Phyllis E. Eby

Phyllis Eby Obituary

Eby, Phyllis E.
Age 80 - Jan 2, 2010
Bellevue. Survived by sons, Ed and wife, Judy Eby, Bill Eby and Pam Burrell, all of Bellevue; 5 grandchildren Scott and wife, Jennifer, Kelly and wife Loan, Nick and wife, Tiffany, Jeff and wife, Michelle, Mindy and husband, Dave Gutterman; 8 great-grandchildren, Caleb, Caden, Morgan, Alex, Dylan, Jackson, Matthew and Ryan. Member Order of the Eastern Star, Past Sarpy County Historical Society Board Member, Sarpy County Democrats.
FUNERAL SERVICE, Wednesday, Jan 6, 2pm at Bellevue Memorial Chapel, Bellevue. Interment, Bellevue Cemetery. VISITATION Tuesday, Jan 5, 6-8pm at Bellevue Memorial Chapel. BELLEVUE MEMORIAL CHAPEL
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Published by Omaha World-Herald from Jan. 4 to Jan. 6, 2010.

Memories and Condolences
for Phyllis Eby

13 Entries

royena smith

January 28, 2010

Dear family,
My condolences goes out to you for the loss of your loved one Phyllis. I know that it is a painful time for you but the bible holds out hope for those that fell asleep in death. In the bible at Job 14:14, 15 Job asked the question if an able bodied man can live again. God reassures us at Hosea 13:14 that "He will redeem and recover thaoe who are in Sheol (or the common grave)." In God's new world God will raise loved ones back to life where no one will ever have to get sick, suffer or die.

Lynne Harvell

January 19, 2010

Ed,
I'm so sorry to hear about your mom. I always loved Phyllis and thought she was a terrific person.
Lynne Harvell

January 19, 2010

Ed,
I'm so sorry to hear about your mom. I always loved Phyllis and thought she was a terrific person.
Lynne Harvell

Ruth Hodge

January 6, 2010

Dear Eby family,

Eby was loved by the Waterman family for most of her life. This branch, Ruth Waterman Hodge, will miss her loving smile.

Please accept our deepest sympathy.

Kevin Duffy

January 5, 2010

Eby Family, please accept my sympathy on the loss of Phyllis. She was a grand lady.

Joni Williamson

January 5, 2010

Bear,Ed,Judy and all the Eby family,
I am so very sorry to hear about your loss of such an amazing, wonderful, woman,you've known and loved dearly as Mom,Grandma and Great-Grandma. To me she will always be that strong willed, high-sprited,determined ,gifted lady that I had the privilege of calling my friend .I remember the day I told her that I had never voted in my life, I thought she was going to fall off her chair! I had forgot to tell her the last time I saw her that I finially registered to vote last year. I will miss seing her special license plates around Bellevue.She truely was a special lady - THAT GRANDMA BEAR !

January 5, 2010

ED and JUDY. Im sorry about your loss. Shirley Frazee and Family

Craig Hoepner

January 5, 2010

When I went on Internaional Staff in 1976 I met Phillis. At those Christmas staff dinners my wife could not attend Phillis was my date. She always called me the kid. After I retired I would be surprised by Phillis showing up at JJ days in Des Moines. She was a great labor person and Democrat. But most of all a true friend and buddy. I will miss you but I know Carl will show you the ropes. See you on the other side.

My wife is having surgery today so we will not be attending her service but you will all be in our prayers.

Love,
Craig and Rosemary Hoepner

January 5, 2010

Phillis was a grand lady to be proud of. She will be missed.

Leroy and Anita Mission Texas

Shelley Kiel

January 4, 2010

Gary and I were truly saddened to hear of Phyllis' passing. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family.

Rod and Kelly Ripley

January 4, 2010

I Just Loved This Lady and sure will Miss Her We've Had some good Conversations While she watched me drink My Beer. Our Thoughts and Prayers to you. All And God Bless you All

Jody Monahan

January 4, 2010

Phyllis was a dedicated union member and Democrat and will truly be missed.

Donna McGrath

January 4, 2010

Bill, Ed, Judy & families,
I am so sorry to hear about your Mother's passing. She was so sick even before I left for Seattle to spend Christmas with my son and family. I am grateful I did get to see her after her first surgery, but she didn't know Bill and I were there. I will miss her so much. We enjoyed our long telephone conversations and lunches since we met after I came back to Omaha. Jean introduced her, and after she passed we often got together. It was Phyllis that urged me to get active with the Demos. I kept Russ Mundorf informed when she got ill. I tried all last week to reach him to learn yesterday when I called the retirement home that her best friend in the labor movement had passed the Monday before her. We had planned to go to Lincoln together to have lunch with him as last year he stopped driving, but then she got ill. Over the past years we would all 3 meet at that J restaurant off the Interstate for a good lunch. They enjoyed getting together so much. Now they can talk & talk, laugh and laugh.

I won't get back in time for the funeral as I am supposed to arrive at 4:15 on Wed. I tried to change my reservations but was unable to do so.

God bless you all.

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