Condolence: My sisters Zita, Jeannette and I are so saddened to hear of Phyllis's passing. Growing up we spent our summer holidays with our parents Rose and Emile visiting relatives along the Acadian Shores. So often, when we stopped at Aunt Rosie's Phyllis was home on a visit from Ontario. We always remember her sitting in the rocking chair by the window with needle and thread in hand.
Although distance separates us, please know our thoughts and prayers are with you during this difficult time.
Cousins Zita, Jeannette, and Lorraine (Frontain)

Condolence: Dearest Anita, Lawrence, Serena and Olivia, our sincerest condolences to you all during this very difficult time as you mourn the sudden loss of your mom, mother-in-law and grandmother.

Phyllis was such a vibrant, outgoing and happy person and we will miss her dearly.

Take comfort in all the memories you shared and be at peace knowing she is in the house of the lord.

May Phyllis rest in eternal peace.

Love from Jacqueline, Brittany and Nathaniel Holmes

Condolence: So sorry to hear about the passing of your mom. Its been many years since our childhood on McNeilly Rd. Your mother was a great lady. My prayers are with the 3 of you and your dad.

Condolence: Dear Uncle Jack, Claudette, Karen and Anita
How sad-such am incredible lady. I am so sorry for your loss. I was always so impressed with Aunt Phyllis’ creativity as a designer, gourmet cook and her remarkable sense of humour. Being one of the oldest allowed me the privilege of joining exercise class with Aunt Phyllis and Mom. If laughing counts as exercise those two were master athletes.
Girls when Mom passed, one of my girlfriends sent me a message that I shall always remember-Moms teach you everything except how to live without them.
I am thinking of all of you😘❤️

Condolence: My mind is swirling with so many memories of my Aunt Phyllis. Some include endless sleepovers, beautiful clothes, orchard walks, gardening, orchard walks, delicious food, birthdays and holidays and laughing hysterically about ‘absolutely nothing’ at the kitchen table. It was always a pleasure to be mistaken as an additional ‘Abrams’ girl. I will always treasure my Aunt Phyllis’s love and kindness.
My greatest condolences Uncle Jack, Claudette, Karen and Anita and families.

Condolence: Mom you taught me to read, write, sew, drive, cook, garden, and so many things that really matter in life - and I will always miss you and love you forever. 93 years is a lot in this world, but I wish you were still here with us.