Philip Paul Thompson

Birth date: Aug 23, 1947 Death date: May 3, 2025

Philip Paul Thompson, a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather passed away peacefully on May 3, 2025, at the age of 77 in Palm Coast, Florida. He was born on August 23, 1947 in Englewood, NJ to Hanna and Edwi Read Obituary

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Charlie Mitchell

22w ago

I met Phil I'm guessing the mid-1970's at the Fairview garage when the new Pascack Valley (NJ Bell) district was formed.
I ended up at the Little Ferry garage and Phil at Midland Park and some years later our paths crossed at a SAC box on our two districts border, we chatted and found out our homes were only a few miles apart and became friends.
Phil was just so calm and laid back that nothing ever seemed to frazzle him, just an all around great guy.
I will dearly miss our hours long telephone chat sessions, my sympathy to Barb, Jill, Ryan and Jeremy on their loss.
May Phil RIP..
Charlie Mitchell

Ryan Thompson

23w ago

My father was unapologetically himself and did his own thing, regardless of what others thought. I’ll continue to try to emulate his approach to life — it’s one of the most valuable lessons he taught me, simply by example. I hope to pass that down to my son as well.

He was down-to-earth, unique, and complicated — but I understood him, and I hope you were lucky enough to have, too. We miss you, Dad, and appreciate the time we had together.

Trudy Talis

23w ago

My heart and prayers are with you, he was such a great guy, my memories are from Preakness church and the friends there, love Trudy

Jill Miladinovich

23w ago

Being with my dad, Phil, was always a good time. Throughout my life I have enjoyed exploring with my dad on many hikes and some canoe and kayak trips. It was always an interesting and fun adventure. Since God decided to take him suddenly, we can remember him physically and mentally well up to his last day. He was filled with many funny and entertaining stories. I'm thankful for the kind of father that God gave me and I look forward to seeing him again thanks to the gracious redemption of our Lord Jesus Christ in whom he had faith.

Jeremy Thompson

23w ago

Dad was a fun, independent person who wasn’t afraid to do things differently. He was an old-school guy in many ways—he rode a motorcycle, served in the military, owned multiple weapons, and a garage full of tools he used daily. There are so many great quirky details about him, but his devotion to his family is what I admire most.

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