Birth date: Oct 27, 1935 Death date: Feb 1, 2010
Phyllis J. Dovala (nee Pandy), age 74, of Amherst, died on Monday, February 1, 2010 at New Life Hospice Center of St. Joseph, Lorain. She was born on October 27, 1935 in Lorain. She graduated from Lorain High School. Phyllis was Read Obituary
Abschied Traurig ist's, wenn Menschen gehen In das unbekannte Land. Nie mehr k'nnen wir sie sehen Oder sp'ren ihre Hand. Doch sie sind vorausgegangen, halten uns die Tore auf, werden einstens uns umfangen, wenn zu End'der Lebenslauf. (Lisl G'thoff) Mein Aufrichtiges Beileid
Sorry to hear about Phyllis death. We knew Emma Cream Pandy from the Saxon Club. We are members of St. John's UCC, and she was a great sunday school teacher. She will be miss by all.
My thoughts and prayers go out to Steve and family. Reading Ron Phillips condolence is exactly right. We had so much fun growing up with Steve. I remember Steve, you and your mother always being so upbeat. We always new wear we stood with your mom she was like our mom as well. We are all blessed in this neighborhood to have had her in our life.
Don and Sandy ... I am saddened to hear today of the loss of your mother. My thoughts are of you, today, and of your family. Please express my condolences to them all. Sincerely, Bill Ferry.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. May the words in Acts 24:15 be of hope and comfort to you.
My thoughts and prayers go out to you guys. growing up with Steve and the fun conversations with your Mom were always something that I looked forward to.I will always have them in my memories. sorry I can't be there today as I'm in Chicago on work. Please take care and God bless. Ron
I am very sorry for your loss, Phyllis will be deeply missed by her friends and family. Over the years, Phyllis was one of my most cherished friends. Although we may not have spoken for long periods, when we did, it was as if no time had passed. I always loved our marathon phone conversations which were filled with her wit and humor. I most admired Phyllis' grace and dignity when dealing with life's challenges. She always put the needs of others before her own, and was incredibly devoted to her family. I am thinking of you all, and hope you find comfort in your memories and love for each other.
Dearest Phyllis, A list of all of the wonderful experiences we have shared together and memories I will treasure, I will miss you, but will keep you alive forever in my heart and thoughts. o The sharing of your warm coat and loving arms when I was cold o Vacationing at the beach and enjoying all that natures gift could possibly supply us with o Sharing time together on walks and welcoming the sunshine and its warmth o Expressing out thoughts about the wind as it blew across our faces o Enjoying the visit to Charleston and having you upset because I found you house slippers (pink, furry ones at that, just fit for the 90 plus degree weather) to walk the streets of Charleston, SC, when your feet hurt from your shoes o Visiting the Biltmore o Your ability to listening to all of my wild ramblings and laughing at all of the crazy things I come up with to talk about o Sharing cooking tips on the phone o Shopping, I will keep all of my many warm clothes to wear when it gets cold and will think of you o I hope that as your spirit soars above the earth and lives on in everyone?s memories that you are finally without pain Love Pamela
My deepest sympathy to the Dovala family. Sorry to read about her passing. Your mom (wife) was a great person. You're in my thoughts and prayers Kim Plas (Gray)
We are all so sad to hear that we have lost Aunt Phyllis.She was just a awesome aunt to have and always so much fun to be around . our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Dawn Pandy(lee) Todd Pandy
