The obituary notice of Allan James PHILLIPS

In loving memory of Phillips (Allan), one of the best primates. Will never be forgotten. Karen & Archie xxxx

To Allan. A special, one of a kind, giant of a man-in every respect. ❤️❤️❤️

It’s taken a while to write something on here purely because I never thought i would have to write this. To my funny caring amazing cousin I honestly can’t believe I’m writing this I still can’t get over that you have gone. You had so much of an amazing life left to live with your family . There is definitely a big hole left behind that will never be filled. Until we see each other again love you xxx

The tide turns soft on the granite shore, Gulls cry low where the cliffs lean in.
I leave my footprints by Kynance sand, To be taken back by the sea again.
The wind knows names I won’t say aloud, Old as the mines and the engine’s song.
Past hedged lanes and the scent of gorse, This place has held me longer than time. So keep the light on the headland high, When evening folds the sky to grey. I’ll carry Cornwall in heart and bone— Not gone for good, just sailed away (anon)

See you in the next life Phillips - gone too soon - thanks for all the light and laughter you brought in to our lives. From your antipodean mate Ben Sale and family.

You've died and it's the worst thing ever, but because you've left us, between 1 and 3 monkeys will eat today, you made that happen.

"When the last time was our last time
If only then I knew
The last time was our last time
Would've told you that the last time comes too soon"

Thank you for all the laughing and music we've shared over so many years.