Phyllis REDDICK

Dick and I are so sorry we won't be with all of the family for the service for Phyllis. She was a fighter and we always admired her for her courage and spirit. I first met Phyllis when she had just returned from camp and was a bridesmaid at our wedding(62 years ago). We always lived away from Phyllis but tried to visit whenever we were in Florida.
We will miss you Phyllis and your spunky spirit. Dick and Jane

I am so sorry to hear about Phyllis. I worked with her at Oak Grove but more than that she was my friend. I always smile when I think of her and some of the stories I could tell. Unfortunately I lost touch with her a few years after she moved but she still brings a smile to my face when I think of her. My condolences to her family.

Prayers for your family. I hope you take comfort knowing that your mom is with our Lord and Savior. It is hard for our love ones left behind missing her.

Phyllis was like a Mom to me in High School, seeing beyond my smile and into my heart and soul like no one else ever has. In later years we became friends. I was in touch with her up until her passing, most recently sending her my annual Christmas card and personalized note.

She adored her children and students...and later her grandchildren. She was beautiful inside and out...so full of love and sweetness.

I will miss her dearly. Pam, Susan, and Hal - you and your families are...

Phyllis was a beautiful women and touched so many with her kind heart & hugs of love.

Mrs. Reddick was my health teacher at Oak Grove Middle School and I just adored her. She was such a sweet, caring and funny lady. She mentored me in many other ways aside from making health class tolerable. If you left such an impact on me 30 plus years ago, I can only imagine how much your friends and family must be grieving you. Rest in peace sweet lady.

I am also saddened to learn of her passing. Although Phyllis was never my teacher, so was my neighbor for many years. May she rest in peace.

I was very saddened to hear about the passing of dear Phyllis. She was a very nice lady and I was her mailman for several years in Clearwater. I remembered how sad she was when she left her home and moved to Lakeland to help out her children who were in the military. She moved to help her grandchildren while they were deployed. Her house on Fairfield Drive will always be her house to me. She always looked out for everyone first .I was glad I got to know her.