Phyllis Tribble Harmon

I am sorry to hear of Phyllis's passing. She was a high school friend of mine and unfortunately we lost touch. I have often thought of her. My best to the family.

Phillis was an amazing person. I started in security at Wells Fargo in 06. I remember her as a very high spirited person. She was always smiling and giving you those comfort talks. There were many days that I would go and talk to her while I was making patrols in the building. I would tell her about how my day was going ( when it was not going to well ) and she would always tell me that "tomorrow will always be better". She is going to be MISSED by so many people. You got your angel wings my...

Your mom and I became friends when she came to the valley, and we were together in quiet a few club, church and school activities. Though we lost touch over the years, I still considered her a friend. I shall miss her.
Sending prayers and encouragement to all of you. May God bless you and keep you in His care.

My Sister in law ,Phyllis , was a hard worker and a dedicated to anything she was working on whether it was her employment or any outside interest she may of had. She was an asset to any job the she chose to work as an employee .

Phyllis was a wonderful lady. She she was funny, she was smart, she was personable, and she was dedicated to Wells Fargo and those she worked with. Phyllis was a good friend and we worked together at Wells Fargo for many years. She and I used to have long talks about just about everything! She could make you have that warm and fuzzy feeling just talking to her!
After I left the bank in 2011, I didn't talk to Phyllis. About 3 weeks ago, I realized that I hadn't heard from Phyllis in...

What a beautiful and loving tribute to your Mom. She was always talking about both of you girls and Landon every time we got to speak to each other. She will be greatly missed but she is in no more pain and is cancer free. Paige and Jo, you all are in my prayers and please give Landon a hug from me for his Grammy. He was truly the apple of her eye. I consider myself lucky to have called her my friend.