Phyllis K. Dreyer, 68, of Steubenville, Ohio passed away Tuesday, May 11, 2021 at her home surrounded by her family.
She was born January 12, 1953 in Steubenville, Ohio, daughter of the late Audley E. Tolley and Mary I. Parrish.
Phyllis was a 1971 graduate of Jefferson Union High School in Richmond, Ohio. Phyllis worked as a case worker for Jefferson County Department of Job and Family Services, retiring in 2008 after 24 years of service to the community.
Being a grandmother (“Mimi”) was the absolute joy of her life. She will be missed and lovingly remembered by her grandchildren.
In addition to her parents, Phyllis was preceded in death by her older brother, Ron Tolley.
Phyllis is survived by her husband William Dreyer of Steubenville, OH; brother Kenneth (Bernadette) Tolley of Wintersville, OH; son Kevin (Michelle) Kuntz of University Heights, OH; daughter Amy (Larry) Tracy of Akron, OH; step-daughter Mylee (Brian) Seau of Steubenville, OH; grandchildren Madison and Rylee Tracy, Everett Kuntz, Makayla Myers, Landyn and Vanessa Seau; and a number of loving nieces and nephews and great-nieces and great-nephews.
Services will be private at the request of the family.
Phyllis bravely fought against cancer with courage, strength and grace. In lieu of flowers, please consider donating in Phyllis’ name to the American Cancer Society or Magee-Womens Research Institute & Foundation. Cancer.org or Mageewomens.org
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Don and Debbie Bickar
Dear Kevin, Michelle, Amy , Larry , Madison and Rylee, We have so many wonderful memories of your mom from our younger days. She was always fun and happy. We hold those memories close. Please accept our deepest sympathies, your mom was a dear treasure, gone way too soon. God Bless. Don and Debbie Bickar
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Rebecca Palmer
Phyllis was always so sweet and such a good and constant friend. We had many memories of growing up together and the tie that our Moms' grew up together too in Steubenville. She will be missed by all..
09/03/2024
Loretta Colflesh
I grew up 2 doors away from Phyllis. We had a wonderful childhood and we did so much. We climbed trees in the woods, played miniature golf in the woods where we all made a miniature golf course. We went to the swimming pool together. In the winter we sled ride aunt made forts in the snow. We all had a great time and enjoyed our childhood. So sorry for your loss. Loretta Crouso Colflesh
09/03/2024
Barry Robb
Phyllis was a long time customer of mine and a wonderful lady. She was always so nice and respectful to everyone at the station. She introduced us to Bill and we have been friends ever since. I'm so glad Connie and I were able to visit Phyllis and Bill in Aruba in 2017 and see them happy and relaxed. Deepest sympathy to you Bill and your family. Phyllis will be missed by all of us who knew her.
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madison tracy
Mimi you were the best grandmother anyone could ask for. I absolutely loved going to your house every holiday and for every sleepover. Today I was looking back, it's been 3 years since you've passed. I'm about to be a senior, wish you could've seen me graduate. I miss you more and more every day. I miss your scent, laugh, hugs, sleeping over, baking with you, going to the park, etc. Sometimes I smell your lotion, certain smells bring me back to you. I remember when you'd call me "madisue". I wish you didn't have to leave us so soon. We miss you every minute. I love you. See you later.love madie, her granddaughter
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