In loving memory of Philip Hanby who sadly passed away on 21st November 2019.
A funeral service remembering the life and work of Philip will be held at Lincoln Cathedral on the 18th December 2.30pm. There will be a private cremation after the service.
We have chosen not to have floral tributes but instead ask for a donation to be made to Battersea Dogs and Cats Home. We discovered that Philip was donating to the home every month and it was a cause very close to his heart.
Thank you
I had no idea Phil had left us until today and was totally shocked. He worked his brilliance for me when I was unfairly dismissed after 18 years and remained a friend from then on. He would bring me aircraft magazines to my work and we would spend ages chewing the fat. A great bloke, a genuine character,I liked him enormously. I wish I had known sooner.
He left his mark on everyone he met. A a true one of a kind with a brilliant mind and sense of humour. His passing is a huge loss to us all.
So many good times in the wine bar in Boston, he never discriminated who he made friends with from many backgrounds. Fun was his middle name and have lovely memories. He would help anyone without blinking. Audrey and I send our condolences to Michelle and family, who made him very happy
Very sad to have only met Philip once, and briefly, earlier this year. We had hoped to both visit your home and also that Phlip would make it to our home in Alkmaar.
Because we always loved our conversations about cats with Phil. Love from Barbara, Richard, morgan, Jackson , Stan and Alfie (the cats).
A true friend and trusted colleague who will be sadly missed by all those that knew him. Goodnight my friend.
A good friend and colleague over the years you will be missed by many.
A good friend and colleague over the years you will be missed by many.
A good friend and colleague over the years you will be missed by many.
Philip (right) in his 20’s at his brothers wedding.
In memory of a true gentleman.
On behalf of my sister Rachel and myself (formerly Robinsons) we offer our sincere condolences. we remember with great fondness all he support Phil gave our mum at a difficult time and us as well.
I have known Phil since he came to Lincolnshire. Phil used to go to the Scremby country club. Phil always wore tartan pair of trousers .. he looked like a baycity roller . As a tribute to my life time friend I will be wearing a pair trousers the same . Going to miss him so much . 💔 Xxx
Sincere condolences to Michelle and family, along with my sister Laura at this sad time. I'm sure Phil's friends will miss his jokes and tales as he was a greater entertainer when in company. May he RIP.
Phil and Michele at Matt’s wedding in May. Happy times.
Lovely couple, Phil will be sorely missed always a pleasure to talk to. RIP.
Farewell dear friend, you leave behind enduring happy memories of your honour, loyalty and impish humour
Nicolas and Dawn Skitini & Melody Lodge Residents When we first met Phil 20 years ago you embraced all the problems I had been through and from that day on you have always been my pillow of strength and a very very dear friend, you were the best Phil and you will missed so very much by all who loved and dear to you. But I shall never forget you and will see you again in the near future God Bless Nik.
Right from the time when you held me in your arms to the day when you saw me off for my first day in school, I am holding today on the beautiful memories that have made me the person I am today. I miss you dad ❤️
Philip (right) in his 20’s at his brothers wedding.
Phil and Michele at Matt’s wedding in May. Happy times.
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