CATHERINE EATON PHILLIPS

I was really surprised and saddened to hear about Mrs. Phillips' passing. I had such a great time being in the plays that she directed at our local theatre when I was a kid, and in the acting classes that she instructed. She was amazingly talented, super supportive, and always so much fun to be around. I can never thank her enough for all she did - she was, and always will be, a SUPERSTAR in my book! God bless her family, and may she rest in peace.

I was very sad to learn of the untimely passing of Cathy Phillips. We have a connection of working together at the Lorain Public Library in the Outreach Department in the late 1980's. Cathy made our time together delivering library books to home-bound clients into a more upbeat experience. We kept in touch after that experience and attended Yankee Peddler together and hosted a bridal shower together for my sister, Ann Dickerson Swift, Rest in peace, Cathy. Sue Dickerson Cozzens

Cathy always loved to have fun and when we were neighbors, we had many a fun night! She will rest in peace.

Please accept my sincere condolences on the loss of your dear mother and sister. May your fond memories and the peace that God gives comfort and strengthen you during this difficult time. Phillipians 4:6,7,13

She truly was a kind, beautiful person inside and out. Sending sincere condolences to her family and friends.

Mrs. Phillips was my first drama teacher way back when I was five years old. I distinctly remember having to read and act out What Was I Scared Of? by Dr. Seuss. Little did I know at such a young age that her passion and love of theater would be passed on to me. I cannot imagine what my life would have been like without her influence so early on in life. My life was forever changed because of her, and I will be forever grateful for her having opened up the door to the world of music and...