Phillip Alvin Morgan

Phil was a hilarious energetic guy with whom we both started our careers at P & G. We shared 10 wonderful years working together, traveling together to other P & G locations in Europe. Every morning still, I cannot help thinking of him after a shower… because when he was showing me how to do the Twist dance in a London nightclub he said imagine you showered and you were drying your back with a towel and stumping out a cigarette with your foot! That’s the motion to do the Twist!
Phil, my first work mate after graduation, I hope your final graduation takes you to the eternal Twist dancing you loved! Unforgettable friend.

Phillip often spoke to my students at Thomas More University about his international business projects and experience with cross cultural teams from around the globe. He was admired and respected for sharing his knowledge and experiences with students and always received positive feedback. I recall his lively and warm personality , funny wit , and his love for photography and travel. Phil certainly leaves a rich legacy and will be missed by many. My deep condolences to Nancy and his family. Au Revoir Phil

Lynnette Guzzino, Professor , Thomas More University

You were such a treasure for all who ever met you, regardless of how long or how much they knew you. You always offered a warms smile and conversation.

I would like the family to know how much Phill has meant for a huge number of people.
I initiated the below message and since then I have been receiving loads of messages telling me that they remember Phill exactly as I said, unconventional and inspiring. Phill hired me in my first job in P&G and we remained friends trough his and my further international assignments until many years later, after both had left P&G and had gone different paths, we “lost contact”. But Phill has left a legacy of determination, fairness and enjoyment for life and work that I never forget and I now see many others never forget.

Please tell the family that here in Europe the news of Phill’s departure has shocked and saddened many who’ve learnt from him, loved him and respected him. He remains a point of reference and an inspiration for a generation of leaders.

-Laura Lozza

I am a former colleague at PG. he took over a role i had and could not beat my results. we laughed about that.
i am glad he found happiness these past years and regret he is gone so soon.
heartfelt condolences to all who knew and loved him
Karen

Our sincere sympathies for the loss of your loved one and our dear friend. So many memories of the past year at Riverwoods keep going through our minds. Always Phill had a smile to share even if behind the camera lens, he was smiling. Such a joy he was. Our thoughts and prayers continue in this difficult time.
Nancy and Michael Olson

Phil was our neighbor at riverwoods in Florida. He was a great person and will be missed in our park. Our thoughts and prayers will be with Phil and also Nancy a tremendous person as well.

Larry and Frieda Palmer

The staff and readers of Estero Life Magazine loved traveling vicariously with Dr. Phill Morgan! His well-written stories and beautiful photos made us all want to travel more! Personally, I considered Phill not just one of our freelancers, but a friend. He always inquired about my family and gave helpful tips for my daughter who was studying abroad in Europe. We also shared a passion for great food! I am saddened by Phill’s sudden passing, and I pray for the Lord to comfort Nancy and the rest of Phill’s family and friends. Love, Laura Cummings Gates (editor)

Know that we are by your side with our thoughts and prayers. We are grateful for the wonderful ways Dr. Phil shared his many talents and positive spirit with others. He has been a blessing to us all for which we are thankful. Face the future with Faith and know that God will give you the strength.
Rev Peter and Priscilla Lovell

We cannot imagine the pain you feel in the loss of your loved one. Our prayers are with you and your family as you grieve. May God bless your family with strength to get through this.

The Broome Family