Phyllis Fleischer Edelstein Carr

My Deepest Condolences to Dick and the entire Family. My mom Kathy use to work for her in her home for many years and when my mom passed away she called me and was deeply saddened. She told me "we will all go someday" she was always kind to us and very positive. May she Rest in Peace.

I knew Phyllis through both her sister Linda and her husband, Dick. She led a very vibrant and long life, and it was always a pleasure to talk with her when I saw her (which wasn't often, but I would hear about her from Linda). She had a wonderful family that I often said was like an Italian family -- big, boisterous, and close-knit. And she will live on through all of them. My sincere condolences to her children, grandchildren, Linda, and extended network of friends.

My very deepest condolences to Dick and Phyllis' family. I have known Phyllis since 1978 and will remember her as a warm, stunning, and lovely person. She will be missed.

I remember Mrs. Fleischer as a good friend of my mother, Lois and her sister Doris, who also shared the golf links with her at LaFayette CC. Condolences to Mitch and the family. May her name be for a blessing.

Cousin Phyllis was always fun to be around and easy to talk to. My condolences to all her loved ones. We were lucky to have her with us for so long. I know my Mom and Dad enjoyed her, and she always thought to bring half-moon cookies for my brother Mitch.

As I have told this little story to Mitch ( Too may times), here goes. I was talking to Phyllis and I was lamenting and not accepting credit or celebrating a realtive success that came my way. Phyllis responded with little hesitation and basically said ,'....Why? You deserve it, You deserve it....' . She probably added something more, but that stays with me and allows me to celebrate little successes to this day. I deserve it , we deserve it and we should have those little celebrations....

My most sincere condolences to Dick and Phyllis´ family. Although I met Phyllis on only two or three occasions, it was immediately very clear what a wonderful person she was and what a perfect mate for Dick whom we have known for almost 50 years. Theirs was a loving partnership beyond measure. Please know my thoughts are with you. May the many wonderful memories of the time you had together be a blessing. With love

Mark and I join the with the family in their loss of this matriarch. What a remarkable gift of family she leaves with us. Her sister Linda has modeled for us the strong tradition of honoring and valuing friends and family. We are so grateful for this foundation your family has been built upon -- one that will surely continue to support and uplift you in your grief.

Phyllis & I were very close friends for many years. My deepest condolences to Dick, and her boys.