Phillips Lord

1902–1975 (age 73)

Entertainer

Biography

Phillips Lord brought warmth, wit, and imagination to the airwaves, crafting stories that uplifted listeners and showcased the power of radio to unite communities. His creative legacy shaped a generation of entertainers and left a cherished imprint on the broadcasting landscape.

He is remembered as a generous storyteller whose humor and heart resonated beyond the microphone, and he rests at Woodbine Cemetery, a fitting place of peace for a life devoted to brightening the lives of others.

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