Help the family of Philip Duchock
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On April 1st 2022, we lost a son, brother, and friend Philip Duchock. Philip was the light in our lives, a kindhearted beautiful soul who was taken from us too soon. He could walk into a room and make anyone smile, bringing laughs and warmth. Philip loved to celebrate the success of those around him, always offering guidance or financial support for us to succeed.
Philip was a successful business owner of Iron City CBD where he chose to find alternative natural medicine for the sick. He found purpose helping people like his late mother Nanika Fincher, known to us all as Nika, by providing them a service that allowed them to alleviate their pain by more natural means. Philip was an inspiration to us all, showing us that anything is possible if you believe in your cause, but most importantly, if you believe in yourself. Philip once spoke on his business in a news interview when asked about his first month open saying,” I have tried to touch a lot of lives, so I’d say it’s been very successful”. This was who Philip was, a healer.
He was on his way to get his Bachelors at Jefferson State Community College, and then to get his Masters at The University Of Alabama at Birmingham. One of the smartest people I have ever met, gone too soon.
Although Philip may be gone, his family lives on. His brothers Parker McCollum and Tyler Duchock should be who we turn our attention too, sending our love and supporting them through this hard time.
Any donation, big or small, to help alleviate the stress and to celebrate Philip would be greatly appreciated
Philip was a successful business owner of Iron City CBD where he chose to find alternative natural medicine for the sick. He found purpose helping people like his late mother Nanika Fincher, known to us all as Nika, by providing them a service that allowed them to alleviate their pain by more natural means. Philip was an inspiration to us all, showing us that anything is possible if you believe in your cause, but most importantly, if you believe in yourself. Philip once spoke on his business in a news interview when asked about his first month open saying,” I have tried to touch a lot of lives, so I’d say it’s been very successful”. This was who Philip was, a healer.
He was on his way to get his Bachelors at Jefferson State Community College, and then to get his Masters at The University Of Alabama at Birmingham. One of the smartest people I have ever met, gone too soon.
Although Philip may be gone, his family lives on. His brothers Parker McCollum and Tyler Duchock should be who we turn our attention too, sending our love and supporting them through this hard time.
Any donation, big or small, to help alleviate the stress and to celebrate Philip would be greatly appreciated
Organizer
Savannah Caswell
Organizer
Birmingham, AL