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Phillip Aubertine passed away on Feb. 15, 2018 at age 76 in Dawsonville, GA. He was born in New Bedford, MA on June 28, 1941.He was a proud veteran of the US Navy. He served two tours in Vietnam where he was a Senior Chief Petty Officer specializing in anti-submarine warfare. Mr Aubertine received the "Air Medal" for meritorious achievement while participating in aerial flight. He graduated from Parks College as an aeronautical engineer. He worked at various aeronautical and aerospace companies throughout his carrier. He also taught aeronautical mainterance at Middle Georiga College. Mr. Aubertine was also active in The Boy Scouts. He was a member of St. Luke The Evangelical Catholic Church. Mr Aubertine's survivors include his wife of 50 years, Ann Marie Aubertine, two sons, one daughter, one sister and five grandchildren. His internment was in Georgia National Cemetery. https://www.thedhaloneganugget.com/obituaries/phillip-phil-harold-aubertine
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Robert W. Caldwell
Phil was another Sunset Hills guy and in many of the earliest class photos from Julia Ward Howe Grade School. A quiet guy, but very smart as I recall. He lived on Catalpa Place, same as me until about 1950 when I moved. We had some good times together and I remember him well. I had occasion to meet him again in the early 2000's in Buffalo, New York, where he was president of a small aeronautical engineering company. He was leaving that company but landed on his feet as it's when he began (or furthered, not sure) teaching at the college level. We had some good talks about the "old days" in Mt Lebanon. Rest in Peace, Phil.
Richard Martin
Phil was a great guy and will be missed. Rest in peace Phil