Phyllis Workman

Thank you for your guidance and unfailing love.
Especially for ensuring that Keith, Kurt, Kevin and myself asked Jesus Christ to be our Lord and Savior. I will miss you every day, Mom.

I love you more,
Karon

My dear Aunt Phyllis. Been many years since I last saw her, but my memories of her are endearing. As a kid I remember hugging her often, I remember how soft her voice was...just as quiet and calm and soft as could be. I remember her bringing White Castle hamburgers out with her from Indiana to give to my mom. I remember a funny refrigerator magnet that read Ewe not fat, ewe just fluffy with a sheep on it that made her laugh. She was kind and as sweet as could be. Ill miss her very much. RIP Aunt Phyllis. Love, Tony

My sis,,,even tho miles and years have kept us apart,each Sunday we enjoyed each others love, and laughs and shared many family memories.I know in my heart you are with our Lord Savior because we were raised in a God loving family. I know your at peace now ,know that you'll ALWAYS be in our hearts and prayers and that you had raised amazing children. Your were and are a wonderful mom, and a beautiful soul. I always told you "when I grow up, I wanted to be just like you" and I still wish that today.....I love you for ever and ever.....

Rest In Peace. Had so many good times.

We had good times working together and playing cards at your condo.

Mrs. Workman was always kind and loving to her children and others; and a wonderful example to all. She was always nice and welcoming to me personally too, as an old and longtime friend of Keith. I know she will be missed. My condolences to all of her family and friends.

So privileged to have been allowed into Phyllis life and she into ours. Such a short time we had together, but so very blessed to have our two mothers share a home at Greenwood Village.

So hard to put into words,... My auntie always had THE biggest warmest smile... gentle and soft spoken. A memory I will always cherish,... when I was a kid, and we went to visit Aunt Phyllis and my cousins... we were sitting down to eat and she said, "please pass the papertowels"... she had an accent (ever so slightly) and I laughed and thought it sounded funny. For the remainder of our visit She would look at me and say 'please pass the papertowels"... now with an even more exaggerated twang in her accent!!! lol!! Ive always remembered that!! I love you Aunt Phyllis... We will all be together again someday! My prayers and condolences tomy cousins Kurt, Kevin, Karon, and Keith. love you all!!!

I love you, mom