The obituary notice of Philip PRIMMER

Rest in peace Mr Primmer
I'll never forget your minesweeper skills at the wedding!!!

Phil. I will not be able to attend your farewell as I live in Panama, but I will be definitely be there in spirit. Our buddies Dave Morey and Mike Dell will be there to see you off. Till we meet again my friend. Peace, Love and Rock and Roll

Phil I have known since I was 15 years old when we both started our Electrical apprenticeships at HM Dockyard Devonport. He got me involved in a band he was in called the Trucial States. Around 1970/71 we had completed our apprenticeships and went on the road touring Europe and throughout the UK. I and other band-mates have been trying to locate him for years, its ironic that now we find he has passed. A wonderful person and friend who I have many fond memories of. God bless you Phil, next time I hear thunder I will think of you playing your bass. Love Tony

God bless you Phil, I have so many memories of the old days at Bude and Kingsbrdge. Happy days. T states forever. Hope to be there to say goodbye for now. Derek Poynter

My Dearest Buddy, that Tony Howitt and I have been trying to track down for the last 30 years. I will be there on the day to say good bye to greatest Bass Player in the history of the world. RIP Phil Love MikeDell

Phil was a Loyal ,Generous and Warm Hearted friend .Sadly missed by all who knew him.The 60's Generation will remember him as the Bass guitar and back up singer in the Trucial States pop group. His natural kindness will endure through his Children and Granddaughter. So long Phil,and thanks for your friendship.Llew Herbert .x