Hal, so sorry to hear of your wife's passing.  May God provide you with peace and comfort during the time ahead. I often think of you when I drive home past your house.

Hal, members of the Worth family,Catherine,Bruce,Clark,Barbara and Lloyd, Please accept my condolences on the loss of your wife and mother. Phyllis will always be remember as someone who would take on anything and succeed. It was my pleasure to know her as a patient and am sorry to see her leave all of us. But we have so many good memories of all that she did and all that she was.

Dear Hal.  I have been traveling and was so sorry to hear about Phyllis when I returned.  I think fondly of both of you and your thoughtfulness and graciousness when I lived on Westward.  Discussions re: neighborhood business at your home were always so pleasant and much of that was due to the warm hospitality Phyllis always showed and her caring and thoughtful comments. She had a special spark.   Janet Fritz

Our heartfelt condolences to Hal, Lloyd and all the Worth family on Phyllis's passing. Throughout our lives we meet and get to know hundreds of people, but there are only a few that leave a lasting mark on your lives. I met Phyllis and Hal when I accompanied my friend Tim to visit his young girlfriend Barbara. Tim, being a bit shy at the time let me do the talking with Phyllis and Hal. For several visits they thought I was Barbara's boyfriend. We still have fun talking about these early memories as well as the many times spent with Hal and Phyllis over dinners and fac's. Later as a poor student and newlywed, Phyllis hired my wife to assist her with her drapery business. This employment brought much more than money. It brought a friendship and guidance for a new wife. We will surely miss our friend Phyllis.

Dear Hal (and family),
Our sincere condolences in the loss of Phyllis.  We appreciated her sense of humor and her willingness to help members get to NARFE meetings.  We're glad that you were able to take the Alaska trip together.  You have our best wishes.

My sincere condolences to the Worth family, especially to Hal and Lloyd. I met them and Phyllis through DeMolay. I have not seen either Hal or Lloyd for many years, but you are not forgotten.

Hal:  I'm so sorry to learn of your loss.  My sincere condolences.  Ken

Lloyd: Sorry to hear of your Mom's passing.  Haven't seen you in many years but remember all the fun times we had in DeMolay - especially playing Sunday football in the snow.

We are saddened at the passing of Phyllis Worth, and wish Hal and all the family our condolences.

One meets many people in one's life but few had the impact that Phyllis has had on mine. She taught me by example that wealth isn't necessary to have beautiful things in my life, that my political beliefs as a Democrat are worth fighting for, that humor can get me through about anything, what a partnership in marriage should look like and a glass of wine and good friends at the end of the work day is a celebration of life. Her best advice to me ....You can spoil your animals but not your children.  They have to go out in the world.  I have often thought of this saying over the years and smiled to myself. She was so very proud of all of your accomplishments and I loved hearing her talk about all of you.....from Hal's board meetings to grandchildren to school and work achievements. Even though I have not been as good a friend as I wished to over the last years, I still thought of her often and wondered how all of you were doing. I will toast her this evening.

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Phyllis Carter Worth

28 junio, 1924 – 29 septiembre, 2012

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