Evelyn E. Phenicie
Evelyn E. Phenicie, 99, of Stilwell, Kansas, passed away Saturday, January 3, 2009. Evelyn was born October 22, 1909 to the late Norris and Effie Lowry in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Evelyn was a member of the Countryside Christian Church where she was a Circle Leader for over 50 years and was active in her Viewpoint Class at the church. Evelyn was very active with the Red Cross and the Mission community.
Evelyn is survived by her two daughters, Jackie M. Fortney, Paola, Kansas; and Sharon K. Phenicie, Stilwell, Kansas. One sister, Ethel McHardy, Independence, Missouri; three grandchildren, Debbie Fortney & husband Warren Gould, Paola, Kansas; Tammy Johnson and husband Michael, also of Paola, Kansas; and Cindy Fortney, Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri. Three great grandchildren, Cody and Lacy Johnson, Shawn Gould all of Paola, Kansas, and a great great grandson, Joshua Greenleaf also survive her.
The family suggests memorial contributions be made in lieu of flowers to the Countryside Christian Church.
Visitation and Memorial Service
Memorial services will be 10 a.m. Saturday, January 17, 2009 at Countryside Christian Church. A visitation will immediately follow services at the church.
Print Obituary & Condolences
Offer Condolence for the family of Evelyn E. Phenicie
Messages of Condolence
Please share your thoughts ...



Susan and I offer our sympathy to your family for loss of your beloved matriarch, Evelyn Phenicie. Cindy often talked about her and how much she loved her. She obviously live a rich full live. May God be with your family.
Dale & Susan Heimann
I just wanted to say thank you for giving me the honor and privileged of taking care of Evelyn these past few months. The one thing that she shared with me was how blessed her life had been. She said her life was always full of love and happiness all 99 years even during the depression in the 30′s life for her was good. I told her she was the only person I had ever met that had a perfect life. She gave me hope that you can always find good in every thing it is all in how you are looking at it. She made me smile and laugh every day I spent with her and im so glad I was so blessed as to share part of her joyous, loving and beautiful life. Thank you I will cherish it forever. Love, Crystal
To Debbie, I am very sorry for the loss of your grandmother, however, I am very happy that you had as much time with her as you did. You always talked about how much you shared with your grandmother, and how much you enjoyed being with her. You have been very lucky to have had her in your life.
Please accept my condolences on the loss of your Grandma. Cherish her memory and the long joyful life she had. May God keep you and continue to Bless you and your family.
Vivian
Debbie,
I am so sorry to hear the news. May your memories comfort you and please know that you and your family are in our thoughts and prayers.
Lisa
Debbie, Tammy and Cindy,
I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your grandmother. I know how much you loved her. Now, she and grandma Fortney are up in heaven looking down on us all. You’re all in my thoughts and prayers.
Love, your cousin Kelli
Our thoughts and prayers are with your family at this time of loss. We are praying for comfort and clarity and that your family will have moments of great memories of the importance of a life well spent.
Paul & Julie
Cindy and family,
So sorry to hear about Evelyn. It was a pleasure to have been friends all the years at the lake. Many good memories. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Bud & Della
Evelyn and Lacy were both very special friends, and as close to being family as non-relatives could be.
We will always have fond memories of the good times our two families spent together.
We’re sorry we can’t be there to honor Evelyn and to express our love and condolences to Jackie and Sharon.
Dick and Betty
Our Aunt Evelyn was kind and always smiling—a lady with a calm presence. She had a positive attitude about life, and was
always interested in us when we called or visited in person with her. She always asked about all the members of our families.
As long as I can remember, she verbalized her love for Lacy, and told us that she thanked God every day for their love for each other and for their life together.
She loved her family. Evelyn was blessed with two wonderful daughters, granddaughters, and great-grandchildren. She kept us posted with all of ther activities when we talked. She was very proud of all of them.
We have very fond memories of the family get-togethers, spanning many decades. We can still hear, “Hi, honey, how ARE you?”
She remains in our hearts and prayers forever.
Sally, Ed, Doris, Ken, Mary Lou