light of Phillip's handicap, I ask that we/they be forgiven and that Phillip and his family know he was special in our community and much loved. Bike on Buddy!
Graveside service will be held at 1 p.m., Saturday, November 20, 2010, at Joshua Memorial Park & Mortuary, Lancaster. The Family is asking for donations to help cover the funeral costs.
Note:I'm happy to report that an adequate amount was donated to cover the cost of laying Phillip to rest.
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Phillip was a unique fixture around the Antelope Valley area -for decades you might see him riding his bicycle down your street or see him chatting up a resident at one of the local grocery stores or parks. He was special in many ways -he was "our Phillip". For those residents who occasionally made light of Phillip's handicap, I ask that we/they be forgiven and that Phillip and his family know he was special in our community and much loved. Bike on Buddy!
FORBES, Philip L., Born March 27, 1956 in Ohio. Passed away November 06, 2010 in Lancaster, Calif. He grew up in Lancaster living in the Antelope Valley for 51 years. He went to Antelope Valley High School. Philip enjoyed riding his bike around town, meeting and talking to everyone. He enjoyed doing odd jobs. Philip enjoyed life and was outgoing. Philip will be missed by everyone. Survived by two brothers Rodney and David, two sisters Frances and Forresteen, two sister-n-laws Sharon and Anne, three nephews, two nieces, five great-nephews and one great-niece, two close friends Tony Wade and Bill Pursley.
Graveside service will be held at 1 p.m., Saturday, November 20, 2010, at Joshua Memorial Park & Mortuary, Lancaster. The Family is asking for donations to help cover the funeral costs.
Note:I'm happy to report that an adequate amount was donated to cover the cost of laying Phillip to rest.
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Phillip was a unique fixture around the Antelope Valley area -for decades you might see him riding his bicycle down your street or see him chatting up a resident at one of the local grocery stores or parks. He was special in many ways -he was "our Phillip". For those residents who occasionally made light of Phillip's handicap, I ask that we/they be forgiven and that Phillip and his family know he was special in our community and much loved. Bike on Buddy!
Graveside service will be held at 1 p.m., Saturday, November 20, 2010, at Joshua Memorial Park & Mortuary, Lancaster. The Family is asking for donations to help cover the funeral costs.
Note:I'm happy to report that an adequate amount was donated to cover the cost of laying Phillip to rest.
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Phillip was a unique fixture around the Antelope Valley area -for decades you might see him riding his bicycle down your street or see him chatting up a resident at one of the local grocery stores or parks. He was special in many ways -he was "our Phillip". For those residents who occasionally made light of Phillip's handicap, I ask that we/they be forgiven and that Phillip and his family know he was special in our community and much loved. Bike on Buddy!
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