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Headstone shared by 2 interments, including Phillip Dennis High
Headstone of Phillip Dennis High
U.S. Army · United States United States

Phillip Dennis High

2020

Phillip High served the U.S. Army for 3 years. Phillip also served in the U.S. Army. Phillip served in the Cold War, and during the years of Gulf War.

How He Died
Manner Suicide
Cause Injury, unspecified
Biography
Officer High, who we called “PH”, came to HPD as a lateral officer from the Ocean Shores Police Department on February 1, 2010. Prior to working at OSPD, PH was a corrections officer for the state Department of Corrections after moving to the Harbor from Idaho. Officer High started his full-time career in law enforcement as a deputy sheriff for the Blaine County, Idaho Sheriff’s Department. In his ten years with Hoquiam PD, Officer High was an outstanding patrol officer who acted with diligence, respect and compassion. PH was unflappable and never seemed to come across a person or situation he could not de-escalate or find some sort of common ground toward a productive solution. Officer High was a quiet and private person, but often showed his dry sense of humor and quick wit when least expected. In addition to his patrol duties, where he preferred to work nights, Officer High was also a designated field training officer, arson investigator, negotiator on the Aberdeen Regional Crisis Response Team and a member of the department’s collision investigation team.
Keepsakes
Phillip Dennis High Shared stone
Phillip Dennis High
Columbarium Niche Cover of Phillip High. Arlington National Cemetery.
Columbarium Niche Cover of Phillip High. Arlington National Cemetery.
Service Record
U.S. Army
1986 – 1989
U.S. Army
1991 – 1992
Also Served
Hoquiam Police Department
Burial Information
Cemetery Arlington National Cemetery
Section M5
Columbarium M5
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