Phyllis Margaret EVANS

I have wondered about Phyllis for some time when I could no longer reach her on the phone. I think of her every time I drive south on the freeway. I do miss her even though I only found out today that she is gone. I loved our phone calls over the years and the friendship that she always shared with me and with Vince. Our family enjoyed visits at the Cabin when Bill and Pauline came to town. I have driven by the house a few times and wondered...
I know that she was lost when Jack...

This is a beautiful tribute to an amazing woman. I am honored to have shared in the life of this sweet lady. She is smiling with loved ones on "top of the mountain". Her legacy will live on the lives of her family.

Glennis, John, & Jamie,
Very sorry to hear about your mom. She was a wonderful person.
It got me thinking about fun summers at Loon many years ago. Hope all is well with you and your families.
Eric Davis &Family

Dear Evans Family,

We are sorry for your loss but as your obituary read, we are also happy Jack and Phyllis are together again. They both made such an impact on our lives! From friendly neighbors when we first bought our house across the street to cherished friends after so many years, we still miss them. I doubt I have ever met anyone friendlier than Jack and Phylllis who always had time to talk whether they were out on their walks or to extend an invitation into their house for a...

To the entire family of Phyllis Evans we are so very sorry for your loss. Your mom, grandma, great grandma was such a lovely person. Always, Always welcoming everyone into to her home and heart. She will truly be missed. Sincerely Sandy and Jim Ellington

Goodbye Phyllis. I didn't get to see you often but will never forget the kindness you (and Jack) showed me when I needed a place to stay. You will be deeply missed by all.
Cindy Ridings

John, glennis & Jamie,
I was sad to see your Mom's death notice today. I had the privilege of getting to know her thru our dear mutual friend, Phyllis Soelter. Your Mom was a dear lady, and I wondered why I hadn't seen her the last few years, and now I know. Cherish your memories.
Audrey Elliott Waddell
We owned the cabin next to Phyllis & Ralph in Tokeland.