Philip May age 83 of Allentown, PA and formerly NY passed away on February 19, 2014. Philip leaves behing his beloved wife of 63 years Charlotte, his loving children Michael May, Mary (Edward) Bloodnick, Lisa (Robert) Carmody, his late daughter Irene and son-in-law Jack Shroeder as well as his cherished grandchildren Tiffany, Lindsay, Todd, Andrew, Shannon, Angie and Stephen, and his dear brother George May. May his memory be eternal. Philip was a proud U.S Army Veteran who served during the Korean Conflict, and was a career long NYC Police Officer. Funeral services will be held at IJ Morris Dix Hills on Friday February 21, 2014 commencing at 12:30pm with interment to immediately follow at the New Montefiore Cemetery in Pinelawn, NY. Shiva will be observed at the Carmody residence (20A Smith St. Babylon, NY 11702) In Lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center. (www.mskcc.org/giving)
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February 28, 2014
I am so very sorry to hear of Philly's death. I had the pleasure of working with him in the 114 in the 1980's. He was the only Officer who everyone loved and respected he was kind and professional. God rest him in peace!
Retired Officer Lisa Sullivan-Gamrat
February 26, 2014
Maria Volpe-Endrizzi
Dear May Family,
I also was a rookie back in the 80's at the 114 Precinct. I remember him being one of nicest guys that took us under his wing and showed us the ropes. Philly was a cops cop and always a gentleman. Thinking of you in my thoughts and prayers..Rest in Peace Philly. Maria Volpe-Endrizzi
February 26, 2014
Christine Feeley
Dear May family,
I worked with Philly in the 114 precinct in the 80's. He was always such a gentleman, I remember him speaking lovingly of his family. Sending you my deepest condolences . Sincerely, Christine Anselmo Feeley
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