Birth date: Aug 2, 1942 Death date: Jul 15, 2023
It is with great sadness that I announce the death of my beloved husband, PHILIP B. COPARE. We shared four children Nicole Copare (Terry Stohs) of College Park, Christina Evard, (David) of Tallahassee, Margaret Harbin (Kevin) of M Read Obituary
Peggy and Family, I was so saddened to hear of Phil's passing. Becki and I always thought so much of the both of you. I enjoyed and learned so much from several of Phil's classes. My condolences and prayers during this most difficult time. May Phil Rest in Peace.
Steve Lewis and Family
Sheri Ebersbach lit a candle in memory of Philip Copare
There are Angels in your life
I don’t arrive on a blast of trumpets, or the rustling of soft wings, but you know me!
I’ll perform my acts by borrowing the faces of your family, friends, or may even pose as well meaning stranger!
When just the right words are needed in your deepest time of despair, or a simple act of kindness will make all the difference, you’ll see me.
At the very moment, a soft gentle calm will wash over you. You will then hear a voice, the words not clear, but the meaning unmistakable.
You will then be shown a place, its beauty and majesty has yet to be defined by humankind.
It is full of grandeur and boundless understanding. There is no pain, sorrow, or despair, and it radiates everlasting peace and eternal happiness. You will be able to watch over those who you hold so dear.
A shroud of unconditional love for mankind will envelope you. Then as our creator takes you into his arms, you simply gaze into his eyes and say…. “I am Ready”.
Phil had a heart of gold. I had the pleasure of meeting him through the RoMac CEU classes. He did everything as a true gentleman and always was a pleasure to talk with. Such a great man. My heart goes out to Peggy and his family which he truly treasured Phil would light up when you asked about his family. He surely will be missed.
I had the privilege of knowing and working with Phil for many years. He was from the old school, always wanting to pass on his experience and knowledge to make the next generation of our industry better. A true gentleman, he will be missed. Prayers to Peggy and all the loving children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
FBMA lit a candle in memory of Philip Copare
