Tuesday, July 19, 2016
To the family of Phyllis:
There are no words to adequately describe how one feels when they talk about the feeling of losing someone the likes of Phyllis really. It's like losing a best friend, mom, teacher, mentor, and keeper if all things sacred rolled into one. Phyllis taught me grade 4 and I was "one of the good ones" as I remember being called she was tough but fair as I recall wanting only what was best for us students. As I grew up my relationship changed we became friends and good ones at that. We both loved to travel so we could converse about that. But mostly I remember how much she loved her family. Also speaking so highly of you. So remember her warmly in your hearts and be thankful you had her so long 103 is a great age to live to. Even though we all wish for longer, she's where she wants to be now in Gods arms. She will live on forever more through all of you. Take care of each other God bless.
