Phillip Dwight Pendergraft passed away peacefully on February 27, 2010 in Des Moines, WA. He was born in Seminole, OK on March 25, 1931. Phil leaves his wife of 54 years Pauline, children; Dorothy Rudick Mike, Terry Brady Kathleen and Phyllis Byers Rick, grandchildren; Kelly, Tyler, Candi, Clay and Danica and great grandchildren; Cody, Trevor, Stephanie and Hannah. Phil was a veteran of the Korean War and worked for Liquid Carbonic in Customer Service and as a Boiler Engineer for over 30 years. He was an accomplished welder and although always denied it, he was very creative and imaginative. As an avid sportsman, he loved and respected all of nature’s wonders and beauty. Phil could be found working in his garden any time of the year and harvested prize winning pumpkins along with an annual bounty of produce. Friendly, talkative and generous, Phil was always willing to help anyone that needed help, talk to anyone that would listen and take care of all of those he loved. Whether it was crab fishing, playing with the grandkids or arguing about politics, Phil lived his life with passion and zest and anyone who has ever met him will always remember him. There was never a cup of coffee that Phil didn’t like and he always had an opinion to share on any topic. He will be deeply missed by all those who had the privilege of knowing him.
Please join us for a Celebration of his Life to be held at 2:00 PM on March 5, 2010 at Washington Memorial Park 16445 International Blvd., SeaTac. Donations are suggested to be made to Meals on Wheels Senior Services: 2208 2nd Ave Seattle, WA 98121, please place Phillip’s name on all correspondence. To view full obituary please visit www.bonneywatson.com.
Phillip Dwight Pendergraft
March 25, 1931 - February 27, 2010
图库
探索珍贵的回忆
纪念活动
Join us in honoring Phillip Dwight Pendergraft
服务
Bonney-Watson：华盛顿纪念殡仪馆
国际大道16445号
华盛顿州西塔克市 98188 美国
墓地
客西马尼天主教公墓
太平洋高速公路南段 37600 号
联邦路，华盛顿州 98003 美国
送花
The greatest contribution anyone can make is to gift the world with wonderful family members and cherished friends – Phil clearly did that! Hold peace in your heart for all those great ‘porch and garden’ moments.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time. Phil was a generous man that truly loved his family, hold onto those good memories. The service today was wonderful and he will be missed.
Our thoughts are with you. He will be missed.
Our thoughts are with you today. May the fact he no longer suffers bring you comfort. My family, Aunt Ruth
Our thoughts and prayers are with the family. Phil was a great friend and neighbor. We both enjoyed his frequent visits and stories with coffee. We miss him very much.
Bill and Jane Barnett
Our prayers and condolences go out to you during this time of loss. Please know that we are thinking of you and pray that you are blessed with comfort and encouragement. With love from Ohio. Mike Bullinger and family.
We will truly miss him.
Chick & Mary Ann
To The Pendegraft Family,
You are all in our thoughts during this difficult and sad time. Your sorrow is shared by everyone who knew and loved Phil. Hopefully the many great memories of his life will help to ease your loss.
Love and Condolences,
Mark & Robin
I worked for Worthington and B&K I did alot of work for and with Phil. He was a good man allways saying some thing nice about his family and his brothers. We made the stuff for the well drilling and the parts for the sawmill. Everyone liked Phil he was a hard worker. He was the best.
Words cannot express the love and gratitude I have for you being the wonderful father that you were. I will always cherish the special moments, laughter, life lessons and the unconditional love that you always gave to me and my family. For every moment of frustration, you showered me with several hours of wonderful memories. I love you Daddy and I’m so happy you are finally at peace. Light up a cigarette, pour glass of blackberry brandy and enjoy the eternal bliss you so deserve.
Phyllis, Dottie & Terry;
So sorry for the passing of Phil. I know it isn’t easy losing a parent. He was quite the character. He’s now in a better place and isn’t suffering any more. Take care of each other.
Love to you all. Toots & Jonny
We loved Phil more than words can say. We are very sorry for your loss…. Truly yours,Bob & Anita
Uncle Phil was always so much fun to visit with. What a character! I loved hearing his opinions. I’m sure he’s working with the angels to help keep Heaven’s garden beautiful.
Phil,
Thank you for being such a neat character. I miss our conversations and strolls along the docks in Des Moines, the locks at Ballard and our visits in your garage. Thanks for being such a caring and giving man and friend.
Phyllis,
Thanks for sharing your Dad with me.
So sorry to hear about Phil. We hope happy memories will help carry you through these sorrowful times.
Our thoughts are with you….
Phyllis and family, my heart goes out to you, no words can express my sorrow for you having lost your dad. I loved his sense of humor, he always made me laugh and was never lacking for jokes. He had a kind heart and it came through with the way he spoke to people.
so sorry will miss my uncle