Philip “Phil” R. Kingsley

Date of Death: August 28, 2026

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Philip “Phil” R. Kingsley, 79, of Winchester, VA, passed away unexpectedly Friday, August 28, 2026 at his home.

Phil was a beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, friend and neighbor whose life touched so many people. He will be remembered for his generous spirit, wonderful sense of humor, and his love for his family. He was a man who was determined to enjoy everything about life. He was one of a kind.

He is survived by his devoted wife of 57 years, Barbra, and daughters, Nicole “Nikki” Klebieko (Frank), Amy LaFountain (Paul) and Tracy Demianko (Dan); grandchildren, Philip Kingsley Klebieko, Luke Kingsley Demianenko, Alex Kingsley LaFountain, Blake Kingsley Demianenko, Nicole Kingsley LaFountain, Brooke Kingsley Demianenko and Joshua Kingsley LaFountain and his sister Rosalyn Becker.

Phil became paralyzed as a result of an automobile accident in 1999. He then retired as owner/operator of PRK Drilling and Blasting Inc. The company was then purchased by his eldest daughter Nikki and her husband Frank. Phil continued to consult. He never allowed his disability to get in the way of living life. He loved playing golf at Rock Harbor Golf Course, Winchester and Battenkill Country Club, NY with his golfing buddies and grandchildren. Then, there was always the fun card games with Val and Ken.

Although he is deeply missed, his memory will live on in the hearts of all who knew, loved and were inspired by him. The stories, laughter and memories he leaves behind will continue to bring smiles to those who were fortunate enough to share his life. Phil was especially proud of his and Nikki’s effort to promote adaptive golf through his Give Golf A Try website and video: www.philkingsleygolf.com

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Philip “Phil” R. Kingsley, 79, of Winchester, VA, passed away unexpectedly Friday, August 28, 2026 at his home. Phil was a beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, friend and neighbor whose life touched so many people. He will be remembered for his generous spirit, wonderful sense of humor, and his love for his family. He wasContinue Reading

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Phil didn't allow his accident and paralyzing result hold him back. He worked and golfed, using specialized equipment, right up to the end. I first knew him as a friend of my older brother Gene, but later as a fierce competitor in Saturday "pick-up" basketball games at D.C.S. where we all graduated. He hired me many years ago, to help him refurbish some properties he bought. Phil was a great friend and along with being a tough competitor, a very fair and understanding man. God Bless you brother. Rest in Peace...

You will forever live in our hearts. Kingsley strong.

We will miss Phil’s beautiful smile whenever the Kingsley’s came to see a show at the Winchester Little Theatre. We send our deepest condolences to all his beloved family. Don and Dolly Vachon

So sorry for the loss of my cousin Phil Kingsley. Condolences to the family. He will surely be missed

Sending hugs and prayers to the family, He was loved very much and he was a bright light to anyone he met ! I remember him dancing at the high school dances with the love of his life and it was one of the sweetest memories. Sending my condolences 🙏 and thinking of you.❤️

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i am not sure of my comment went thru, you took a part of us Phil. Watch over those who love you., walk snd not be faint. we love you.

I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your dad. I am thinking about you and your family.

A truly wonderful man. He brought so much love, kindness and humor to everyone who met him! I hope the memories you share bring you comfort.

Barb, and Kingsley family all-Phil was generous, handsome and so in love with his beautiful wife, and family. He was the ultimate ‘girl Dad’ and proud of each of you. Phil was so good to my late husband and always had a kind word, and winning smile. His debilitating injury did not hold him back, and gave a strong support to everyone around him. It was my honor to know Phil and see the love he gave to all of you and those around him. Walk proudly while celebrating him. Xoxoxox. Hugs to all of you, so glad I got to see you in June when you were here.

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