Phyllis Jack

I was so sad to hear of Phyllis's passing. She was such a genuine person and kind to everyone. I too lived on Water st. as did Susan Newby, another friend of ours. Her dad made us matching doll beds. I kept in touch with her on and off. The last time I saw her we were both living on Esther Dr. We were both married and had children. Although I hadn't seen Phyllis in 25 years, I thought of her often. She was someone you will never forget. Love and Prayers to her family. Vicky (Bales) Majerus...

I recieved a call from a mutual friend and classmate the morning of the 12th letting me know of Phyllis's passing.
As I listened to him speak I was in shock and found it so hard to believe someone so full of life and fun was gone. As the day went on I found myself remembering the Water Street days, for lack of a better term, (those of you who shared those times will know what I mean), and had to smile.
As we all know, as time goes by time separates most classmates and teenage friends...

Today I read that I lost a classmate and someone I considered a good friend. Phyllis and I had classes together through the years. I clearly remember all the note passing and laughter that was followed by reprimand. Phyl was one of the best dressed and classiest gals in school. I last saw Phyllis at our 25th class reunion. We sat and reminisced and laughed till we cried. Neither of us had changed. I am saddened and at a loss for words. I am so very sorry. I am blessed to have been one of...

Sadness and grief wash over me this morning as I read of my dear friend of many years. Phyllis has been on my mind lately. My prayers are with her family and may they know she was loved by many dear friends. I regret not remaining closer in touch though time did not diminish the sisterly bond we enjoyed. She surely sings with the angels now.