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    Phil Rogers Eulogy

    Jun 30, 2021 2 minutes
    Written by Mike Goldmark

    It is my privilege to speak about Phil Rogers. This larger than life, charismatic and courageous Welshman.

    I first met Phil when I visited him with my wife Fiona some 25 years ago. I wanted to tell him of my plans for selling pots in my art gallery in Uppingham. Phil listened patiently and told me would help

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