Phyllis Yvonne Weslow

Matthew 11:28 - 30.......Romans 1:16.......1st Corinthians 15:1 - 4.......
Romans 10:9 - 13.

Our deepest condolences to the family, we all share very fond memories.Tim and Frances Browder and Fran Fran Browder Mica and Family

Don and I send our condolences to all who loved Phyllis. She was a special person, full of fun and laughter. She was part of our Presbyterian family, just as in her home Methodist church. She was part of our paid staff for many years before going on volunteer status, continuing to serve faithfully. We all loved Phyllis, and will miss her. When I think of Phyllis now, I picture her in the presence of God “in the fullness of joy”.

Mrs. Weslow greeted my junior high son and myself with a smile on her face and encouragement each time we saw her at the school when we moved to Trinity 25 yrs ago. She helped us feel better about our new beginnings. I’ve always appreciated her kindness during that time.

She will be so missed, her stories, her laugh and her constant smile will always be what I remember when I think of her. She loved her family so much. I’m am so grateful that I was able to spend some time with her recently and hear her stories one more time. With sympathy and love.

I will miss her. She always was so happy . Phyllis left this world loved by so many.

Sense the great love each one of you have for your sweet, loving mother and grandmother! Our hearts and prayers go out to you and yours!

My condolences to her family.
She was a special lady.
~ sonie

Aunt Phyllis was definitely a story teller. We would surround her and listen to the stories of family and times on the farm. She would make the story interactive so that you could feel like you were actually in the room or the barn or the school. She was so descriptive with her stories and would pause and smile at specific parts of the stories so you could actually 'feel' the memory. She will be missed. We love you Aunt Phyllis