Phillip Gregory Roberts

Birth date: Jun 30, 1954 Death date: Dec 31, 2020

Phillip Gregory Roberts, 66 of Alexandria, died peacefully at home surrounded by loved ones on Thursday, December 31, 2020. Phillip was born on June 30, 1954, at Shaw Air Force Base, South Carolina, to Norman L. Roberts and Hassie Read Obituary

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Deborah Fitzgerald

254w ago

Jenni-fah,
My heart is breaking for you! I love that picture of him with his bike in the background.

I'll never forget how kind, patient and thoughtful he was with Ashton. Ashton was very sad to hear of his passing. Phil was a man of few words, but he talked and talked to Ashton, teaching him about his DVD collection and how he did everything.

I didn't know Phil well, but I do know he loved you very much! He will be missed. Praying for that peace that passes understanding for you!

Love you!
Deborah Fitzgerald

Jack Truitt

254w ago

Worked with Phil for many years (Garrett/HW) and he was honest, hardworking, very intelligent and loyal. Always enjoyed talking with Phil and a lot of times it was about bikes, he did love his old Harley and traveling on it. And everything John said about Phil is so true. I will miss Phil.

John Canada

254w ago

When they say don't judge a book by its cover, they were talking about Phil. At first glance biker, trouble, etc. But the Phil I knew and loved was kind, caring, and intelligent. When I started at Garrett, Phil was always dropping knowledge on me. Sure miss our pool games after work. Love and miss you brother. John and Angie Canada.

Teresa Hammond

254w ago

I always thought a lot of Phil. He could be a wealth of information. Worked with Phil at HW. He was always kind to me.

Sally Kramer

255w ago

Jennifer, I am so very sorry for your loss. I wish I had known Phillip. He sounds like a wonderful man. Sending you love and hugs and holding you and your family in my prayers. Wish I was closer to support you in person. If I can do anything, please let me know. Love you, Sally

Karen M Shekels

255w ago

Jennifer, I am so sorry, please know that I am thinking of you. We had some good talks when I was there to clean. He was always in the garage working on his motorcycle, and how he loved his DVD collection and you. Please let me know if I can do anything for you.

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