Mrs. Phyllis Louise Dack of Diamondhead, MS passed away Sunday, February 13, 2005, at Keesler AFB Medical Center.
Mrs. Dack was born in Columbus, Ohio and had been a resident of the coast for the past twelve years.
She is survived by her husband of 38 years, Frederick N. Dack, of Diamondhead.
A memorial service will be held Thursday, February 24, 2005, at 10 a.m. at the Diamondhead Community Church.
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Allan Casey
May 23, 2005
Dear Fred
We were so sorry to hear of your sad loss, Phyllis was such a lovely, friendly lady, full of fun, a pleasure to meet. She will be greatly missed by all who knew her. Love from cousin Allan,Gwen and family.
David Spoors
May 12, 2005
Fred
Although Phyllis only briefly touched my life her memory lives on. I wish you strengh at this difficult time. My thoughts are with you.
David
Lynda Bentley Poole
April 27, 2005
Dear Uncle Fred,
We hope that you are able to find comfort in the warmth of wonderful memories. We know that Phyllis was truly special.
Thinking of you with love,
Lynda, Bob and Robert Bentley
Tina Cowan(Jorden)
April 7, 2005
Fred,
We are very sorry for your loss. Phyllis will be missed greatly. She was a wonderful and beautiful person. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Darryl, Tina & Krystina Cowan
Paul Jorden
April 7, 2005
Fred,
You are in my thoughts and prayers. I am deeply sorry for your loss.
Paul
Jimmy Teegardin
April 3, 2005
Dear Fred, I'm sad to hear of Phyllis passing! It must be a very difficult time right now. I send you my best regards and sympathy. It's been many years since I have had the chance to visit with you and Phyllis but I do recall your wife to be a very kind and pleasent person, and I'm glad I new her.
We will look forward to you coming for a visit and now that I live closer to the family I will hope to see you in the near future.
Best to you,
Jimmy
Peggy Devaney
March 31, 2005
Fred,I only met Phyllis when you came here to visit .She was a lovely lady. I know Jim will take care of her for you until we join them up there. .
Gary,Brenda,Heather and Jennifer Dack
March 9, 2005
Fred, We are all so sorry for your loss.I have known Phyllis for over 30 years from when I was a kid and she was always so nice to me and my family. We will miss her and we are all thinking of you both.
Love Gary, Brenda, Heather and Jennifer Dack
Joe & Michelle McNulty
March 8, 2005
Dear Fred,
Joe and I were very sorry to hear about Phyllis. She will always be remembered as very thoughtful and giving. Her recipe for bacon wrapped breadsticks will go down in history! She will be greatly missed.
Martin & Carla Dack
March 8, 2005
Fred,
We are sadden to hear that Phyllis passed away. She was always so happy and loved to laugh. We will miss her and hope your healing is quick, and always know you have family here in Califonia to come to when your feeling low. We'll always remember the fun times with you and Phyllis.
Love and Kisses
Marty, Carla, Ryan,Tyler and Jaquline.
Cliff & Pat McBride
March 6, 2005
Fred - We send our condolences to you on the loss of Phyllis. We lived next door to Norm and Sharon in La Quinta for many years and met you both at that time. She was a special lady and we were happy to have known her. With best regards,
Cliff and Pat McBride
Harvey & Sky Gerock
March 6, 2005
Dear Fred:
Harvey & I were so sorry to hear of your great loss. We hope that you will take comfort in the support from your family & friends.
Ian and Patria (McNay and Fopiano)
March 6, 2005
Dearest Fred, Ian and I send our deepest sympathy to you. I had only met Phyllis a few times, but, have great memories of chatting and laughing with her at your birthday party in Lake Forrest, and Norms birthday party at Wayne's home in Laguna Beach. Ian, your cousin, will be phoning you very soon. Patria and Ian
Janet Fontaine
March 5, 2005
Dear Fred !
I shall miss Phyllis immensely. She had such a unique sense of humor and was such fun. And I shall always remember the muffins she used to bring over the afternoon before we would take a trip, so we could have a quick breakfast before leaving the next morning. She leaves a lasting prescence. I hope all your memories and the comfort of friends eases your way through this difficult time.
Ralph Acampora
March 4, 2005
Dear Fred,
Please accept my sincere sympathy on the passing of Phyllis.
I hope it will be of some comfort to know that you gave Phyllis all the love and care possible and that your friends share in your sorrow.
With Heartfelt Thoughts and Deepest Sympathy.
Ralph
NORMAN DACK
March 3, 2005
Fred,
Sharon and I want you to know how special it was for us to be there with you as we said goodbye to your dear Phyllis. I know you will miss her, but she is in a happier, peaceful place.
We hope to see you soon and will think of you daily.
Your Brother Norm and Sharon
Bill & Brenda McNay
March 3, 2005
Fred, deepest sympathy My memories of Phyllis go back 40 years firstly in Canada then in California and briefly in Mississippi.She was a lovely lady and made the best meat loaf i ever had. Our thoughts are with you Fred.
Don and Deanna Tuck
March 2, 2005
Fred:
Norm let us know of your wife's passing and only found out today as we have just checked our e-mail.
We were very sorry to hear of your loss and please accept our sympathy .
Deanna and Don
Lee and Mary Anne Rapson
March 2, 2005
Dear Fred.
We were deeply saddened to hear of your loss. We had only met Phyllis once...at your Mom's funeral, but she left us with a lasting impression. Now is the time to lean on friends and family.
Lee & Mary Anne Rapson
Evelyn Griffiths
March 2, 2005
Dear Fred,
I was so sorry to hear about Phyliss. I have been a friend of the Dack's for many years nd I remember the many BBQ's and afternoon get togethers we, (Bill and I), shared with you when you and Phyliss were in So California. She was always friendly and a fun person. We chatted many times and I have fond memories of her. She will be missed. Love to you and your family,
Evelyn
Dave & Bev Nelson
March 2, 2005
Hi Fred. As allway's are thoughts are with you in this time of sorrow Dave & Bev
Elizabeth Krieger
February 28, 2005
Dear Fred,
Please accept my most sincere sympathy on the passing of Phyllis. She was a refined lovely lady and I shall miss seeing her in the back yard.
Fondly, Betty
Chuck and Til Garrison
February 28, 2005
Dear Fred:
It has been great being your neighbors for the past ten years. We will miss Phyllis in many ways and can only hope that we can help you in some small way to make your life less lonesome in the days to come.
Pamela Emery
February 28, 2005
Dear Fred,
We were so sorry to hear about Phyllis, she was a lovely ,kind jolly person who i know will be greatly missed by all. We always enjoyed the times you both came over to see us in England and all the relatives in Evesham, Phyllis loved to come and see all our historical places .It has been a pleasure to know her, i hope we will see you again in England before to long. We wish you good luck for the future.
All our love
Cousin Pam , Mark & Familyxxxxxx
Eileen Zeringue
February 27, 2005
Thank you Fred, for allowing me to share with you the lasting memories of Phyllis. I spoke with her often about the contributions and the plans for placing your gifts in our Memorial Garden. She was a most sincere, thoughtful and loving lady...a pleasure to know . Eileen Zeringue
Dick & Maureen Hoff
February 27, 2005
Phyllis was an old friend of many years back. Our hearts and prayers go out to Fred.
C.A "Chuck " Sears
February 27, 2005
Fred, although you and I have known each other for about 50 years, I am sorry to say that I did not have the honor and priveliege of knowing Phyllis over all the years of your marriage. I did have the wonderful occasion to spend a few brief hours and an overnight visit to your and Phyllis' home a couple of years ago. During that visit, although she was then very ill and in obvious discomfort, she never let it for a moment affect her graciousness. Knowing you as I do and having met this wonderful lady, if only for a brief time, I understand why you fell in love and married her. I know the pain of losing her seems unbearable right now, it will get better if you will concentrate on all the good times you shared with her over all those years. God will not give you a bigger load to carry than you are capable of handling. He knows all our strengths and weaknesses and will stand by you. You'll see her again near Gods heavenly throne. May God bring you peace my old friend.
Jim & Joan Barrett
February 27, 2005
Fred.. You and Phyllis have been in our thoughts and prayers.
Don't forget if you get back to Columbus, Joan still makes "real" mashed potatoes. Love Jim & Joan
Stephanie Black
February 21, 2005
I have known the both of you all my life. Fred, you gave me my first silver cup and my pig teddy bears. Then you met Phyllis, it was a match made in heaven. I communicated with the two of you, and Phil and I would have our “girl talks”. My parents are the best, however, I am the luckiest girl in the world as I have two sets of great parents. Once when I was TDY we visited with each other in Sacramento, what a wonderful time that was. And on and on of the fond and wonderful memories we shared together. You know Fred, I know times are difficult now, however, we are suppose to rejoice that Phil is now in heaven with God, where we will all meet again. Fred, I pray for you and Phyllis, and please know that my heart is with you. We can get through this together. Phil is out of her pain and suffering and watching over us now. I Love You, Fred.
Love Always Steph
Joe & Thelma Cotillo
February 21, 2005
Close friends for almost 50 years.
What can we say? What can we do?
We remember the good times past and look forward to the good times to come. Phyllis lives in God's grace, and waits to greet us all once again.
The Staff and Management of Bradford O'Keefe Funeral Homes
February 19, 2005
We extend our sincere sympathy and value your trust during this time of remembrance and reflection. We pledge our support now and in the future.
Joe & Esther Peters
February 19, 2005
FRED: Our sincere condolences. At
times, it is difficult to understand why one so young should be called upon to depart.
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