Phillip Covell

phillip covell
Phillip L. Covell, 90, passed away on December 28, 2018 in his daughter’s home in rural Kindred, North Dakota. Phillip Covell was born on June 17, 1928 in Webster, South Dakota. He was raised on the family farm in rural Wallace, South Dakota. As a teen, Phillip moved to Duluth, Minnesota where he worked for the railroad and the Coolerator Company. Phillip met and married Catherine Remore in Duluth, MN, Shortly after getting married they moved to Fargo, ND where Phillip became a Fargo Firefighter. Phillip retired from the Fargo Fire Department after 25 years of service. He had various other part time jobs as well as working for fulltime for Standard Industries after retiring from the Fire Department. Phillip enjoyed woodworking, fishing and golfing which he did into his 80s. Phillip also had a great companion, an Australian Huskie by the name of Ollie Barker Weeks, who will miss him dearly. Phillip is survived by a son, Donald (Linda), Hickson, ND; two daughters; Dorothy (Martin) Hoel, Mayville, ND; Diane (Donald) Weeks, Kindred, ND; four Grandchildren and three Great-Grandchildren. A special thank you to Diane and Donald Weeks for all the care and love given to Phillip in their home for the last three and a half years of his life. Funeral Service will be held on Monday, January 7, 2019 at 2:00 pm at Boulger Funeral Home and Celebration of Life Center, Fargo, ND. Interment will be at Holy Cross North Cemetery, Fargo, ND.

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  1. So sorry for your loss. May the scriptures found at Acts 24:15 and John 5:28,29 bring true comfort and hope at this time. It is a promise found in God’s word.

  2. I’m so sorry for your loss. I hope you find comfort in Jesus words at John 5:28,29. There Jesus promised a resurrection of our loved ones, saying that the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice and come out. These resurrected ones will inherit the earth, as Jesus spoke about in Matthew chapter 5. Then, under the rule of God’s Kingdom, they will enjoy life the way God originally intended, in perfect health with no sorrow, pain or death. (Psalms 37:29. Isaiah 33:24. Revelation 21:4) What a wonderful time that will be! If you would like to learn more about this hope, please visit jw.org. Please accept my condolences.

  3. So sorry for your loss. It’s never easy losing a parent, no matter how old you are.
    I was always in awe of your dad, having been a fireman.

    God Bless

    Betty Casey-Wagner

  4. Phil was a great employee a good man and a friend to me. When I was young he would always take the time to answer my questions or show me how to do things the right way. I am out of the country, but I will be thinking about our times together during the funeral. May God bless Phil.

  5. Uncle Phil will always be remembered for his kind and loving heart. His visits to Duluth were always enjoyed. Our visits to North Dakota were always welcomed with open arms. Our sympathy to all.


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