Have always enjoyed your contributions here. Wishing you all the best Phil.
Have always enjoyed your contributions here. Wishing you all the best Phil.
Shaun Garrity
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Regular posters here become teachers and mentors to us newbies. Count yourself among them and know that you've influenced my time with and knowledge of the mandolin. Thank you.
Wishing you the best and remember miracles due occur, Keep your head up and I know that things can and will bring you down but persevere brother! I had a rough 10 or so years some I couldn't even play mandolin due to the chest pressure and was told I had a year left to live in 2011-12, I'll never be right but I'm better, all it took was the right Dr. in the right place! You will be in my prayers as there is power in all that!
Hi Phil,
Anybody with my Dad's name (and my middle name) gets my attention! I too have read/enjoyed your contributions through the years. To the extent possible, hang in there! And, Peace too you and family.
f-d (Carl Philip Fatt-Dad)
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Peace be with you Phil, however your journey goes you'll be in my prayers.
Phil, I wish you strength. I wish you comfort. I wish you peace. You will be missed.
Godspeed, Phil.
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Sending you my best wishes, Phil.
I have enjoyed your postings over the years, Phil! My thoughts are with you.
The Cafe' is like family to me, too. Best wishes, Phil
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I'm flattered -- and truly honored! -- to have been listed as one of your mentors. As a university scientist, I've mentored a good many students over the years, but never have I thought of myself as a mentor in any other context. Like so many our talented, passionate colleagues here on the Mandolin Cafe, we share a deep love for music, and we have a special, warm spot in our hearts for the mandolin. I'm deeply aggrieved to learn about your medical issues. Alas, we're powerless about so many things in this life. I can only wish that your remaining time is filled with fellowship, love, and more music.
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Peace and love to you.
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Keep your chin up, Phil. A heartfelt thanks to you for your contributions in posts and messages. Thank you for the encouragement and positive feedback these past years. Best wishes, prayers and gratitude to you from the Gunter household.
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Wishing you comfort and peace. I hope the music you can make helps. I hope the music we love continues to lift you up.
Jamie
There are two things to aim at in life: first, to get what you want; and, after that, to enjoy it. Only the wisest of mankind achieve the second. Logan Pearsall Smith, 1865 - 1946
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Phil, I hope you have a lot of good days left. Enjoy them to the fullest.
I've always enjoyed your contributions here. Hoping you can find peace and happiness.
Phil,
I don't very often login but I am here everyday. The post that I choose to read usually has a remark from you. I have always read and tried to collect everything
I can and your posts have always been insightful if not funny. I will miss your ramblings.
Keith Johnston
"spudpicker" from the great state of Idaho
All my best wishes, too.
Phil, I'm new here to this forum, and I don't know everyone yet. But I wish you all the peace and happiness in the world. I will keep you in my thoughts.
"Flow, river flow. Let your waters wash down, take me from this road, to some other town." - Roger McGuinn
Thanks to all of you folks. I'm reading each comment and appreciate your thoughts. You are all very kind.
Phil
“Sharps/Flats” ≠ “Accidentals”
My best to you Phil. I've always looked forward to your input. You make this a better place. Thank you.
Dale Ludewig
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When I read your posts Phil I always feel like I’ve just been let in on something I didn’t know before, thank you for all your insight.
Stay positive. I will request that prayers be offered at Mass.
Thank you for everything you’ve taught me.
Timothy F. Lewis
"If brains was lard, that boy couldn't grease a very big skillet" J.D. Clampett
Phil, it was a pleasure getting to know you a little at Augusta a few years ago. And corresponding with you here every so often. Wishing you peace and comfort and the joy of loved ones in this time. Cary
Cary Fagan
Phil, the Archbishop of the Anglican Catholic Church as well as the Rectors of St. John the Evangelist Menominee Falls WI., and St.Patrick’s parish here in Kalamazoo are all praying for you.
Timothy F. Lewis
"If brains was lard, that boy couldn't grease a very big skillet" J.D. Clampett
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