Phyllis-Hostetler-Obituary

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Phyllis M. Hostetler

Fremont, Michigan

Jul 1, 1916 – Jan 7, 2013

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July 1, 1916
DIED
January 7, 2013
LOCATION
Fremont, Michigan

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Crandell Funeral Home - Fremont Chapel Obituary

Phyllis Hostetler, 96, of Muskegon, former Fremont resident and former co-publisher of the Fremont Times-Indicator, died Monday, Jan. 7, 2013 at the Harbor Hospice in Muskegon after a three-month battle with lymphoma. She was dearly beloved by her family and many friends for her compassionate...

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Our mother, Mary Kay Payne Bell, and Phyllis were dear friends. They shared a deep commitment to the Fremont Library and they were both great bridge players, too. Two remarkable ladies reunited. May your memories and faith give you peace.

My mother, Mary Kay Payne Bell thought the world of Phyllis her dear friend. She loved spending time with her. May their souls rest in peace. Your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

So sorry to hear of the passing of such a cool lady. I can always remember how fun it was to be around Aunt Phyl when I was growing up. She will truly be missed. My thoughts are with the entire family.

Aunt Phyl was truly one of a kind and I was very sad to hear of her passing. She always made you feel so special and important and that was just one of her many beautiful traits that put her in a class by herself.
To her wonderful family, you are all in my thoughts.

My, Mother, Fran Green lived in Apt 105 at the Oaks. She was a weekly bridge player with Phyllis and several of the other residents. I played many times when they needed a 4th. We both enjoyed knowing Phyllis, she played a very good bridge game even into her 90's. Our prayers are with the Hostetler family.

My sympathy to the Hostetler family. I worked for Bob and Phyllis at the Times-Indicator and they were both wonderful people. I'm sorry I missed her service. I had not heard of her passing. My thoughts and prayers with all of you.

Hostetler family, my thoughts and prayers are with you at this time. I have had the joy of knowing and enjoying Phyllis since we each arrived in Fremont in the mid-60's. a lovely person, erudite woman, great fun, an enjoyable bridge partner are just some of the accolades I can list. But mostly I enjoyed her as friend! I am so blessed to have had her in my life.

Blessings

My heartfelt sympathy and prayers go out to her many family members and friends. Special love and hugs to my friend Mary.
Toni and Jamie Way