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Phil Baker
« on: Jul 29, 2003, 10:25 »
also lost but not forgotton, Phil Baker. He was a Ga. Boy.Dam good friend and a good rad tech. He was orking at Fernald, cancer i believe. In 98 or 99. He like all the rest gone but they will never be forgotton. I been rad techin 24 years, and as i have seen here alot of brother and sisters have fallen. May  God bless their Families and friends.
« Last Edit: Jan 22, 2004, 01:16 by Rennhack »

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Re: PHIL   BAKER/     FERNALD, HE IS MISSED
« Reply #1 on: Aug 07, 2003, 08:20 »
I worked with Phil at Rancho Seco back in '86. It was my first nuke job - he and Wanda were good people who made you feel welcomed. He'll be missed.

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Re: PHIL   BAKER/     FERNALD, HE IS MISSED
« Reply #2 on: Aug 08, 2003, 08:48 »
I was working with Phil at Fernald when he passed. One day he just wasn't at work and then later that day we got the news. He was in a lot of pain and he told me he decided he wasn't doing any more kemo or operations. It was his choice and the right one I believe. He worked the control point shack on the way in to the I.T. Project there and even that was taxing on him toward the end...... But he never would let on how tired he really was. He was not only a hell of a rad tech. He was a hell of a guy, somebody's dad, somebody's husband, and a lot of people's friend. He loved art, his family and he must have loved his work. He stuck it out til the end......which makes him braver than me. I would have ridden my scooter off into the Grand Canyon long before I had to go through what he went through.
Peace Bro. Wherever ya are now, I hope yer givin' 'em hell like ya did down here.
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Re: Phil Baker
« Reply #3 on: Jun 22, 2004, 03:01 »
What a red-headed step child was supposed to be! Will be missed by many.
« Last Edit: Dec 16, 2013, 04:14 by Mike McFarlin »
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