Phyllis Conti

It is with a heavy heart that I, John Conti, share the passing of my loving wife, Phyllis Conti, who left us on the 20th of November, 2025. Phyllis was not only my partner in life but also an essential thread in the fabric of our family. Her love was as steady as a lighthouse, always guiding us through life's turbulent storms. Her spirit was as captivating as her smile, drawing you in with her warmth and kindness. She was the embodiment of compassion, always putting the needs of others before her own. And most importantly, she was the epitome of a supportive wife, mother, and grandmother, forever our family's cornerstone.

Phyllis was an inspiring woman with a passion for life that was reflected in her many hobbies. She found joy in the intricate patterns of cross-stitching and diamond art, and she could always be found with a book in hand, lost in another world. But her greatest love was for her family, particularly her cherished grandchildren and great-grandchildren. They were the stars in her universe, and her eyes would light up every time she saw them. Phyllis was an ardent fan of shih tzus, took delight in boating during the summer, and relished the hearty dinners with Kelly and Brent. She had a soft spot for Christmas, adored collecting knick-knacks, and was a remarkable cook whose dishes brought everyone together at the dining table.

Phyllis's dedication and commitment extended beyond her family into her community as well. She was a familiar face in the local bowling league, where her competitive spirit and camaraderie were much appreciated. Her greatest achievement, however, was her two beautiful daughters, Sabrina Seamster and Nici Small. Through them, she leaves a legacy of love and resilience that will continue to inspire all who knew her.

Phyllis's absence leaves a void in our hearts that can never be filled, but her memories remain a comforting presence. We invite everyone whose lives were touched by Phyllis to share their stories and pictures on her memorial page. In doing so, we hope to keep her spirit alive and celebrate the remarkable woman she was.