Phil Chevalier the Ultimate Fan

My Dad passed away on May 20th 2025. If you are reading this and you met Phil, he remembered you. He remembered everyone on our little league teams, every one of our friends he ever met, and almost everyone he ever talked to. To go further, if you were on one of our teams, he remembers an amazing catch you had in the third inning of a game in 1989. He was amazing in that way. Just like he loved sports and could remember every Yankee, every Celtic and every Bruin. But what he loved more than all of that is his Grandkids. There was never a time where he wasn’t happy to follow them around or play peek a boo for hours when they were babies. He had his flaws and he didn’t understand technology made after 1990 but he loved all 5 of his grandkids unconditionally. We are not having a traditional service, we are gonna do what Phil would have wanted, we are gonna eat some food and drink some beers. Me and my brother will talk about the old days wishing he was there to chime in with extensive knowledge of who we got a hit off of in 1993. So that’s what we are doing with the money, we are using it for miscellaneous expenses, food, and beer. Thank you and if you are reading this, drink a beer for Phil and if it is a Miller High Life, know he is having one somewhere too