In Memoriam: Philip Ryan

avatar Posted in Blueprint News by Patrick | Apr 06, 2009

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Phil Ryan

Words cannot express our loss from this last weekend of coworker and great friend, Phil Ryan. An energetic presence and a positive individual who not only gave his all but cared about doing things as well as anyone possibly could. As part of our Blueprint family, his desire, dedication, and passion for enjoying the moment will not be forgotten, as were his choice of words at times. Discovering his zest for life, we are certainly humbled to be part of his last two months and to have provided a working environment that he could call home. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Phil’s family and friends.

Rest in Peace, Phil. It’s been a pleasure, Bro, and you will sorely be missed. We’re stepping up, and will do our best.

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7 Responses to “In Memoriam: Philip Ryan”

  1. On April 7th, 2009 at 6:19
    Pete said:

    Phil, may you rest in eternal peace. What a shock to hear this news. Our hearts and prayers go out to you and your family.

  2. On April 7th, 2009 at 9:26
    Scott Tyrcha, Jr. said:

    Phil is my cousin whom I have grown up with and think of as a little brother. It’s been hard for me to wrap my head around everything that has happened over the past three days. I would like to thank everyone who had a chance to be part of his life; positive or negative. All the people he knew and all the experiences he had is what PJ who he was. PJ will never be gone…he’s still with all of us…
    Love,
    Scott

  3. On April 7th, 2009 at 10:07
    Kathleen said:

    Rest in Peace, Phil.
    My prayers go out for all of you at Blueprint…what a shocker.

  4. On April 7th, 2009 at 1:46
    Crystal Magnuson said:

    Well there are a billion ways to describe Phil….I was honored to know him. I can not get my head around what has happened. I know in my heart God has a plan for all of us BUT I was not ready for HIM to take our friend-just yet. Your memories will live on forever and ever -so no need to say goodbye. Love you PJ!!!

  5. On April 15th, 2009 at 2:35
    Kristen Ryan said:

    I love you brother. You are the most amazing person ever. Anyone who had the chance to see that is blessed. Words cannot describe the void that is in my life without the most incredible guy ever.Phil-PJ.

    Blueprint meant more to him than anyone will ever know. Thank-you for giving him the opportunity to work with you guys and be part of something he so strongly believed in.

    -with love, Phil’s sister, Kristen

  6. On April 16th, 2009 at 10:36
    Dana Bell (Ahern) said:

    The work Phil did on his Commemorating Lives site is truly AMAZING. I am so proud of him and Abby for all their hard work and dedication to making their dreams come true.
    We love you Phil, and what better way to pay tribute to your life then to launch this dream of yours.

  7. On April 18th, 2009 at 2:57
    Paul Morrison said:

    Thank you so much for this memorial. Phil was my best friend, my brother, and my partner in whatever we did. This loss is really been hard on me.
    This company was the suppose to be his come back. He believed strongly in his work (trust me he never stopped talking about it) and he would have produced greatly. If anyone I’ve ever met was a salesman it was him. Ironically it took me two years to convince him into getting into the field were I knew he’d thrive.
    Thank you again for the phone call and helping with his last project. I will never forget it!
    Sincerely
    Paul Morrison

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