Julie Skene posted a symbolic gesture

Tuesday, April 21, 2026

Uncle Phil was always a funny guy. He and I shared a love of singing and weightlifting. My favorite memory of him is the time that our family visited him and my aunt Mary, during our summer vacation. We were having a barbecue and to cook the corn on the cob, Uncle Phil filled a small metal bathtub with water and heated it up with a blow torch! He always found a way to get things done. He always made a point of stopping to see us in Michigan on his way to Texas every year. There was never a dull moment.

Brian Millett posted a condolence

Tuesday, April 21, 2026

Roger and Linda our deepest condolences on the passing of your father. I have many memories of Phil, but the one that stands out is the building of an ultralight airplane. I not sure if it ever got of the ground but it was interesting watching Phil, dad and other guys working on it. Phil was always singing every time youn saw him. R.I.P Phil

Tom Deen posted a condolence

Monday, April 20, 2026

Joyce and I are sorry to hear that Phil has passed away. I got to know Phil after my mom bought our house on Spring Street in January 1965. He was always friendly and did our oil furnace maintenance work. Always happy and upbeat. Treasure your memories of him. Tom and Joyce Deen

JIM CRAWFORD posted a condolence

Thursday, April 16, 2026

PHILL WAS THE FIRST PERSON I MET MOVING TO NORWOOD 1976 LIVING ACROSS THE STREET WITH BEER IN HAND AN YELLING SANGAMO WHICH IT WAS THE PLACE HE WORKED IN TORONTO I WAS WEARING HOCKEY JACKET NOW I HAD TO HAVE A BEER WITH HIM AND TALKED ABOUT THE GUYS STILL WORKING THERE AND ANOTHER BEER MORNING BREAKFAST SORRY FOR YOUR LOST ROGER / LINDA HE WILL BE MISSED

The family of Philip Joseph Leo Bonneau uploaded a photo

Thursday, April 16, 2026

The family of Philip Joseph Leo Bonneau uploaded a photo

Thursday, April 16, 2026

Posts to the tribute of Philip Joseph Leo Bonneau