Karen and George, I am so sorry. I still remember the slide show you put together about Phillip's life in 1993. He was an adorable happy baby. The other story I think of often is Karen's story about the sliding and giggling on the roof. It is ironic that I found out about his death on the Internet. Phillip touched my life, and I hope I had a positive influence on his. I am so very very sorry.

- Doris, Atlanta, GA

I am truly sorry for your family's loss and grief during this hard time. My family will continue to keep you in our prayers.

- michele bulluck thompson, savannah, GA

David & Margaret, I was so sorry to hear about your brother. I remember visiting with you and hearing you speak of him. I can only hope that your years of happiness and your many good memories will enable you to live with this sad loss.

- Drew Ambos, Savannah, GA

We are so very sorry for your loss. We want you to know that you have our deepest sympathy and our prayers are for each one of you during this difficult time.

- Wanda Wright, Jim & Darlene Henery, Kingwood, TX

Dear Becky and Family, I am so sorry for your loss. Phillip was such an inspiration to so many. He will be greatly missed. Diane Bryson

- Diane Bryson, Satellite Beach, FL

Dear George and Karen, I wish to extend to you both and the entire Archer Family my sincere thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. I remember Philip vividly around the docks at Sail Harbor always providing a helpful hand to the crew of the 'Rampage'. I know he will be missed by all his friends and family. Sincerely, Johnny Mulligan

- John Mulligan, Savannah, GA

Dear George and Karen, I wish to extend to you both and the entire Archer Family my sincere thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. I remember Philip vividly around the docks at Sail Harbor always providing a helpful hand to the crew of the 'Rampage'. I know he will be missed by all his friends and family. Sincerely, Johnny Mulligan

- John Mulligan, Savannah, GA

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Archer family during this difficult time.

- Lara & Wesley Williams, Rincon, GA

Our sincere thoughts and prayers are with you.

- Butch & Doreen Heber, Palm Bay, FL

Karen and George our deepest sympathies. Phillip will always be in our hearts. His generous heart and infectous smile. I always admired him for his so much in so little time. May he rest in peace.

- Sudeep, Bani, Rahul and Rubai, Miami Beach, FL

To the Archer family, I am so very sorry. Phil was a very shy guy that enjoyed the quiet, peaceful company we often shared. We spent a lot of time on the boat up and down the Indian River - and even a couple road trips up to Savannah. I remember stopping the boat at a small island out in the river one time, and walking around the crushed, white shells in bare feet - not realizing the ground was literally covered in seagull pooh. I ran back on to the boat and washed my feet in 'purell' for a half hour. We talked a lot - at great length, but other times, we wouldn't say much of anything - just enjoy a few peaceful hours on the river. Like a lot of people, I'm asking myself right now, 'What could I have done?' I wish I could have talked to him, although I don't know what I would have said then, because I'm not sure what to say now. I'll miss him, that's for sure, and I'm certain I'll think of Phil everytime I see a boat out on the river. I would call Phil out of the blue at times because in my cell phone, his number is right beneath my parents number. It served as a reminder to call him, since I knew he was home quite a bit and it was pretty easy to talk him in to going out on the boat. I haven't talked to Phil in about a month now, and I guess I have learned a very difficult lesson in reminding people in my life how very important each and every one of you are. Goodbye my friend, I miss you already.

- Jeffrey Goebel, Melbourne, FL

Dear Karen and George, Our deepest sympathies during this sad time and your tragic loss. Our prayers are with you Raju, Dolly, Misha and Akshit

- Rajesh Mehrotra, Monroe, CT

My thoughts and prayers are with you.

- Donna Stansbury, Melbourne, FL

Phillip who I have never met personally other than through David his brother and George his father has always come across from the the both of them as someone who was loved very much. I am learning the love of the water and sailing run in the vessels of this family. The Lord has him with him at the helm now. Our prayer is that the rest of the family is able to go on they way we all have to do with the loss of our loved ones. Feel free to call me anytime of the day or night if you need to talk. Our home number is 352-3716, We Love yall very much. De colores.

- Craig & Donna Rotureau, Savannah, GA

It has been many years since I last talked with Phil, but I remember well how happy he sounded with the life he was living. I hope his family can take some comfort knowing that Phil lived well and loved well. My thoughts are with them. Even though our lives had not crossed in some time, I will still miss Phil. SAIL AWAY PHIL!!!

- Marie Blaylock Hasbrouck, Douglasville, GA

George and Karen we are so sorry for your loss. God bless you and keep you through your grief.

- Jim & Peggy Bulluck, Savannah, GA

THINKING OF YOU AND YOUR FAMILY DURING THIS TIME OF GREAT SADNESS. GOD BLESS YOU.

- VERNON MOBLEY, AUGUSTA, GA

My prayers are with each of you during this loss. I still remember when Phillip would get his hair cut by Mom at her shop, 'Islands Clipper.' He will be sadly missed. Andrea Graff Madison & family

- Andrea Graff Madison, Savannah, GA

Dear Karen & George, Alicia & I are keeping you in our thoughts & prayers. We remember the joy you expressed after your trips with your son. Hold to those memories. Sincerly, Giannis

- Giannis & Alicia Kapeleris, Savannah, GA

Karen and George, I am so very sorry to learn of the loss of your son. It doesn't seem like that long ago when we were visiting with you in Charlotte & the kids were all running around and we took them out for fried chicken. Where do the years go? I wish I was closer to help and to be a friend. If there is anything that I can do, please don't hesitate to call. I will keep all of you in my thoughts and prayers. Much love and strength to all your family. Peace... Lynda and family

- Lynda L. Greene, Montgomery, TX

Words cannot express our feelings of love and oneness with all of you.

- Jackie and Butch Greene, Burnet, TX

No person is ever truly alone. Those who live no more, Whom we loved, Echo still within our thoughts, Our words, our hearts. And what they did And who they were Becomes a part of all that we are, Forever.

- Brian & Amanda Phillips, Rincon, GA

Karen and George, I am so sorry. I still remember the slide show you put together about Phillip's life in 1993. He was an adorable happy baby. The other story I think of often is Karen's story about the sliding and giggling on the roof. It is ironic that I found out about his death on the Internet. Phillip touched my life, and I hope I had a positive influence on his. I am so very very sorry.

- Doris, Atlanta, GA

I am truly sorry for your family's loss and grief during this hard time. My family will continue to keep you in our prayers.

- michele bulluck thompson, savannah, GA

David & Margaret, I was so sorry to hear about your brother. I remember visiting with you and hearing you speak of him. I can only hope that your years of happiness and your many good memories will enable you to live with this sad loss.

- Drew Ambos, Savannah, GA

We are so very sorry for your loss. We want you to know that you have our deepest sympathy and our prayers are for each one of you during this difficult time.

- Wanda Wright, Jim & Darlene Henery, Kingwood, TX

Dear Becky and Family, I am so sorry for your loss. Phillip was such an inspiration to so many. He will be greatly missed. Diane Bryson

- Diane Bryson, Satellite Beach, FL

Dear George and Karen, I wish to extend to you both and the entire Archer Family my sincere thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. I remember Philip vividly around the docks at Sail Harbor always providing a helpful hand to the crew of the 'Rampage'. I know he will be missed by all his friends and family. Sincerely, Johnny Mulligan

- John Mulligan, Savannah, GA

Dear George and Karen, I wish to extend to you both and the entire Archer Family my sincere thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. I remember Philip vividly around the docks at Sail Harbor always providing a helpful hand to the crew of the 'Rampage'. I know he will be missed by all his friends and family. Sincerely, Johnny Mulligan

- John Mulligan, Savannah, GA

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Archer family during this difficult time.

- Lara & Wesley Williams, Rincon, GA

Our sincere thoughts and prayers are with you.

- Butch & Doreen Heber, Palm Bay, FL

Karen and George our deepest sympathies. Phillip will always be in our hearts. His generous heart and infectous smile. I always admired him for his so much in so little time. May he rest in peace.

- Sudeep, Bani, Rahul and Rubai, Miami Beach, FL

To the Archer family, I am so very sorry. Phil was a very shy guy that enjoyed the quiet, peaceful company we often shared. We spent a lot of time on the boat up and down the Indian River - and even a couple road trips up to Savannah. I remember stopping the boat at a small island out in the river one time, and walking around the crushed, white shells in bare feet - not realizing the ground was literally covered in seagull pooh. I ran back on to the boat and washed my feet in 'purell' for a half hour. We talked a lot - at great length, but other times, we wouldn't say much of anything - just enjoy a few peaceful hours on the river. Like a lot of people, I'm asking myself right now, 'What could I have done?' I wish I could have talked to him, although I don't know what I would have said then, because I'm not sure what to say now. I'll miss him, that's for sure, and I'm certain I'll think of Phil everytime I see a boat out on the river. I would call Phil out of the blue at times because in my cell phone, his number is right beneath my parents number. It served as a reminder to call him, since I knew he was home quite a bit and it was pretty easy to talk him in to going out on the boat. I haven't talked to Phil in about a month now, and I guess I have learned a very difficult lesson in reminding people in my life how very important each and every one of you are. Goodbye my friend, I miss you already.

- Jeffrey Goebel, Melbourne, FL

Dear Karen and George, Our deepest sympathies during this sad time and your tragic loss. Our prayers are with you Raju, Dolly, Misha and Akshit

- Rajesh Mehrotra, Monroe, CT

My thoughts and prayers are with you.

- Donna Stansbury, Melbourne, FL

Phillip who I have never met personally other than through David his brother and George his father has always come across from the the both of them as someone who was loved very much. I am learning the love of the water and sailing run in the vessels of this family. The Lord has him with him at the helm now. Our prayer is that the rest of the family is able to go on they way we all have to do with the loss of our loved ones. Feel free to call me anytime of the day or night if you need to talk. Our home number is 352-3716, We Love yall very much. De colores.

- Craig & Donna Rotureau, Savannah, GA

It has been many years since I last talked with Phil, but I remember well how happy he sounded with the life he was living. I hope his family can take some comfort knowing that Phil lived well and loved well. My thoughts are with them. Even though our lives had not crossed in some time, I will still miss Phil. SAIL AWAY PHIL!!!

- Marie Blaylock Hasbrouck, Douglasville, GA

George and Karen we are so sorry for your loss. God bless you and keep you through your grief.

- Jim & Peggy Bulluck, Savannah, GA

THINKING OF YOU AND YOUR FAMILY DURING THIS TIME OF GREAT SADNESS. GOD BLESS YOU.

- VERNON MOBLEY, AUGUSTA, GA

My prayers are with each of you during this loss. I still remember when Phillip would get his hair cut by Mom at her shop, 'Islands Clipper.' He will be sadly missed. Andrea Graff Madison & family

- Andrea Graff Madison, Savannah, GA

Dear Karen & George, Alicia & I are keeping you in our thoughts & prayers. We remember the joy you expressed after your trips with your son. Hold to those memories. Sincerly, Giannis

- Giannis & Alicia Kapeleris, Savannah, GA

Karen and George, I am so very sorry to learn of the loss of your son. It doesn't seem like that long ago when we were visiting with you in Charlotte & the kids were all running around and we took them out for fried chicken. Where do the years go? I wish I was closer to help and to be a friend. If there is anything that I can do, please don't hesitate to call. I will keep all of you in my thoughts and prayers. Much love and strength to all your family. Peace... Lynda and family

- Lynda L. Greene, Montgomery, TX

Words cannot express our feelings of love and oneness with all of you.

- Jackie and Butch Greene, Burnet, TX

No person is ever truly alone. Those who live no more, Whom we loved, Echo still within our thoughts, Our words, our hearts. And what they did And who they were Becomes a part of all that we are, Forever.

- Brian & Amanda Phillips, Rincon, GA