Philip Daniel Thompson
November 23, 1954 - February 3, 2021

Philip Daniel Thompson, 66, of Galveston, passed away Wednesday, February 3, 2021.  Born La Marque, Texas, he grew up in Arcadia, Texas (now part of Santa Fe).  Philip lived in New York City, Miami Beach and Los Angeles, working a variety of jobs within the entertainment industry and interior design.  He eventually returned to Texas and settled in Galveston, changed gears and enrolled in nursing school, becoming a registered nurse.  Philip enjoyed reading, traveling and working on his house.

He was preceded by his father, Philip Hays Thompson, and mother Helen Frances Nogle Thompson.

Philip is survived by his brothers John Franklin Thompson and Timothy David Lynn Hays Thompson; nephews, Justin, Travis and Taylor; and his dog, Rocket.

 

 

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Philip Daniel Thompson, 66, of Galveston, passed away Wednesday, February 3, 2021.  Born La Marque, Texas, he grew up in Arcadia, Texas (now part of Santa Fe).  Philip lived in New York City, Miami Beach and Los Angeles, working a variety of jobs within the entertainment industry and interior design.  He eventually returned to Texas…

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Zola Jensen Lauzon left a message on May 11, 2021:
I'm so sorry for your loss. I loved Danny. He was always so kind & interesting. My prayers & thoughts are with you.
Rodney Bartsch left a message on February 14, 2021:
I worked with Danny, Tim and their Dad on Summer break in late 70's and early 80's. Danny was a great person, extremely helpful to us younger guys. So very sorry.
Edwin Witt left a message on February 13, 2021:
May you RIP Danny.God bless you and keep you in his grace.
Iva Davis left a message on February 12, 2021:
So very sorry to read of Danny’s passing - you will always be Danny to me. We grew up together there in Alta Loma/Arcadia and shared many a dream, many a hurt and many a good time. I apologize for not having kept up the friendship these last few years - you had a very good heart and a courage of your convictions that you rarely ever allowed yourself to acknowledge. I thank you for loving me always. My condolences to your family.
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