I knew Phyllis from our membership in Skrastins Outdoor Club. I loved to hike with her for her background of so many of the trails she knew. You would never get lost with Phyllis! I had no idea that Phyllis had so many other interests and talents but I remember that my husband Bruce knew and admired her as they both worked at Mount Royal University. My condolences to all of her family and friends. She will be sadly missed.

Thoughts and prayers to Brian Dawn and girls Jordy Taylor Samantha and Mackenzie and Brian sister Linda and her two daughters on the loss of their beloved mother, grandmother she will be dearly missed being laid to rest next to her loving husband George love to all Sandra and Jim Bull Regina Saskatchewan

Dear Brian, Linda and family. My sincere condolences to you on the passing of your wonderful mother, Phyllis. I will forever remember her keen intelligence, quiet sense of humor and gentle, classy demeanor on the many Skrastins hikes I shared with her as part of our C group family. Rest in peace, dear Phyllis.

Anne Bloomberg.

Words cannot express the feelings going through my mind. My love and prayers to you, Linda, Brian, and families. Auntie Phyllis was always someone to admire and try to emulate.

Linda, Brian and families I send you condolences on the loss of your Mom/Grand Mother. Phyllis was the epitome of a kind and generous person as I have know. Phyllis and George opened their home to myself and Alex and Maddison after the passing of Chris and those memories remain as fresh today as they were in 1997. Time spent at the house in Calgary as well as time on the ski slopes of Sunshine, Louise and Norquay were memories of a lifetime for me and my kids. Time may not heal the wound of the loss of a parent but it will eventually dull the pain. I will be sending you my prayers for strength and comfort in this time of grief.

Kent, Alex and Maddison Watson