Phyllis Ann Schultz
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Phyllis Ann Schultz
September 7, 1936—November 4, 2020
Phyllis Ann Schultz of Overland Park, Kansas passed away at home, peacefully, on Wednesday November 4, 2020. Phyllis was a member of the Rolling Hills Presbyterian Church and Chapter F PEO. Phyllis graduated from Kansas State University in elementary education.
She is survived by her husband of 62 years Donald Dean Schultz; her daughter Maryse Fay Owen (Quentin); her son Craig Nolan Schultz (Kathy Troutfetter); and two grandchildren Nathan Owen (Alyssa); and Jason Owen; her Sister Mary Lou Turner; and her brother Arthur Sayler(Esther).
She was preceded in death by her father and mother: Arthur and Beatrice Sayler and her brother-in-law John Turner.
Phyllis was a stay at home mother performing all of the duties that position required. After her children left for college she became a Pre School teacher at Rolling Hills Presbyterian Church Preschool. After retiring she joined several clubs: Partners-of Principals Book Club; Rolling Hills Book Club; Walmer St. Bridge Club; John Diemer Bridge Club and the Leawood Garden Club. Phyllis enjoyed visiting U.S historical sites and was a docent at the John Wornall house and the Oxford school. Phyllis loved to visit and was a very friendly caring person who brought joy and happiness to others. She will be missed by all who knew her.
A private service will be held after Covid-19 is under control.
In lieu of flowers the family asks that memorial contributions be made to KU Endowment 3901 Rainbow Boulevard, Mail Stop 3012, Kansas City, KS 66190 to benefit cancer research. Online contributions may be made at WWW.kuendowment.org/give Please indicate that donations are for the Phyllis Ann Schultz memorial.
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Don, may The Peace of Christ and the love of friends and family be with you.
jim and alice burwinkle don just want to offer our sympathy. remember the get to gathers by phyllis at your home for the neighbors. peace be with you. jim and alice.
Don – my heart felt sympathy for your loss. Peace. Charlie
Phyllis was a great friend and you always knew she was around because she had an infectious laugh and was always upbeat. We were fortunate to meet Phyllis and Don when we were members of the John Deimer Bridge Club for about 40 years.
We will miss Phyllis and she will be missed by her family and everyone who knew her.
Pat & Bob Pfeiffer
Don, I am so sorry for your loss. I have fond memories of our times square dancing together back in the 70s and 80s. Phyllis will be sorely missed for her infectious laugh and loving nature.
Ann Boch, Shaw, Lemieux
Don, my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Walmer street is missing a good neighbor. May the Lord grant you peace and comfort.
Burton Huerter
Don, Maryse, craig & family——–We are so sorry to see that Phyllis passed on. Our hearts reach out to you in love and deepest sympathy. She was a wonderful person and we regret that we have been so lax in keeping in contact in recent years. Time just goes too fast for us old, slow folks! We are praying for you and we know God will give you peace and comfort as well as courage to carry on. Yellow Rock, Don & Lenora
Patrick and I are so sorry to hear about the loss of your precious Phyllis. She was such a sweet lady . She will be deeply missed. Our daughter, Christine, had her as a preschool teacher and loved being in her class. God bless you and your family.
Don and family,
Have just learned of Phyllis death. Please have our prayers, love and sympathy. When we lived on Walmer she was a wonderful neighbor. I also remember the Christmas parties and the walks we would go on. May God be with you and give you comfort. Randy and Betty Schuldt