(CNN) -- The son of Green Bay Packers offensive coordinator Joe Philbin died from "fresh water drowning" and there was no evidence of foul play, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, police said Wednesday.





The body of Michael Philbin, 21, was pulled from a river Monday, a day after he went missing while in Oshkosh to visit friends, police said.





Toxicology results from the autopsy, conducted Tuesday, will not be available for several weeks, according to a police statement.





"We love Michael so much and will miss him dearly," Joe Philbin said in a statement released Tuesday afternoon. "He loved his family, friends and life. His memory will live on in the hearts and minds of all who knew him."





Philbin thanked the agencies that assisted in the search and expressed gratitude for "the prayers and the support of our family, friends and the Packers family."





On behalf of the team, Packers general manager Ted Thompson said everyone's thoughts and prayers were with the family.





"This is an emotional and difficult time for them, and we ask that everyone respect their privacy," he said. "All of us in the Packers family share in their grief."





The body was found Monday in the Fox River after Oshkosh police put out an alert asking citizens for help locate Philbin, who lived about 20 miles away in Ripon. His last known communication was at 2 a.m. Sunday, police said.





"He talked to a friend. He didn't sound like he was under duress or he had any medical condition," police spokesman Joe Nichols told CNN affiliate WTMJ on Monday. "The phone conversation ended, and that was the last time someone had voice contact."





Michael Philbin was the second-eldest of six children of Joe Philbin and his wife, Diane, according to the Packers' website. His funeral is set for Friday.





His father coached for 19 years at college football programs before coming to Green Bay in 2003 as an assistant offensive line coach. He became the team's offensive coordinator in 2007 and played a significant part in the Packers' league-best 15-1 regular season record this season.





CNN's Kara Devlin contributed to this report.
Where did they pull his body from? Was there evidence of foul play? When did he go missing? Where did he go missing? When was the body found? When will toxicology reports be available? Were there any suspicious circumstances?
river no 2 a.m. Sunday, Oshkosh Monday, several weeks, no evidence of foul play,
question: Where did they pull his body from?, answer: river | question: Was there evidence of foul play?, answer: no | question: When did he go missing?, answer: 2 a.m. Sunday, | question: Where did he go missing?, answer: Oshkosh | question: When was the body found?, answer: Monday, | question: When will toxicology reports be available?, answer: several weeks, | question: Were there any suspicious circumstances?, answer: no evidence of foul play,