A legend passes away.........
 

The well known and well respected Philip Cardilli of OCEAN HAWK powerboats passed away on Monday June 18th, 2012.

Services to be held on Thursday June 21 at Grace Lutheran 305-888-2871: 254 Curtiss Pkwy; Miami Springs, FL. The service starts at 5:30-6:00 with reception to follow.

For those who knew him and those who didn't, he was truly a great guy and as a not only a friend but also a previous owner of one his boats, he built top notch and never cut any corners.

He will be missed ........

Phil, I enjoyed our time together

I will never forget you........

Kurt Aron

Rip

I think I met Phil at a Miami boat show about 10 years ago, nice guy. We shared a like for lounge lizard deck shoes. If I remember he was younger than me. Prayers to his family.

Brad

RIP and condolences to his family.

RIP our thoughts are with his family.

Yes, Phil was a great guy!

I had known Phil for over 30 years, we got to enjoy great conversations always related to boat building.

He took a lot of pride in his boats and like was already said, he never cut corners on his boats.
A truly great boat builder!

My condolences go out to his family specially his daughter.
I will definetely be @ the service tomorrow.

RIP buddy......
Pepe @ Pantera boats.

He always put a lot of thought and pride in his work , God Speed and RIP .

Rip

Rip

wow so sad to hear this. RIP Phil & thanks for all the help & guidance you gave me! A true legend!

God Bless, RIP

Godspeed and God Bless.

See you Phil.
 

Phil, we shared a lot over the 45 years I knew you. Work, play, money and woman. Lots of boating too. The best was the 500 mile ride in the 35 triple Mistress. What a ride.
Phil was truly a man of his word. He took pride in everything he did. He never stopped till perfection was achieved.
Phil was loved by some, taken advantage some and liked by all he touched. He will be missed by all, especially by me, bertsboat.
You take the helm till I get there Phil.

This is a picture of Phil about 8 years ago on a day trip we took in the old Chris Craft Roamer.
He looked great.