The Passing of Philip Dunlop
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Phillip (Norman) Dunlop (53) lived his whole life to the full. He loved his family. Adored his wife, Joan, and his children, Travis, Taylor and Jordan.
He loved having a laugh, was passionate about his diving club, a flutter on the horse racing and a night out with the boys but liked his wee quite nights in with his family.
Phillip and Kevin walked the most incredible journey, Porto (in Portugal) to Santiago (in Spain) a total of 252km in just 9 days. What an achievement. Sadly, this is where Phillips journey came to an end when he was on his way back home he fell ill and unfortunately passed away. The family and the whole community are shocked an devastated by the tragic news.
Phillip was loved by all that knew him, he had such a positive impact on so many lives including all the children who attended his diving club in Aroura, Bangor.
We are asking for donations to send the family out to Santiago (Spain) where they can spend the time they need with Phillip, to grieve and help with funeral costs.
He loved having a laugh, was passionate about his diving club, a flutter on the horse racing and a night out with the boys but liked his wee quite nights in with his family.
Phillip and Kevin walked the most incredible journey, Porto (in Portugal) to Santiago (in Spain) a total of 252km in just 9 days. What an achievement. Sadly, this is where Phillips journey came to an end when he was on his way back home he fell ill and unfortunately passed away. The family and the whole community are shocked an devastated by the tragic news.
Phillip was loved by all that knew him, he had such a positive impact on so many lives including all the children who attended his diving club in Aroura, Bangor.
We are asking for donations to send the family out to Santiago (Spain) where they can spend the time they need with Phillip, to grieve and help with funeral costs.
Organizer
Joan Dunlop
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