Hattie Rossiter
madhatter_1976@yahoo.com
Monday March 22, 2004 at
12:59 AM
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I'm am sorry to hear abot your loss. I am Merrill and Norma's granddaughter...My prayers are with you all...
Love
Hattie
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Melissa (Missi) Pettit
missirae@magicohio.com
Thursday March 4, 2004 at
7:04 PM
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Dear O'Neil family,
My prayers are with you during this very difficult time. I worked with Phil at the Oak Hill post office. He trained me on two of the routes there. He was a great man, no doubt. If ever anyone was "cut out" to do that job, Phil was. I only regret not being able to see him on last time. I offer my condolences and my prayers. Take care.
Missi Pettit
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Debbie Basye
dybasye1957@yahoo.com
Wednesday March 3, 2004 at
7:04 PM
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I am so very sorry to hear that Phil passed away. I worked with him at the Atomic Plant in Piketon. He was very nice and would help you with any problems you might have. We used to talk about our grandkids and how to spoil them. I know he will be terribly missed.
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Dan Ruggles, USEC Industrial Hygiene
rugglesd@hotmail.com
Wednesday March 3, 2004 at
1:35 PM
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We just heard that Phil had passed away. It’s a very sad day for all of us who knew him, and we count it a privilege to have worked with him. He was a great industrial hygienist and a fine person. Our hearts, thoughts and prayers are with you - we share your loss and would like to convey our deepest sympathy and condolences. There’s a lot of controversy over a new movie that’s out, but regardless, please be comforted in the knowledge that Jehovah will remember him like we do (John 11) We look forward to seeing him again (Psalm 37).
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Larry Brantley
Wednesday March 3, 2004 at
12:03 PM
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Phil was uniquely genuine, compassionate and enthusiastic about people and life. His love for family and country was always evident. Kris and I will always carry the fondest memories of Phil from our times together at Fort Campbell.
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Creshanna Williams
Wednesday March 3, 2004 at
11:51 AM
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I worked with Phil for many years in Industrial Hygiene at the Atomic Plant in Piketon. He was a good man and a great co-worker. I am so sorry to hear of his passing. Your family is in our thoughts and prayers.
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Angie Duduit
Wednesday March 3, 2004 at
9:36 AM
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How sad to lose such a nice person. Phil and I started work at the plant on the very same day, and he always had such a pleasant personality. My condolences and my prayers to Phil's family.
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Lisa Snodgrass
snodgrasslm@ports.usec.com
Wednesday March 3, 2004 at
8:18 AM
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I am very sorry to hear of your loss. I worked with Phil in the Industrial Hygiene Department. He was joy to work with and a wonderful person. I will keep you and your family in my prayers.
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Carl S. Hunt
door@zoomnet.net
Wednesday March 3, 2004 at
6:09 AM
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I feel the sorrow of this familys loss. I knew Phillip as a hard working man, a good father and a true friend. God bless you all as you travel thru this sorrow and our prayers are with you.
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Linda Smith
linda@dragonbbs.com
Wednesday March 3, 2004 at
5:55 AM
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I am very sorry to hear about Phil, we worked in the same department at Usec.
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Marlene & Tom Davis
kmdtad@sbcglobal.net
Tuesday March 2, 2004 at
10:26 PM
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Jenny & Family,
Sorry to read about your Brother. We are in Baton Rouge visiting our daughter and read it on the internet. Our sympathy goes out to your family.
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Bob Penn
pennrg@frognet.net
Tuesday March 2, 2004 at
7:13 PM
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Please accept my condolences. I had the pleasure of working with Phil at USEC. He was well liked and respected by all of his coworkers and friends. Much of his work is being used today as the standard for numerous procedures and tests. God bless you and your family.
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Karen Hollback
melkaren@falcon1.net
Tuesday March 2, 2004 at
6:45 PM
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I am so very sorry to hear about Phil. I worked with him several years at USEC. He was a highly respected, wonderful person.
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Cynthia Quillen
cqpirate@hotmail.com
Tuesday March 2, 2004 at
2:56 PM
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Phil was a kind and gentle person. I never heard Phil speak an unkind word about anyone and was always helpful to myself and others learning Industrial Hygiene and Safety. He always answered questions in a kind manner and will be missed.
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Cynthia Quillen
cqpirate@hotmail.com
Tuesday March 2, 2004 at
2:52 PM
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Phil O'Neill was a kind, gentle wonderful human being. He helped me learn Industrial Hygiene and never failed to answer a question or find an answer if he didn't know it himself. I never heard an unkind word from him about anyone and always had a smile on his face. He will be truly missed by one and all.
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Clara Widdig
Tuesday March 2, 2004 at
2:37 PM
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I used to work with Phil at the A-Plant. He was always helpful and very nice. I am very sorry to learn of his death. May God comfort you during this time.
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