Phyllis Elaine Van Voorhis Strother, 91, of Winchester, Virginia died Thursday, November 19, 2015 in a local nursing home. Mrs. Strother was born in 1924, in Romney, West Virginia, the daughter of the late Hiram and Gyneth Van Voorhis. She was a Nursing School Graduate and worked for more than 50 years as aContinue Reading
left a message on January 9, 2016:
Ann, I will always remember your mother with fondness. She was so much fun and a very special lady.
left a message on November 23, 2015:
Condolences to Ann and your family, thinking of you today with lots of love and warmth for you..
left a message on November 21, 2015:
I have very fond memories of Phyllis, at College Park Church if Christ when I was growing up. Always positive and oh so very kind. I give my condolences to her daughter Ann and the entire family.
left a message on November 21, 2015:
Phyllis was a fun loving lady which was exhibited in her demeanor and definitely her laugh. One of my favorite memories was being at our church camp's talent night. Phyllis always organized the women in the kitchen as a band. They would dress up using utensils to create their costumes and instruments. I was thankful to be a friend of her family. She was always smiling and happy. Such a wonderful Christan woman who exhibited Christ-like characteristics.
left a message on November 20, 2015:
Many years ago Phyllis and I worked together on a surgical floor at the old hospital. She had such a caring and gentle way about her and was a delight to work with. Later, it was really nice to re-connect with her at FBC. She was a very special lady.
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left a message on November 19, 2015:
Phyllis & Ken Strother were a great delight for my wife, Karen, and I. We enjoyed each others company so often and so much at PrimeTimer's events. My wife, Karen, loves crafts almost as much as Phyllis did. But Karen never has had such an awesomely organized and outfitted craft room as Phyllis had. She still talks about Phyllis and her "craftyness" :)
She & Ken brightened our lives every time we met.
Rich & Karen Brito
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Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.
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