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The obituary notice of Philip Henry KIRK ('Phil')

Grimsby | Published in: Grimsby Telegraph.

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Philip HenryKIRK'Phil' Sadly on Sunday 13th September 2020 at his home Phil aged 64 years passed away after a short battle with cancer. Beloved Husband of Carol, much loved Dad of Julie and Richard. Father-in-Law of Anastasia and Lenny, a much missed Grandad and Great Grandad. His wit and humour will be greatly missed. A funeral service will be held at Grimsby Crematorium on Wednesday 30th September at 1.30 pm. No flowers please by request, however donations in Phil's memory may be sent to Marie Curie and Macmillan Nurses c/o St Andrew's Hospice, Peaks Lane, Grimsby, DN32 9RP. Any further enquiries to Steven Near Funeral Directors 36 Wellowgate, Grimsby, DN32 0RA. Telephone: 01472 357713.
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Published: 23/09/2020
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You came into my life when I met your son. You raised the boy, who became the man I now call my husband. There is nothing in the world that I can say more, than to say that I call you pops because you are not only my father in law, you are my friend.
I miss the laughs we had whilst having a cigarette, and whilst we had a drink in the club.
You will be remembered by so many.
Always in our hearts pops.
Xxx
Mrs Anastasia Kirk
24/09/2020
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Mrs Anastasia Kirk
24/09/2020
Dear Uncle Phil
How lucky I am to have have such lovely memories of you. My first was running after you down the street shouting “ Are you going to be my uncle ?” Beaming with pride when you said “yes” I ran to tell everyone . You was a great uncle , always had something to laugh about , a tale to tell. We used to have some great conversations whilst enjoying a smoke or two . The last thing you said to me was “It was great to see you “ and the feeling was mutual . So thank you so much for being you and may you rest in peace now x x Sue x x
Sue Perkins
23/09/2020
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I didn't want to repeat what everyone else has said but i can-not find a better word to describe Phil
He was LOVELY
Carol Barker
Carol Barker
23/09/2020
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Sorry to hear of your passing Phil
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Kevin Johnson
23/09/2020
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Kevin Johnson
23/09/2020
Phil was a loving and caring person will be sadly missed 💞
Lillian Beedie
23/09/2020
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Phil was just lovely and so funny. He regularly found me asleep on the sofa the next morning following a boozy night out with Julie. He always made me laugh even when I had a sore head xxx
Kim Auckland
23/09/2020
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So sad, lovely guy.
Terry and Rita.
23/09/2020
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Terry and Rita.
23/09/2020