Phyllis Perryman

Phyllis - My sweet Aunt Phyl. I don't even know where to begin. You were one to always speak your mind and never cared what anybody thought. I am so gald I was able to take care of you these last few years, because you taught me so much. You would always call me to see what channel the football or baseball game was on, and to let me know when the CMA's where on. You'd call me to tell me Kenny Chesney was going to be on tv. You loved to play poker and rummy. You loved doing your cross word puzzles and circle words and then ask for help when you couldn't find the words. You were a "firecracker" which I adored because you always fought for what you wanted and believed in. I love you and will miss you. Martha - The one thing I remember about Aunt Phyl is every holiday she would buy everyone outfits that would all match but different colors the girls and the guys. The favorite was the green pants that made the rounds and the clock purses that only Aunt Phyl could find. We all knew that whatever one of them opened the other would get the same thing in a different color. Debby - My Aunt Phyllis. Oh what fun memories. When I first started to like rock, she would buy the tickets and let Titi drive her Cadillac convertible. Her favorite holiday is Christmas. She bought for everyone. I'd get to help wrap presents (some being my own). She had to have a Christmas stocking filled with fun things. She taught me about make-up, doing my hair, other girlie things. She was loved by all, spoke her mind. I'm gonna miss her. Lisa - Hey honey, did you like the clothes I gave you? I never see you wearing them and do you know how much I spent? Jennifer - Aunt Phyl used to send me birthday cards with a check inside and I would never cash them. She would call and tell me to cash the check because it's messing up her account. David - He remembers Aunt Phyl coming around the corner to the house in her convertible. She would come into the house and ask Dad to do all these things to help fix her car. Mike - He remembers that Aunt Phyl would rent a hotel room while she was working so the kids could go swimming.

Phyllis Perryman

April 19, 2015