THURSDAY 18TH DECEMBER 2025 COMMENCING AT 10:00 A.M.
Phil Hooke
Passed away peacefully
with loving family by his side
on 10th December 2025, aged 70 years.
Loved husband of Debbie.
Adored father of Jamie, Rachelle and Chantelle.
Now at peace after a courageous battle.
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A Funeral Service for
Phil Hooke will be held at
David W Bull Pakenham Funeral Home,
190 Princes Highway, Pakenham on
Thursday 18th December 2025
commencing at 10:00 a.m.
A private cremation will follow.
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Phil, you will be loved and missed from your witty one lines added when we (mat & I) would come round for tea and coffee to your advice on how to live fulfilled it was always received with good intentions and well wishes may it carry on wirh you to the next life
My sincere condolences to Deb, family and many loved ones. I new Phil for nearly 30 years where Brian and Phil worked through my tax return. I loved to chats we had, especially resolving the issues of world. he always fondly spoke about Deb and kids.
Such a great person
RIP Phil
Eugene
been seeing Phil since 1985 doing my tax returns a lovely man taken to soon
Our sincere condolences to Deb & family
We have known Phil for over 30 years just doing our tax and became a really good friends he had such a good sense of humor always having a laugh it breaks our hearts that his gone he was so brave & strong,
He will be sadly missed.
RIP Phil
Steve & Sarah
I am personally sorry to hear this news Deb; the world loss’s another great person & I loss a great friend of around 35 years that I could talk to about anything & loved how he took the time to care & share my issues along with his own. Genuine care from some these days is rare but he issued it with ease.
I will miss our conversations deeply & hope he is now at ease.
The whole team here at Step Bros will miss hearing his story’s & enjoying the banter.
Wishing all the Hooke family the best in this difficult time & also into the future.
Always here if you need our help Deb.
Paul Bryan
Step Bros Pty Ltd
Phil, you will be sadly, sadly missed, we had some great conversation about everything over the years, we would solve the problems of the world, I always enjoyed sitting down with you, you were funny, witty and always brightened my day. You helped me through some difficult time over the years, and for that I thank you from the bottom of my heart. God bless you Phil.
Rob
To Deb and family, I will always remember fondly my last phone conversation with Phil. It was so good to reminisce as we remembered times from our childhood and have some good laughs about it all. Our condolences to you Deb and the family at this sad time. We will continue to pray for you as you face the many difficult times ahead. See you Thursday. Love Jenny (& Graeme) Mitchell (Wrigley).
Rest in Peace, Phill you always took time out of your day to ask how I was holding up and I really appreciated that
Miss you
We first met Phil and Deb at the Studfield office over 30 years ago. There was a difficult customer ahead of us, and as expected, Phil was swift, direct and effective with dealing with that situation. From that moment, Phil has been a great support to our family. A passionate Carlton man who always talked about how proud he was of his family. Phil was more than our Accountant; he was our friend. Thinking of Deb and the family at this difficult time.
Tracy and Neil Uwins
To one of the few who always volunteered ,without question or seeking reward……your service to BHGC was outstanding …only the second treasurer in 15 years ……..
No one would have to lock their doors at night with neighbours like you hookie
Alex
I first met Phil at Debbie’s 21st birthday party, he was such a lovely man who was completely besotted with my beautiful cousin. It is with great sadness and sorrow that I wish you, Debbie, and your beautiful family my deepest condolences and sympathies. I am so, so sorry for your loss, may you find strength in the love your family have for one another and comfort in all the cherished memories you’ve created together.
Hookey,
I write this with absolute sadness. You were a wonderful person and someone I was lucky to call a friend. I owe so much of my professional experience to your friendship, guidance, and the way you always had time for others. You were always a team player, and the impact you had on those around you won’t be forgotten.
I’m incredibly grateful for the laughs, the support, and the memories. You’ll be missed.
Hope the pearly gates stock Pepsi Max mate.
Cheers
Dylan
Our deepest sympathies to Deb, Jamie, Rachelle and Chantelle.
Having known Phil from the 90s as my accountant, we formed a mutual friendship which we will miss terribly.
Phil has been a friend through my difficult times. He had this an incredible ability to lift me up with his wisdom and wit. We both miss our chats with Phil about family, life and the world. We will value and miss Phil in so many ways and are grateful for the times we enjoyed together. Rest in Peace Dear Friend.
Our hearts break for you. Phil was a great and caring man. A great husband and father. Would loved to have been there in person. Love always uncle Johnny and aunty Helen
Sending all our love and condolences to you and the whole family. Big hugs. Sorry we couldn’t be there to support you all..Gone but never forgotten.. ❤️
All my love to Debbie and the family. I’m so sorry for your immense loss. Thinking of you during this time xo
Dear Deb and Family
We are sad to hear of Phil’s passing he has been doing our taxes for over 25 years. He was always up for a chat about his beloved footy and golf.
He will be missed by so many people. Sending lots of love to you all at this sad time.
Noelene & Family xxx
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