Phyllis I. Devine

I have wonerful memories of Dexter, and having spent grades 7-12 there at the high school, the most pleasant of all memories was going to the office and being greerted by a warm smile, of Phyllis Devine, she was always cheerful and her cheerfulness was a relief to see since principle's office was so close by. Never harsh or scolding when students came charging in theoffice. My sympathy to loved ones left behind..
Sincerely,
Kitty Hayner-Richards

Phyllis used to visit me at the bank in Chelsea. The worst part of leaving that job was leaving her and Edith behind. My deepest sympathy goes out to her family in this time of mourning. She may be gone but she is far from forgotten.

Jean,
This is Don Trumbull the cashier from Meijer that waited on you and Phyllis when you shopped there, my wife Merry jo
and I send our deepest sympathy to you and your family on your loss. May the
Lord keep you in the palm of his hand.

I first met Phyllis when I was invited to lunch with Claudia when we were in the 4th grade. Meeting her later when I attended high school I found the sweetest lady who had a wonderful sense of humor. My thoughts & prayers are with you all.

Many a time I visited with Phyllis when delivering the mail from the high school to her office after school walking home. Friendly and with a smile. God bless you all in this time of sorrow.

Jean and Bob
I always admired Phyllis. She was a great person and you will miss her. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this time.
Margaret Mynning