Phyllis Firetag Hyman

i met Phyllis when i moved to charleton when i was 16--we became immediate-friends--walked to rivers high together [lived around the corner from each other] shared same crowd of wonderful friends---even after i married and moved to charlotte, we maintained our friendship--and visited each other-when i had sad events, Phyllis was 1 of the first people to reach out and help me--she and myer were here [in charlotte] to celebrate my 75th birthday---my heart goes out to your entire family--long...

Eli and family - Jim & I are praying for all of your family during this
loss of your Mother. We will also miss her on our trips to
Hyman's. Her smile will always remind us of her love for people.
It was truly a JOY to know her. We will see you soon.

Aaron and Sylvia,
We are so sorry for the loss of your mother. We will continue to pray for you and your family as you recover from your loss and the grief that it brings. Know that we love you both very much!!!

Debbie and Al

Awwwwww, precious Phyllis is a LIGHT.

Maier spotted her, and he was beautifully blinded by that sweet light. Such a perfectly cool, intricately complex bundle of love. Which begat so much more love.

She is not gone. She is still with us. And Lord willing, we will see her again.

Sending so much love to her whole amazing family.... we sure do love you. xoxo Rusty & Lisa

Dear Eli and all the Hyman family,
We are so sorry to read about Phyllis's death. She was a sweet lady with a beautiful smile and bright smiling eyes. She leaves a great legacy and sense of love that shows in her family.
May your many sweet memories of her bring smiles and happiness to you and ease your pain. May you all feel the comfort, peace, and love of your Heavenly Father. Love, Francis and Evelyn Hutto and family.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Dear Eli, Aaron, Josh & Jolie:
I'm so sorry to hear of your mother's passing. I have such fond memories of her - along with your father OB'M - growing up with y'all in Charleston. One need only look at each of your beautiful families and all that you have contributed to your respective communities to understand what special role models and parents they both were. May her memory be a blessing to you and your children and grandchildren for many generations to come. Fondly,

So very sorry for your great loss.
She was always kind to me.

My siblings and I were very sad to hear of the passing of cousin Phyllis. The photo of her is exactly how I remember her - always smiling, ever beautiful, and as loving as a person could be. I hope you will take solace in how much she cherished her family. Our condolences and sending all of you our love.