Phillip Blair Lott

Birth date: Jul 23, 1960 Death date: Aug 30, 2023

Phillip Blair Lott of Deltona passed away unexpectedly on August 30, 2023. He was born on July 23, 1960 in Fort Walton Beach FL to Alice “Lorraine” and Walter Lott. Phillip is survived by his parents, brother Victor Lott of Dayton Read Obituary

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Janet Nutt

102w ago

I only learned about Phil's passing yesterday. I was patiently waiting for his Christmas card and letter. He was one of my professors when I was at university in early 90s. He continued to be a friend and I will sorely miss him.

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115w ago

Sent a Blue Caribbean Bouquet to the Lott family.

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Vernon And Celita Lott

115w ago

Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Phillip.

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Vernon And Celita Lott

115w ago

Sent a Lily and Rose Tribute Spray to the Lott family.

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Karen Denker

115w ago

Planted a Memorial Tree in honor of Phillip.

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Karen Denker

115w ago

Sent a Dreams From the Heart Bouquet to the Lott family.

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Barbara Ash

116w ago

Phillip was my Lake Theresa, Deltona, lakefront neighbor for 36 years. We worked very hard to keep the lakes clean and lake levels high. We fought many issues with the City of Deltona and Saint Johns River Water Management District to achieve that goal. I will continue to fight as long as I can for his thoughts on the issue and in his memory. I still cannot believe this ends our emails and all his knowledge of nature he is so sorely missed by me and will always remain sweet in my memory.

Molly Mcdermott

116w ago

in honor of Phillip.

Phillip is sorely missed. His sudden passing leaves a void. He was always a comfort and kind supporter of others. He lived fully and traveled widely, sharing his view of nature, on Phillipsnaturalworld.com. We met 44 years ago, in Paris, where at a cafe, when at 18 he said, "It's so hard here everyone speaks French." Later, we were flat mates and he spoke French better than foreigner. "En face de la mort, on comprend mieux la vie."

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Judith Mahnke

116w ago

In 1979 and 80 a group of us lived in Paris. It was an enchanting year. Many of us are still friends and treasure those youthful memories. Phillip was the force that kept us all together the last 44 years. In Paris he lived near the Arch de Triumph. Many evenings we would sit under it and wait for the lights to go out on it, The Eiffel Tower and the Place de la Concorde. It was our little thing to end the day. Phillip I can't believe this will be the end of the emails and nature shots. I still feel your energy in the universe.

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