Phillip G. "Philbe" Enterline

Phillip "Philbe" Enterline made an early entrance into this world on December 27, 1973. His parents Edward "Ardell" and Peggy Enterline welcomed their oldest boy. He answered his Father's call to come home on May 19, 2015. Philbe and his family made their home in Wauneta, Nebraska. Phil and his brother Jimmy were inseparable, roaming all over the town and country. He got his nickname when people would say "Phill be right Back" and thus Philbe stuck. Philbe attended school through the tenth grade at Wauneta school. In his younger days, he would go into the "Sweden Creme" in Imperial where he had a crush on a window cashier. He was too shy to approach or even talk to her and as life would have they both went on their separate ways and married other people. However as fate would have it, they became friends and would remain friends over decades of ups and down. He moved to Holyoke in 1995 while working for Jack's Bean Company. He remained in the community and worked for several companies. Philbe decided to give back to his community by joining the Holyoke Volunteer Fire Department in 2007 and he was on the Emergency Medical Services from 2005 to 2010. In 2009 Philbe was diagnosed with testicular cancer and has been battling it ever since. Philbe battled cancer by different strategies to keep it at bay while enjoying anything related to the Fire Department, fishing, horses, camping, hunting but most of all spending time with his family. As luck would have it that gal that he was too shy to talk to moved back home in 2012 and they started dating. Wedding bells rang out on March 5, 2013 for Philbe and Melody in Loveland, Colorado. Philbe followed his mother, Peggy and grandparents, Marge and Walter to the heavens above. He will watch over his wife, Melody; father, Edward; brother, James and wife, Gayle all of Holyoke, Colorado; his step-children, Alyssa and son, Mason Denbo of Vernon, Colorado and Robby and Jaxon Livermore of Rocky, Oklahoma. Although he is not bound to this earth anymore, he would not want you to mourn his passing but to remember and celebrate his life. Phillip will be laid to rest at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday May 26, 2015 at the Church of Christ in Holyoke, Colorado with Dan Kafka officiating. Interment will follow at the Holyoke, Cemetery. The service was directed by Baucke Funeral Home of Holyoke, Colorado.