Birth date: Feb 9, 1951 Death date: Dec 25, 2012
Philip Lewis Barnett, 61, died Christmas morning. He was born in Elm Springs, Arkansas, graduated from Springdale High School and attended the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville. During his lifetime he was a farmer, a machinis Read Obituary
Cassandra - I graduated LRCH with you and remember we had some classes together. I saw that where it was posted that you had just lost your husband. I am very sorry to hear this. I will remember you and your son in my prayers. God bless......
Cassandra and Max,I was so sorry to hear of Phil's passing. You are both in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. may you know the peace and closeness of God at this time. Your friend, Lynda
Cassandra,You are in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.
Phil was the Unit Secretary at Healthsouth when I started in 2001. He trained me for the 3 - 11 position. I've thought of him from time to time through the years. I'm Sorry for your loss. On Sat. the 5th of Jan it will be 1 year since I lost my Husband. Let the love of friends and family comfort you and the peace of God sooth you.
I always thought of Philip as more of a cousin than an uncle, and he was a good friend especially during the time he and Cassandra lived in Clemson. I regret not having been in touch through the years since then. I'm so sorry to lose him and I ask God's blessings on you, Cassandra and Max.
We will miss our cousin, Philip, even though we did not see him often. Cassandra, Max and the rest of the family our thoughts and love are with you all.
Cassandra, I am so sorry to read about Phil's passing in the paper. I am thinking of you and your son during this difficult time.
He was great to chat with at the Farmers Market!! I will Miss him so much there, an Chatting with him to!!!!
I'm so sorry for your deep loss. I knew Phil from the Farmer's Market like a lot of people did. He was always so calm and kind. We knew each other by name. We used to play music right next to him. I hope you are comforted by the loving support of your community and by your sweet memories of Phil.
From all your friends, vendors, managers and customers at the Fayetteville Farmers' Market: you brought so much enjoyment to all who saw and purchased your work. We wish you peace and hold you in our thoughts and prayers.
