Phyllis Hodges Obituary

I, too, worked with Phyllis at Quaker Oats. Our running joke was about my pasty, Irish skin. She'd frequently say to me "Maureen, why do you always look so pale?" and I'd reply, "Because I don't have your natural tan!" We'd both laugh like crazy.

My other fondest memory is how proud she was of her children. I hope they all realize what joy they brought to her life.

Phyllis, you may be gone but you certainly are not forgotten. Here's to you!

For those who new phyllis, new she was a real go getter. From what i remember the most, Phyllis's days started quite early, with a stop at Donkin Donut first. Beyone that, phyllis's interllect, and knowledge was one that always was a useful tool. she will forever be remembered.

Phyllis, I will never forget your smile and humor and the good old days in consumer response. I will truly miss you.

I worked with Phyllis at Quaker Oats over an eight year period. We had fun and a lot of laughs especially when we sat next to each other for three years. Although she left us at too young an age, there is comfort knowing she's out of pain and at peace. Prayers and God's blessings to all who grieve this loss.

I'll always remember Phyllis always talking about her potato chip fingernails, and of course her wonderful personality.

Phyllis and I use to laugh together that we were related since both our last names were Dyer at one time !

I worked with Phyllis at Quaker and will always remember her! She will be missed by all! Cathy Dyer Potter

I knew Phyllis as a sister in the Delta Kappa Gamma sorority. I will miss her sense of humor, her commitment and genuine good heartedness. My condolences.

I will always remember your thoughtfulness,
generosity and inspiring word’s of encouragement.

Jimmie Marie Pleasant

Please accept my deepest sympathies.

WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU PHYLLIS AND MISS YOU. FROM YOUR BABY SISTER DARLENE!