Philip Leon Albrecht Obituary (1947

Philip Leon Albrecht, born July 3, 1947 in San Francisco, CA, went to be with Jesus on October 13, 2016. Phil served in the US Navy as a storekeeper aboard the USS Hancock for 4 years, receiving three medals for service to his country. He was recognized for his strong work ethics and organizational skills there. After the service he was employed by Chevron Oil Co. in Albuquerque, NM. There he developed his love for driving trucks, which he carried the rest of his life. There is nothing he like more than getting on the road and driving. He was always ready for a road trip. After his retirement, he set up a wood working shop in the family garage constructing rustic photo frames. During the last six months, he was employed by a car leasing company relocating vehicles from place to place. It wasn't a truck, but it was driving and he enjoyed it. He is remembered to be a strong friend, always there to lend a helping hand or a listening ear when needed. An example of Christian love, ready to tell anyone of the love of Jesus in his heart. He was stalwart in his dedication to his wife, Debbie. Timely in his decision making, dedicated and faithful to his family. He was always willing to mentor young Christians through his example and always willing to bless those in need whether it be financially or maybe just with a big bear hug. In lieu of flowers, the family requests a donation be made to--Sound of the Revivist Church, P O Box 19545, Dallas, TX 75219 He is survived by his wife of fourty-three years, Debra Hart Albrecht, son, Philip Holbert, grandchildren, Katrina and Dustin Holbert, sister, Janetter Amsberry and brother, Robert Albrecht and their children and grandchildren.