Sadly, Phyllis (aka Phylann) passed away in the early 1990's, after a long, couragous struggle with breast cancer. Her husband, Jonathan, was the love of her life. The last time I saw her, shortly before her death, she gave me her favorite china doll to remember her by, which has stayed in every bedroom I've had since then. She was a wonderful, crazy, hillarious friend, who always filled our times together with love and tons of laughter. She'll live on in my heart forever.
Phyllis was the combined embodiment of fun, infectious laughter and incredible high energy. She had an unpredictable loving, kind, compassionate spirit. She was taken too soon from us all and has left wonderful memories from our youth. Phyllis was a joy.
Marsha Dukes (Nygren)
Sadly, Phyllis (aka Phylann) passed away in the early 1990's, after a long, couragous struggle with breast cancer. Her husband, Jonathan, was the love of her life. The last time I saw her, shortly before her death, she gave me her favorite china doll to remember her by, which has stayed in every bedroom I've had since then. She was a wonderful, crazy, hillarious friend, who always filled our times together with love and tons of laughter. She'll live on in my heart forever.
Craig McWhorter
Phyllis was the combined embodiment of fun, infectious laughter and incredible high energy. She had an unpredictable loving, kind, compassionate spirit. She was taken too soon from us all and has left wonderful memories from our youth. Phyllis was a joy.Craig