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The obituary notice of Phil HALL

Tormarton | Published in: Western Daily Press.

Co-op Funeralcare, Bath
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PhilHALLof Tormarton died peacefully with his girls, Ceri and his beloved dalmatians by his side on 16th August 2020. Phil was a dairy farmer, rugby and cricket player and avid golfer. He played rugby for England schools which he captained, Gloucester County and Bath and remarkably still holds the record number of caps for Bath rugby! As a life long lover of horses and dalmatians animals were a significant part of his life. Phil passed his fiercely competitive nature on to his girls who happily excelled competing their horses with Dad's coaching and watchful eye. He was incredibly proud of all his Grandchildren's sporting achievements, be it with horses or rugby and enjoyed taking an active role in all that they did. His dalmatians were his closest companions and went everywhere with him! All of the family would like to extend their heartfelt gratitude to all of Phil's friends for their support, kindness and generous wishes over the last few months. They would also like to thank everyone whom helped them to make it possible for Phil to stay at home as he wanted. There will be a private family funeral with a celebration of life at a later date. Rather than flowers if you would like to make a donation to the dalmatians rescue society www.dalmationwelfare.co.uk. If anyone would like to visit Philip in the Chapel of rest please contact Co-op Funeralcare Bath 01225 314304
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Published: 20/08/2020
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