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Dawn Van Dort posted a condolence

Monday, December 10, 2012

Dawn loved her Grandmother Tama, I Jon Met her and Philip in Reno for a reunion for WW2. They had a chance to meet our children and had a really nice time. I wish we had some time to visit more. Both of our sons are Marine's. He would have been so proud. He shared with all of us his stories. We hope to keep in touch. My wife Dawn misses her Tama and Philip, and I a Firefighter for 27 years respect him and my Son's for there service to this great country we in live. Thank You.

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Stephen Schott posted a condolence

Sunday, November 4, 2012

To all the Morehouses - Your father/grandfather is truly part of the lost generation! What an incredible life he lived. It was an honor to have known him. Our condolences to your entire family.

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Bruce and Bobbie Sessa posted a condolence

Sunday, November 4, 2012

To Louise and Bill and your families. Uncle Phil was truly a member of the Greatest Generation. Bobbie and I send our heartfelt sympathy to all for your loss, and our proud rememberance to all who remember his Honor, Devotion and Character. He will be missed. Love, Bruce and Bobbie Sessa

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Dean H. Gaugler posted a condolence

Sunday, November 4, 2012

It was my privilege to know Phil through the Roger Sherman Branch of the Sons of the American Revolution for just under 15 years. Phil was the epitome of the term "an officer and a gentlemen". A true patriot, he will be missed. God Bless

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Harding Dies posted a condolence

Saturday, November 3, 2012

On behalf of the Roger Sherman Branch #5, Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (CTSSAR), I would like to offer our sincere condolences to the Family and Friends of our own 2nd Vice President, Philip Abbe Morehouse. He was always an affable, easy-going gentleman and a good friend to all who knew him and especially to our new members. As did his ancestors in 1776, Philip served his country well, both as a member of the Big Red One and in civilian life, and knew the price of freedom, having lost his brother Alan at Omaha Beach. He never lost sight of the spirit of America and the hopes and dreams of our Founding Fathers. We will greatly miss Philips leadership, his friendship and his up-beat presence, and I personally will miss his guidance in the performance of my duties and the appreciation of the lessons of history. Go with God, Philip. Patriotically, Harding Dies 1st Vice President & Chaplain

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Karen and Terry Brewer posted a condolence

Friday, November 2, 2012

To all the Morehouses: Terry and I are out of town and are upset to have missed Phils service.Please accept our apologies and sincerest condolences.I know how much a part of all your lives Phil was and you will miss him.Know that he is with you,beside you at all times and taking care of the whole Morehouse family.I truly believe that.

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Brent Weaver posted a condolence

Friday, November 2, 2012

Bill, I didn't know your Father but I know of him what you told me and he was a great man. I want to address my sorrows for your whole family during this tiem and praise that God be with you in comfort and strength. Please conatct me if you need anything at all. May the Good Lord be with you in this time of need

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John & Nance Freeman posted a condolence

Thursday, November 1, 2012

Bill, Polly, Philip, Wesley, and Tucker- Sorry to learn of Judge Morehouse's passing. You can be thankful that he lived such a long and fruitful life. He will be missed. Sincere condolences. The Freeman Family

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Robert W Joseph Jr posted a condolence

Thursday, November 1, 2012

Bill, Polly & Family. We all have great memories of your Dad. He was true gentlemen, husband, father & friend to all. Sorry to sound so cliche but all true. He was a steady man in nature. I don't know where Bill went wrong(just kidding) but I know Judge Morehouse was very proud of him & Louise.I wish I could be here for the ceremony but my cousins daughter is getting married at 3PM on November 5th. My heartfelt condolences...Your Friend, Rob

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Dawn Van Dort posted a condolence

Saturday, December 10, 2011

Dawn loved her Grandmother Tama, I Jon Met her and Philip in Reno for a reunion for WW2. They had a chance to meet our children and had a really nice time. I wish we had some time to visit more. Both of our sons are Marine's. He would have been so proud. He shared with all of us his stories. We hope to keep in touch. My wife Dawn misses her Tama and Philip, and I a Firefighter for 27 years respect him and my Son's for there service to this great country we in live. Thank You.

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Dean H. Gaugler posted a condolence

Friday, November 4, 2011

It was my privilege to know Phil through the Roger Sherman Branch of the Sons of the American Revolution for just under 15 years. Phil was the epitome of the term "an officer and a gentlemen". A true patriot, he will be missed. God Bless

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Bruce and Bobbie Sessa posted a condolence

Friday, November 4, 2011

To Louise and Bill and your families. Uncle Phil was truly a member of the Greatest Generation. Bobbie and I send our heartfelt sympathy to all for your loss, and our proud rememberance to all who remember his Honor, Devotion and Character. He will be missed. Love, Bruce and Bobbie Sessa

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Stephen Schott posted a condolence

Friday, November 4, 2011

To all the Morehouses - Your father/grandfather is truly part of the lost generation! What an incredible life he lived. It was an honor to have known him. Our condolences to your entire family.

H

Harding Dies posted a condolence

Thursday, November 3, 2011

On behalf of the Roger Sherman Branch #5, Connecticut Society of the Sons of the American Revolution (CTSSAR), I would like to offer our sincere condolences to the Family and Friends of our own 2nd Vice President, Philip Abbe Morehouse. He was always an affable, easy-going gentleman and a good friend to all who knew him and especially to our new members. As did his ancestors in 1776, Philip served his country well, both as a member of the Big Red One and in civilian life, and knew the price of freedom, having lost his brother Alan at Omaha Beach. He never lost sight of the spirit of America and the hopes and dreams of our Founding Fathers. We will greatly miss Philips leadership, his friendship and his up-beat presence, and I personally will miss his guidance in the performance of my duties and the appreciation of the lessons of history. Go with God, Philip. Patriotically, Harding Dies 1st Vice President & Chaplain

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Brent Weaver posted a condolence

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Bill, I didn't know your Father but I know of him what you told me and he was a great man. I want to address my sorrows for your whole family during this tiem and praise that God be with you in comfort and strength. Please conatct me if you need anything at all. May the Good Lord be with you in this time of need

K

Karen and Terry Brewer posted a condolence

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

To all the Morehouses: Terry and I are out of town and are upset to have missed Phils service.Please accept our apologies and sincerest condolences.I know how much a part of all your lives Phil was and you will miss him.Know that he is with you,beside you at all times and taking care of the whole Morehouse family.I truly believe that.

R

Robert W Joseph Jr posted a condolence

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Bill, Polly & Family. We all have great memories of your Dad. He was true gentlemen, husband, father & friend to all. Sorry to sound so cliche but all true. He was a steady man in nature. I don't know where Bill went wrong(just kidding) but I know Judge Morehouse was very proud of him & Louise.I wish I could be here for the ceremony but my cousins daughter is getting married at 3PM on November 5th. My heartfelt condolences...Your Friend, Rob

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John & Nance Freeman posted a condolence

Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Bill, Polly, Philip, Wesley, and Tucker- Sorry to learn of Judge Morehouse's passing. You can be thankful that he lived such a long and fruitful life. He will be missed. Sincere condolences. The Freeman Family

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Philip Abbe Morehouse

1918 - 2011

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Philip Morehouse

1918 - 2011

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