Philip Mahendra Baggerly

Philip M. Baggerly was born on July 15, 1961 in Fort Worth, Texas and adopted by Jean Bickford Baggerly, who was a kindergarten teacher, and Leo Baggerly, who was a professor of physics at Texas Christian University (TCU) at the time. Even at a young age, Philip was an extrovert who loved creating adventure with his friends from building a 7 story treehouse in the backyard to backpacking in Colorado. He was active in Boy Scouts and DeMoly International, a leadership group for young men. Throughout his childhood, Phil regularly attended church with is mother and younger sister Jennifer. When he was a teenager, he committed his life to Christ and developed a personal relationship with Jesus.

After graduating from Paschal high school, he became a proud HornFrog at TCU, graduating with a Bachelor’s in business. Phil enjoyed traveling internationally, particularly when his mother moved to Germany to teach kindergarten for the Department of Defense Schools. Subsequently, Phil began traveling throughout Europe with family and friends and enjoyed a family reunion in China where his maternal grandparents had been missionaries.

After college, Phil worked in the real estate industry and was active in Hope Baptist Church, where he meet Elizabeth Mauney. They were married from 1994 to 2022 and had two beautiful children, Susanna born in 1997 and Thomas in 200O. In 2000, Phil and Elizabeth moved to Denver to enjoy the cooler air and mountains. Phil continued in the real estate business, eventually developing his own businesses of Advisor Commercial Real Estate and Capstone Partners. He also continued being active in church and men’s Christian fellowships. His strengths of developing friendships, connecting people, negotiating business, seeking adventure, international travel, and most importantly exalting Jesus converged as he traveled to Germany 50 times as well as other European countries, Israel, Belize, etc. Phil’s passion for Christ extended into Christian Businessmen Association, Homeless Ministries, Deliverance ministries, Rhema men’s group, discipleship, international evangelism, and promoting Christian movies. He continued these endeavors even when he was receiving dialysis. After suffering a major stroke, the Lord called Phil home to heaven on September 28, 2026 and said, “Well done, good and faithful servant.”