PHYLLIS EGGERT

I am sitting here this morning with my Daily Devotional and giving thanks for the blessed people who have given me my foundation in Christ and the first person after my mother was Phyllis Egbert. I saw her son at our last high school reunion and knew she was in Libertyville and thought about going to see her. I wondered if she would remember me, but no matter, I remember her. I am so sorry I missed my chance. Although I have not seen her in maybe 50 years, I have always carried her in my...

I´m so very sorry for your loss - Phyllis was such a personality! She raised an amazing family and I´m so grateful to have known her - my prayers and love to the whole family

Phyllis and I got together every day, either by phone or in person. Our favorite times were visiting in the courtyard or in the music room. We shared everything... Her family was her life. I will miss her every day.

Phyllis and Don were shining examples of true fellowship and caring. I was proud and humbled to have visited with Phyllis often to search her fine mind on the history of First Presbyterian Church of Libertyville. She was a wonder.

Don, David, Dale, and Kathi--Love and Sympathy in the loss of your mom. Both your parents were indeed pillars of Libertyville Presbyterian Church and will always be remembered for their dedication and service.

Please accept my condolences. Phyllis was a wonderful lady. Martha and George Madole

My beautiful Mother-in-Law was ready for action up to the first part of this week. This picture captures her contentment with life, as she was so pleased to know her piano was tuned and ready for use by Storypoint Senior Living Residents. We will miss her, but are so very thankful she is home with our Lord.