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Phyllis Greene Obituary
Phyllis was an accomplished hair stylist, interior decorator, and beauty queen; and known for her sweet spirit, loving hugs, and being a prayer warrior for many. She enjoyed tea with loved ones and playtime with her grandchildren. A great joy in her life was traveling, exploring more than 37 countries and 39 states with her husband of 60 years and high school sweetheart. Phyllis is survived by her husband, Jerrell Wayne Greene; her two daughters, Kimberly Dell Greene and Krystal Deneen Greene-Diaz; four grandchildren, Tonya, Kendall, Kayla, and Grant; and four great grandchildren, Zachary, Logan, Steffani, and Levi. She is a member of South Rowan class of 1966 and First Reformed Church in Landis, NC, and previously a member at Grace United Methodist in Orlando, FL, and Faith Family Community Church in Winter Garden, FL.
The Celebration of Life will be held on Saturday, June 28th at 4pm, with receiving at 3pm, at First Reformed Church, 210 N. Central Avenue, Landis, NC. Phyllis requested colorful attire. To watch live: www.YouTube.com/@frclandis
In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting some of Phyllis' favorite flowering plants for a memorial garden at her residence. Godley's Garden Center can assist. Please ask for the Phyllis Greene Memorial Garden, 704-935-4762.
Kilby's Florist of Kannapolis will be assisting with flowers for the Celebration of Life, 704-935-4762, www.kannapoliskilbysflorist.com.
To contribute to the memorial album, http://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/china-grove-nc/phyllis-greene-12413236 click "Add a Memory."
Linn-Honeycutt Funeral Home is honored to be serving the Greene family.
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