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Patricia ireland
June 8, 2025
To the family, how sad to hear of Aunt Phyllis passing.I will miss her stories of things my Dad did growing up on Garfield Ave.and what led to a lifetime of memories.With my Mom in nursing school with her and getting introduced to my Dad.She and Uncle Bud were lifelong friends to uncle Sunny and Aunt Dolly.The many trips they took together over the years and even getting stranded in Canada during 9/11. I look at pictures from my parents 50th anniv.party and she was the last one still here from the wedding party table.I will miss our conversations we had since my parents died and the memories she shared with me.So many family memories growing up.
I know everybody up there was waiting for her and she is now reunited with Bud and their many friends.God bless her and my prayers to all of you during this sad time.
Patti
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