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Philip Thomas Hulme (25 Sep 1945 - 21 Dec 2020)
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In loving memory of Philip Thomas Hulme who sadly passed away on 21st December 2020
Phil sadly passed away after a fall in early December and a short illness.
Phil was a kind and gentle laid back man who was loved and cared for so much. He will be sadly missed by his partner Anne, his children Sharon and Andrew, Anne’s sons Tony and Allan and his cherished grandchildren who brought him so much joy , Grace and Evan, Maisie and Molly, Lucy and Christopher, Kyle, Dan and Katie. He also recently got to meet Anne’s new great grandchild Robyn.
He also leaves behind his older Brother and Sister Pat and Stan, and younger Brother and Best friend Cliff.
Due to current restrictions numbers at the funeral are restricted. However the crematorium welcome extra mourners to stand outside where the service will be broadcast should you wish to pay your respects.
Please feel free to leave any messages and share any memories of Phil here on the page
Donations to https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/philliphulme
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Echoing my sister, Jackie’s, words, I too have wonderful memories of Phil, (and Cliff) being our ‘big brothers’ during the time we all lived in Brookfield Avenue. I was always impressed by Phil’s artistry, intelligence, kindness - and wicked sense of humour. He taught me a great deal about many things - including how to go looking for a gas leak with a naked flame (!) - but most especially, how to just be ‘nice’ to people. I never saw him angry, or heard him say a bad word about anyone. In my memory, he will always be the kind, gentle, funny, young man who joined our family and stayed for many happy years. Though I saw little of him in recent times, I never that felt the bond that grew between us was ever in danger of withering and I am only sorry I never got to say goodbye. I am deeply saddened by his passing, and send my deepest condolences and respects to all his family. A sad, sad loss in this tragic time.
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Thinking of all the family, so sorry for your loss. So sad to lose my Uncle who was a funny lovely man that we saw a lot of when our families lived near each other in Waterloo. <3 xxx
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Sharon,
So sorry for your loss.
Remember and celebrate your wonder dad's life.
We'll be thinking about you and all your dad's family.
Darren & Becky
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Such sad news to hear of Phils passing. He was for a long time my 'other' older brother..He came into my life when I was four when he moved into my mums house as a lodger and eventually became my brother in law! He was a lovely, funny, caring, patient, laid back and very clever man and brilliant artist! He taught me so many things...how to ride a bike, how to knit, how to play chess and he'd help me with my homework and encourage me with my artwork. He was also a great listener, when I was in trouble he always stood up for me and showed me support..I'm very proud to say he made a great impact on my early life. We'd not seen each other for a while but it still saddened me to hear he's gone. Thankyou Phil for everything you taught me and lots of very happy memories. God bless and rest in peace..All my love Jackie xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Uncle Phil, Aunty Helen, Sharon and Andrew in the pram. From when we were kids
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