Stuart Spencer Phillips,
prefered to be called Spencer.
He was born on 16th October 1919
in Cardiff, Wales, to Albert Henry Phillips
& Ethel Emma Foxhall.
He had two brothers:
Austin (1917-2005) &
Albert (1916 - 16 Feb 1941)
and a sister,
Cynthia Fisher (nee Phillips)
20/3/1915 -1999.
Married Barbara Glenister on
24 May 1947, in Hastings, East Sussex.
They remained here all their married life,
where he was a Fireman, and
later ran a sucessful window cleaning business.
They had two childen.
A son Dennis & a daughter, Anne.
He was greatly saddened by the death
of Barbara on 20 August 1992.
He kept her grave neat & tidy,
until he joined her on 1 September 2004.
Greatly loved by his Grandchildren,
Peter, Paul, Julian,
Charmian, Charlton & Kirby.
Also his many Great Grandchildren.
He loved the out door life,
and driving his car. Something which he
hated to give up, due to his age.
He had a friendly smile & greeting
for everyone he knew or met.
"you'd laugh to see a pudding crawl"
was just one of his many one liners.
Buried with his darling Barbara
at Hastings Cemetery, The Ridge.
prefered to be called Spencer.
He was born on 16th October 1919
in Cardiff, Wales, to Albert Henry Phillips
& Ethel Emma Foxhall.
He had two brothers:
Austin (1917-2005) &
Albert (1916 - 16 Feb 1941)
and a sister,
Cynthia Fisher (nee Phillips)
20/3/1915 -1999.
Married Barbara Glenister on
24 May 1947, in Hastings, East Sussex.
They remained here all their married life,
where he was a Fireman, and
later ran a sucessful window cleaning business.
They had two childen.
A son Dennis & a daughter, Anne.
He was greatly saddened by the death
of Barbara on 20 August 1992.
He kept her grave neat & tidy,
until he joined her on 1 September 2004.
Greatly loved by his Grandchildren,
Peter, Paul, Julian,
Charmian, Charlton & Kirby.
Also his many Great Grandchildren.
He loved the out door life,
and driving his car. Something which he
hated to give up, due to his age.
He had a friendly smile & greeting
for everyone he knew or met.
"you'd laugh to see a pudding crawl"
was just one of his many one liners.
Buried with his darling Barbara
at Hastings Cemetery, The Ridge.
Stuart Spencer Phillips,
prefered to be called Spencer.
He was born on 16th October 1919
in Cardiff, Wales, to Albert Henry Phillips
& Ethel Emma Foxhall.
He had two brothers:
Austin (1917-2005) &
Albert (1916 - 16 Feb 1941)
and a sister,
Cynthia Fisher (nee Phillips)
20/3/1915 -1999.
Married Barbara Glenister on
24 May 1947, in Hastings, East Sussex.
They remained here all their married life,
where he was a Fireman, and
later ran a sucessful window cleaning business.
They had two childen.
A son Dennis & a daughter, Anne.
He was greatly saddened by the death
of Barbara on 20 August 1992.
He kept her grave neat & tidy,
until he joined her on 1 September 2004.
Greatly loved by his Grandchildren,
Peter, Paul, Julian,
Charmian, Charlton & Kirby.
Also his many Great Grandchildren.
He loved the out door life,
and driving his car. Something which he
hated to give up, due to his age.
He had a friendly smile & greeting
for everyone he knew or met.
"you'd laugh to see a pudding crawl"
was just one of his many one liners.
Buried with his darling Barbara
at Hastings Cemetery, The Ridge.
prefered to be called Spencer.
He was born on 16th October 1919
in Cardiff, Wales, to Albert Henry Phillips
& Ethel Emma Foxhall.
He had two brothers:
Austin (1917-2005) &
Albert (1916 - 16 Feb 1941)
and a sister,
Cynthia Fisher (nee Phillips)
20/3/1915 -1999.
Married Barbara Glenister on
24 May 1947, in Hastings, East Sussex.
They remained here all their married life,
where he was a Fireman, and
later ran a sucessful window cleaning business.
They had two childen.
A son Dennis & a daughter, Anne.
He was greatly saddened by the death
of Barbara on 20 August 1992.
He kept her grave neat & tidy,
until he joined her on 1 September 2004.
Greatly loved by his Grandchildren,
Peter, Paul, Julian,
Charmian, Charlton & Kirby.
Also his many Great Grandchildren.
He loved the out door life,
and driving his car. Something which he
hated to give up, due to his age.
He had a friendly smile & greeting
for everyone he knew or met.
"you'd laugh to see a pudding crawl"
was just one of his many one liners.
Buried with his darling Barbara
at Hastings Cemetery, The Ridge.
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