Phyllis Henshaw

Phyllis and I worked together at SCSO for many years. She and Dick had a house in Lake Stevens with a very large model train set up with lots of extras. Dick was an avid collector. Phyllis and Dick also liked to dress in costume. She was the only person I knew who could pull off wearing a flapper dress in her sixties. Dick wearing his gangster outfit was a perfect fit. After Dick passed and Phyllis moved to Washington Oaks and no longer drove, I would pick her up for our Evidence gang...

She was a very nice neighbor. Loved hearing about her skydiving adventures.

As a fellow SCSO employee (I was first in the Records dept & eventually in the Major Crimes dept). After we both retired we met with mutual friends for lunches. She was a joy to know & will be missed by all who knew and loved her.

The neighborhood has not been the same since Dick died and Phyllis moved. They are missed immensely and thought of often as I walk past their house. Much love to the family.

I work with Phyllis and Dick at the Visitor Centers. They always committed 100% to help out. My sympathies are with you.

I had the privilege of meeting you a couple times when I was with your granddaughter Danielle, one of my closest friends. You were warm, kind and through the stories I heard from Danielle- I knew you to be an AMAZING woman. You are truly an inspiration and will be missed.

I will miss you dear friend. I'm glad I got to see you on my brief trip in June.