Even though we did not see our Cousin Phyl very often, she will always be remembered by us with a smile.  She was one of the most exuberant people I have ever known.  Even if she might complain, just a little, she was always one to try to leave the conversation with a positive point (and a laugh).  We will miss you dear cousin and look forward to seeing you again.  
We wish we could be there for our cousin's services, but due to Tom's health, it is not possible.
Our sympathy to Phyl's siblings, our cousins, and to her children and extended family.  May God bring you comfort as you say farewell to her.
With love,
Marilyn and Tom Yopp

I wasn't made aware of Dad's death or funeral and have been dealing with that for years. I heard about Mom's passing and want you to know how sorry I am for your loss.

Phyllis was a former client, turned dear friend. She was a tough cookie  in the sale of her Sun City home, because it was a very emotional move for her. We worked through the tears together and became good friends. Loved meeting the family and she had so many crazy stories about Chuck and kids. My hubby passed shortly after her move and she emotionally supported me - was my biggest cheerleader every time I post a sale or life event. I loved her dearly. My heart goes out to the family - I will miss her and her crazy, but loving , posts.  May your heart smile each time you recall a memory.   God Bless and May she Rest In Peace. 

First time I Believe I met Phyllis was when she had the house in Big Pine and my husband and I along with my dear friend Debbie Dow , her daughter, and Dave Dow went there to spend a couple of days. Many years past and we all kind of lost touch until I received a friend request from her on Facebook and we began playing words with friends and boy did we play. She was tough to beat. She had a great sense of humor I loved her spunk And I will miss having her as a Facebook buddy and words with friends buddy. I talked to her through messenger the day that it all happened. Rest in peace 🙏. My heartfelt condolences to the family.  Fly with the Angels Phyllis

I am not sure if I ever met Phyllis in person, if I did, it would have been at my Baby shower which Gail Clark threw for me about 33 yrs ago or at Angie’s wedding if she was there. However we became friends and got to know her better on Facebook.  I loved her personality! We meshed seamlessly. We shared a lot of the same thoughts and she was always so witty and also caring.  She had mentioned visiting us here in the OC to meet my new grandson not long ago.  I am shocked that she is gone, I will miss her and her posts and our back and forth chats dearly.  She was an amazing woman!  Who says you can’t get to know someone and be touched by them through social media , did not know Phyllis. 

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Phyllis A. Clark

March 30, 1940 – September 25, 2020

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