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Barbara Phillips Obituary
Barbara Kinard Phillips was a woman of many firsts. An extraordinary leader with a courageous spirit, Barbara was the daughter of Clarence and Alma Mae Lowe Kinard. Barbara and an identical twin sister, Constance, were born in Winston-Salem on Sept. 5, 1936. On Tuesday, July 5, 2005, she departed this life at Forsyth Medical Center. Reared by her grandparents, Hence and Concerilla Penn Lowe, she was the product of a closely-knit family. She was preceded in death by her sisters, Joan Kinard Phillips and June Williams-Campbell; and her niece, Candice Terese Williams. She is survived by her husband, Garret Elroy Phillips Jr.; a devoted daughter, Eleanor Emmalene (Therron) Phipps; a beloved grandson, Garret Buchanan Phipps; her sisters, Constance Kinard Holland and Nancy Garrett Armstrong; brothers-in-law George (Helen) Phillips and Ervin Phillips; a sister-in-law, Valeria Phillips; three nephews, George (Dorinda, Jamal and Jihan) Phillips, Gregory (Faye, Tracy, Ron, Joshua and Geoffrey) Phillips and Chad Armstrong; two nieces, Mary (Clark and Jordan) Phillips-Hanner and Tammy Williams-Blackwell (Charles, Chali and Tamia); cousins, Deidra Lowe Lester and Carlita Kinard Sheppard (Lorenza); other cousins of the Kinard, Little, Penn, Lowe, Spencer and Phillips kindred; and many friends of lifelong standing. Barbara was a product of the public schools of Winston-Salem, graduating as valedictorian of the Atkins High School class of 1953. She earned a bachelor of science (summa cum laude) degree from Winston-Salem State University; a master of science from Indiana University in Bloomington; an educational specialist degree and doctorate in education/administration and supervision from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro; and completed advanced study at Brigham Young University and the University of California, Berkeley. In her professional experience, she has served as a teacher, psychometrist, guidance counselor, librarian, principal, supervisor, assistant to the superintendent, area superintendent, model cities coordinator and the owner of a floral business. Her affiliations and leadership experiences include service as the 20th national president and seventh Mid-Atlantic regional director of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Winston-Salem Chapter of The Links Inc., Book Club of Today, No Name Pinochle Club, Budget Advisory Committee of the City of Winston-Salem, Educator on Loan to Hanes Corp. (Sara Lee), Black Leadership Roundtable, Ebony Magazine 100 Most Influential African Americans, National Education Associations (AASA, ASCD), First Baptist Church, Chair-Personnel and Finance committees, and United Way Allocations Committee. Her former board and directorships include the Winston-Salem Foundation (president), Child Guidance Center, National Urban League, Winston-Salem Girl Scouts of America, Robert Vaughn Agency (president), March of Dimes, National Council of Negro Women and Operation Big Vote. Her work with her beloved sorority, AKA, has brought the admiration of many people. Under her administration, AKA broke ground on its debt-free headquarters. The Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Foundation was also launched during her administration, with the help of her twin sister, Constance Holland. She also initiated the Leadership Fellows Program and conceived the AKA Connection Committee. She has spearheaded an effort to develop Ivy Acres Senior Residence Center Inc., which is to be the first black-owned and sponsored retirement community. This retirement community is to be located on the land already purchased in Winston-Salem. Dr. Phillips has served as a trustee at Winston-Salem State University and as a trustee at First Baptist Church, where she has belonged for more than 50 years, thereby earning the highly regarded designation of "Gold Star Member." In 2005, she celebrated 50 years of service to Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Locally, she was active with the Phi Omega Chapter. Funeral services will be held at 1 this afternoon, July 9, at Greater Cleveland Avenue Christian Church, with Bishop Sheldon McCarter officiating. Interment will follow in Evergreen Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Senior Residences Inc., 2651 Wallingford Road, Winston-Salem, NC 27101. Online condolences may be made at www.hooperfuneralhome.net (Hooper)
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Memories and Condolences
for Barbara Phillips
Jennifer Hawkins
April 28, 2020
Still missed
Mildred Patterson
May 4, 2018
Barbara continues to be missed. Her rich legacy continues to consume the lives of those friends whom she touched in a positive way. She is missed but not forgotten. May her legacy continue to spread in the four seasons of life.. As the ivy continues to spread may Barbara 's legacy continue to be visible in the sorority she loved and served with honor and.respect. Rest in peace my friend and sorority sister. Sisterly, Soror Mildred Lucas Patterson/ St. Louis, MO./ Kernersville. NC
Soror Phyllis Harmon
August 5, 2005
The sorors of Phi Iota Omega in Birmingham, AL, extend our sympathies to the family. Soror Barbara's past contributions to our community and Sorority will be missed and are greatly appreciated. Be blessed,Soror Phyllis Harmon
Dr. Marcia Donaldson
July 22, 2005
I was deeply saddened by the news of Soror Barbara's death. Please accept my deepest sympathy. It was a priviledge and a pleasure to know her and to work with her in many of our sorority programs. We will miss her kind, caring spirit and ready smile.
Soror Terah Hanna-Sweeting
July 22, 2005
To the Family,
We know not the hour, the time or place when our we will see Jesus but let your comfort come by knowing that Soror Barbara has touched the lives of many persons and her legacy will live on.
May her soul rest in Piece.
willie and sandra boyd
July 21, 2005
u dont know us but our heart go out to the family. may god bless the family.
Soror Rhonda Lewis
July 21, 2005
To the Family:
I will keep you and your family in my prayers and in my heart. I pray that God will forever pour out his blessings upon you. We know that when praises go up, BLESSINGS do come down.
Soror Margaret Crowe (Longview, Texas) always talked about Soror Phillips as her Soror and friend.
Soror Barbara Phillips will certainly be missed!
Your Friend in Christ,
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Epsilon Zeta Omega Chapter
Soror Rhonda Lewis
July 21, 2005
To the Family:
I will keep you and your family in my prayers and in my heart. I pray that God will forever pour out his blessings upon you. We know that when praises go up, BLESSINGS do come down.
Soror Margaret Crowe (Longview, Texas) always talked about Soror Phillips as her Soror and friend.
Soror Barbara Phillips will certainly be missed!
Your Friend in Christ,
Natasha Scott
July 20, 2005
Eleanor,
I am very sorry to hear of your loss. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. I will always remember our little visits to see Mrs. Barbara.
Natasha Scott
Denise Kahn
July 20, 2005
To the Family,
Words can not express the sorrow felt in the loss of Soror Phillips. She will always be remembered for her work with Ivy Acres.
Soror Denise Kahn
Beta Mu Omega Chapter, Ft. Worth, Texas - Past Basileus 2000-01.
Towanda Wiggins-Smith
July 20, 2005
Dear Eleanor,
Please know that my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. I apologize for not being present during your time of bereavement however I just did not know. Thank you Eleanor, for sharing Ms. Barbara and the rest of your family with me while we were co-workers in WSFC Schools. I have very fond memories of Ms. Barbara and the many times I was allowed the opportunity to celebrate in good times and sad times with your family.
Love & Friendship Always
Lola Smalls
July 20, 2005
I send my condolences to the family.
Lola Kelly Smalls
Member of Sigma Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Joan Shands
July 20, 2005
Pi Pi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., sends our condolences to the family and thank you for sharing the time given to Soror Phillips by the Almight with us.
Clara Ann Twigg-Mims
July 19, 2005
Soror Phillips was Supreme Basileus
when I became a member of our great sisterhood. She will never leave you for she will be the gentle rain that brushes your cheek, the soft whisper of the wind as it fingers your hair, and the faint flutter of a coloful butterfly lingering on a fragrant bloom. Find peace and comfort in memories of a wonderful life and the legacy that she left for all to cherish.
Soror Clara Ann Twigg-Mims
Charisse Henry
July 19, 2005
Our thoughts and condolences are with all who were touched by Soror Phillips' life.
Sorors
Charisse Henry (Phi Kappa Omega)
Michelle Holland-Gillard (Theta Omega)
Sharon Holland (Lambda Tau Omega)
LaVerna Thomas
July 19, 2005
God has blessed us with the beauty of Soror Barbara. May He continue to bless you.
Soror Cassandra Nelson-Sappington
July 19, 2005
To my sorors, family, and friends of Barbara Phillips......... Please know that you are in my daily thoughts and prayers. Soror Barbara is in a better place. We love her and will truly miss her.
Soror Traci Fisher
July 19, 2005
The sense of feeling of loss yet joy for heaven's gain cannot be measured in these mere words. I wish to express my sympathies and condolences to the family of our beloved Dr. Barbara K. Phillips, 20th Supreme Basileus of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. My continued prayers reside with the family where peace envelopes each of your hearts. May your faith remain in Christ Jesus where the warm, sweet memory of her legacy provides a feeling of serenity that comes from her vast accomplishments of dedicated service to mankind. These are the kind of experiences I encourage the family to keep, not in your own strength but in the power of God’s might. I remain,
Respectfully,
Soror Traci R. Fisher. President
Nu Omega
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated
Vernessa Streater
July 19, 2005
With deepest condolences for the family of Soror Phillips.
Soror Doris Stewart-Morgan
and
Soror Vernessa M. Streater
Delta Delta Omega Chapter.
Jaundalyn Haywood
July 18, 2005
To Soror Barbara Phillips' Family:
My deepest sympathy and condolences.
Dr. Latrice E. Eggleston
July 18, 2005
Sorors, family and friends of Soror Barbara K. Phillips: May it soothe your spirit to know that you are being thought of with caring prayers for a peaceful heart. Hold on and remember that the legacy and spirit of Soror Barbara will continue to carry on.
GARY ONEAL
July 16, 2005
I WAS SORRY TO HEAR ABOUT BARBARA'S PASSING. SHE HIRED ME, AS MY FIRST PRINCIPAL, AND I'M STILL TEACHING TODAY. SHE WAS A GOOD FRIEND AND COLLEAGUE
Phyllis Martin
July 14, 2005
To the Phillips Family:
I was sad to hear of the untimely passing of my friend and Soror Barbara K. Phillips. I met Barbara while we both attended Winston Salem State Teachers college in the fifties. We were both raised by our grandparents and exchanged reflections. Through the years I have read and heard from friends of her service to the community at large. May God be with the family.
Phyllis Johnson Martin
Cynthia Norwood-Skinner
July 14, 2005
To Nancy & family
"...The Lord will bless His people with Peace." Psalm 29:11
Barbara Washington
July 14, 2005
Our sympathy to the Tammy Williams-Blackwell family in the passing of your beloved aunt. She led a life of service and a commitment to her family and projects she spear-headed. Howard and I have known Tammy but a short while and have grown to love her, her family and the business sense she undoubtedly demonstrates that seems to be much like her Aunt Barbara's.
Gayleatha Brown
July 13, 2005
Please offer my sincerest condolences to the family and friends of AKA
Supreme Basileus Dr. Barbara Kinard Phillips. I heard the news of her
death via a fellow AKA Soror and just wish to offer words of comfort
and
support.
Most sincerely,
Soror Gayleatha B. Brown
U.S. Embassy Pretoria, South Africa
Soror Angela Monts
July 13, 2005
To The Phillips Family,
Soror Barbara Phillips was an awesome woman. My family will pray for your family during this time. Soror Barbara is in such a wonderful place and God has a special mansion prepared for a woman who fulfuilled her destiny and walked in purpose.
May God bless and keep you always.
Soror Angela Mosley Monts
Virginia Hoover
July 12, 2005
Dear Eleanor and Family,
I extend my deepest sympathy to you all. I am sorry for being absent from the services; I did not know that Soror Barbara K had past. As you know, we are true family - I would have been there had I known. Nonetheless, God is an all knowing, all seeing, and all doing God. May His love forever surround you all, as I know He will. I am a witness He will comfort and sustain you. I love each of you.
Forever,
Virginia Hoover and Family
July 12, 2005
To the family of Barbara K. Phillips,
I extend my deepest condolences. Soror Barbara was always such a strong presence of faith and encouragement. When she learned I was coming to Howard University to work on my Ph.D. she was so encouraging and provided me with names of other sorors to contact in the Washington, D.C. area. I am confident of this one thing, the Lord is still able to do exceedingly and abundantly more than we can ever imagine. He will continue to comfort you in the days that lie ahead.
Soror Sherrie Flynt Wallington
Glenda Newell-Harris
July 12, 2005
It is with profound sadness that we celebrate the homegoing of Soror/Link Barbara. Soror Barbara was very supportive of me in the early seventies when I pledged AKA as an undergraduate. As a native of Winston-Salem, she always encouraged me to strive for excellence as a young kid. A tall tree has fallen in the forest.
Dale Bailey-Brooks
July 11, 2005
To the family of Soror Barbara K. Phillips:
Barbara's leadership and support of neophyte AKA's at Winston Salem State University over 30 years ago, will never be forgotten. A woman of high standards and impeccable moral character, Barbara's professionalism and leadership will always be her legacy. My sincere condolences to the family.
Dale Bailey-Brooks
WSSU Class of 1972
Valerie Merritt
July 11, 2005
To the family of Soror Barbara K. Phillips . . .
By sharing herself with mankind, her spirit will always remain. I join all Alpha Kappa Alpha women as we thank God for allowing His angel to walk among us. Through the lives that she touched, this world is a better place. May God be with you during this difficult time.
Soror Cynthia Taylor
July 11, 2005
My prayers are with the family. I was honored to meet Soror Phillips at the opening of Soror Ida L. Jackson's Dorm at Cal Berkeley.
Soror JoElla Julien
July 11, 2005
To the Family of Soror Barbara,
Though I knew Soror Barbara from afar as our Past Supreme, it is only recently that I got to know her "up close and personal" as I shared time with her during her visit for the death of our Soror Jordan's husband here in the Bay Area. Not only was I shocked to hear of her death, but was very saddened over the loss of a new friend and soror. May she rest in peace. May you remember all of the good times your family has shared.
Gloria Brown-Covington
July 11, 2005
To the family of Barbara K. Phillips:
I extend my heart felt sympathy. Remember God is near you in your time of loss and always there to help and comfort you. Hopefully, all the special memories of Soror Barbara will remain dear to you. May God continue to bless you.
Delores Revis
July 11, 2005
Mr. Phillips and Sorors Eleanor and Connie,
I have lost a soror whom I admired and loved. When I was Basileus of Alpha Theta Omega Chapter, Barbara was our Regional Director. She gave wise advise and support. She leaves a great legacy.
Crystal Fletcher
July 11, 2005
Soror Constance & Family,
I was saddened to learn of the passing of Soror Barbara. I had the opportunity of meeting Soror Barbara in Portland, Oregon at the 75th AKA Far Western Regional Conference in 2004. I had heard so much about her from my Aunt, Gloria Banks, and was so excited to finally have the chance to speak with her. We have communicated via mail over the past year. She was an inspiration as a Soror, educator, and an outstanding person. Soror Barbara will be greatly missed. You and your family are in my prayers. May God continue to bless and keep you.
Cassandra Edmonds
July 11, 2005
To the family of Barbara K. Phillips, I send you my deepest sympathy. You should take comfort in knowing that she led an awesome life, inspiring many along the way. Her loving and fun-filled memories will last a lifetime.
Nicole Herring
July 11, 2005
May God continue to bless and be with the family of Soror Dr. Barbara K. Phillips. I will keep you all in my prayers.
Coleman Rader
July 10, 2005
To Garret, Eleanor,Constance and family;
My prayers and my grief are with you for the loss of a person we all remember as great in every aspect of the word. Barbara and I go back to early school years. I will miss my classmate, my friend.
Royal/Pearl Bacote
July 9, 2005
To Garret, Eleanor,Constance and family,
We are deeply saddened to learn of your loss. Barbara was a real warrior for her beloved AKA Sorority and for educational endeavors. She will be greatly missed.
Wivona Murray Ward
July 9, 2005
May the memories stored within your heart help lessen your sorrow and may it comfort you to know others are saddened by your loss.
Barbara was a friend and classmate of my sister, Mary Murray Cook ,which made her a friend of the family.
LaShene Lowe
July 9, 2005
Soror Phillips' Family:
I met Barbara at a Boule in Chicago. My advisor and she were friends and I was Basileus of our chapter at Lincoln in Mo. What a small world because I was from Westfield a few mile north of Winston. I am sorry to hear of her passing. We never did get to track our family tree to see if we were related. You see I am a Lowe, too. My prayers are with you for you have lost a jewel in body but her memories are with you eternally.
Betty Nyangoni
July 9, 2005
To the family of Barbara Kinard Phillips, I send my deepest sympathy in the recent loss of your love one. You should take comfort in the fact that she lived a full life, with great accomplishmants and service to her fellow human beings.
Cherri DuPree
July 9, 2005
Dearest Connie and Nancy,
My prayers remain with you. We are thinking of you here in Indiana. Roy and Eleanor, Peace be with you and your family.
Love, Cherri
Gloria M. Hines
July 9, 2005
Soror Barbara has a special place in the memories of Iota Kappa Omega Chapter as she was the Mid-Atlantic Regional Director at the time our chapter was chartered. We will always cherish the memories of a very special Alpha Kappa Alpha woman and we extend our heartfelt sympathy to her family.
Christine Hedgley-Johnson
July 8, 2005
For 60 years we have been friends from third grade through college. My parents loved you as their own and through their lives our bond has tightened. Thank you for all you have given to me, my family and all those you have worked so hard for.
Daisy Brown-Lanier
July 8, 2005
Dear Soror Constance and Family, I was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of our beloved 20th Supreme Basileus, Soror Phillips. Soror Barbara made a profound and lasting impression on our sisterhood. During her tenure, she introduced many programs that are still in place today. All of us will miss her, but our lives have been made richer because she passed our way. You and your family are in my prayers and may God continue to bless you.
Jeanne Mays
July 8, 2005
Condolences to the family. You will be in our prayers. Soror Jeanne Mays
Karen Scott
July 8, 2005
To the family of Soror Dr. Barbara K. Phillips: God Bless each one of you and you have our deepest sympathy.
Soror Carnetta Davis
July 8, 2005
With deepest sympathy for the family of Soror Phillips.
Lafayette & Allison Greely
July 8, 2005
Nancy,
You and your family are in our prayers.
ROSE LEGRAND
July 8, 2005
ELDER NANCY,
MY PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU AND YOUR FAMILY.
Michael & Maeretha Hopson
July 8, 2005
You are in our thoughts and prayers. Love Michael & Maeretha
Edwina Eubanks
July 8, 2005
May it comfort you to know that your loved one, and my dear Soror, is with God and lives in His eternal care. Soror Barbara's legacy will always be the inspirational role model for the women of Alpha Kappa Alpha and the world at large.
LaTonya Broome Richardson
July 8, 2005
Our sympathy to your family. You're in our prayers.
Shirley and LaTonya
Diane Golson-Burroughs
July 8, 2005
Eleanor,
You have my deepest sympathy. You and your family are in my prayers.
Susan Jenkin
July 8, 2005
I feel like I new Barbara through Connie. While visiting Connie she took me to visit with Barbara and Roy.
I know how the family will know the loss of a loved one. As I lost my Mother 2 years ago. My prayers go out to Roy, Elenor, and Connie.
Martha Bailey Harrison
July 8, 2005
I am deeply saddened by the news of Barbara's death. I treasure the memories of our friendship from our high school days and through the years.
My deepest sympathy and prayers to Roy, Elenor and Connie.
Nellie Brown
July 8, 2005
To the family, I had the privilege of meeting Dr. Phillips at my doctor's office ( Dr. Yopp )a few weeks ago. My heart is sadden by the loss of your loved one.
Elenor it's been since Bennett College that we've talked, you and your family are in my prayers. God will take care of you, I know this from the loss of my Mother.
Tamela Ketchmore
July 8, 2005
I am deeply sadden by the death of our 21st National Supreme Basileus Dr Phillips. As native of Winston-Salem Barbara was my Soror and a good friend. She was a Phenomenal Woman.I will truly miss her. Rest in Peace Soror until We met on the other side dressed in our Pink and Green in Heaven. I will always love you. Soror Tamela Ketchmore Las Vegas Nevada.
Sharon Diggs
July 8, 2005
With Deepest Sympathy,
Michelle Strong (AKA)
July 8, 2005
My deepest sympathy to the family on the loss of a very dear loved one. May God Bless you.
Janice H. Wilcox
July 8, 2005
Cannot express the sadness I felt for the loss of this dynamic and unforgettable force who walked among us with such grace, dignity, and wisdom. I shall miss her leadersip and dedication as a Soror, as a sister Link, but mustly as a friend, albeit of relatively short duration. Would that we all would leave such a mark! The world is a better place for your having been here, Barbara.
Alenda Young
July 8, 2005
Though the voice is quiet, the spirit echoes still. Such a rich life is never forgotten. My heartfelt sympathies for the family, friends, and sorority sisters that have been touched by the life of Dr. Barbara Kinard Phillips.
Alenda Young
Member, Xi Nu Omega Chapter, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.
Emilie-Louise Davis
July 8, 2005
Barbara was always there in the good times, but most often, in the bad times. She was a trusted friend and I will miss her. Her family should be comforted in knowing that she was well loved and respected by all who knew her.
Angela Brisce
July 8, 2005
Elder Nancy,
At this time of sorrow, you and your family are in my prayers.
Angela Briscoe (GCACC) and Crown Ministry
Soror Denise E. Gresham-Knox
July 8, 2005
Soror Phillips was an outstanding Supreme Basileus for our sorority who certainly left a very strong impression on me, especially after
hearing her speak at many of our conferences and special occasions. She will certainly be missed.
Alex/Vera Richardson
July 8, 2005
My deepest sympathy to Barbara's family. You will be in our thoughts and prayers as you go through this difficult time.
E. Ramona Brown
July 8, 2005
Dr. Phillips was one of North Carolina's greatest representatives
to the international sorority, Alpha
Kappa Alpha. She will be sorely missed,
but her inspiration to women will forever be referenced.
Catherine Caesar
July 8, 2005
Our deepest sympathy in the loss of your loved one.
From: Crown Ministry Class "05"
GCACC
Daisy Duncan-Foster
July 8, 2005
Barbara was my mentor,my friend and my Soror Supreme. I am devastated by this sudden loss.We must continue the legacy that she started and insure that Senior Residence Inc is completed.This was to be her last major effort to make this world a better place for so many deserving seniors.
I extend my love and prayers to Elenor, Connie And Roy.
Soror Audrey Anderson
July 8, 2005
Your family are in my thoughts and prayers.
May God help you through this difficult time.
Denise Martin
July 8, 2005
Crown Ministries
EDWARD DAVIS,111
July 8, 2005
WITH HEARTFELT SYMPATHY TO A GREAT AND WONDERFULL FRIEND.
Brenda Hampton
July 8, 2005
My deepest sympathy on the lost of our great Soror. Soror Phillips was a beacon of light to Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
Sharon Pitt
July 8, 2005
Eleanor,
You and your family are in my prayers.
David Hedgley
July 8, 2005
I have known Barbara since we were
both 7 years old. During that time, I have many pleasant memories. Because Barbara was so productive in many arenas, she is certain to leave a rich legacy.
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