Philip CHINERY Obituary

A wonderful, kind neighbor for many many years before we shifted to Stratford.

We all looked forward to summer time, and the bags of tomatoes he used to send over the fence for the children to enjoy.

The last time I saw Phil he was out walking. I stopped to tell him that the little girl who used to chat to him over the fence; was soon to be a mother.

He was so very happy for our graduation to grandparenthood.

Condolences to Phils family.

To Murray and family. Deepest sympathy on the sad loss of Phil.

My Uncle Philip, no more needing to make me eat ALL of my dinner. No more having to stay until midnight putting together a 1000 piece puzzle without any knowledge of what the picture was especially when I had broken it all up before you got home. I truly loved living with you, Uncle Murray, Grandad and Grandma - I was so blessed but didn't realise just how precious that was until I became an adult. Will miss you and I know Uncle Murray wil too in a huge way. Love from Yvonne and all the family xxxxx

Such a great age, used to see the brothers on my walks around Eltham. Condolences to Murray and the family
Wendy Burnand and Wayne Hart
Eltham

A true gentleman.

Murray, Alison, Ken, Phil our thoughts are with you all at this time on the sad loss of a brother and uncle. Brian will remember to good days of working along side Phil. Sorry we can not attend the service, but will be thinking of you all.
Brian and Barbara Sharpe