Evelyn F. Phillips

July 6, 1944 - June 27, 2024

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Evelyn Fay Hall Phillips was born in 1944 in Brownfield, Texas to Arvil and Willie Mae Hall.

She attended Brownfield High school. In 1960, Evelyn married Ross Phillips in Brownfield, Texas, at the Four-Square Parsonage. They moved to Lubbock, Texas, in 1961and had three daughters. She worked for the Lubbock Police Department and the Texas Tech Police Department. She worked for her husband at his business, she enjoyed oil painting, sewing, working in her yard, and she was a homemaker. Most of all she loved Jesus and spending time with her family! She was Nonny to her grand children, great grand children and a great great grand child. She also loved her two Yorkies Maggie and Molly like children. She was still heartbroken over the loss of Ross, her husband of almost 61 years to Alzheimer’s, in 2020. She was an outgoing, fun lady who never met a stranger. She will be greatly missed.

Survivors include a sister Laura Mae Schryer; daughters Ronda (Mark) Hobgood, Tonda (Mark) Morriss, Lynne Phillips; grandchildren Ashley (Jonathan) Brooks, Laura Petteway (Marco Bagnardi), Lynsey Webb, Krystle (Robert) Elliott, Ross Link, Kaitlain (Mark) Link, Christopher Hobgood, Williem Hobgood; great-grand children April (Chris) Flynn, Morgan Myers, MacKensie Martin, Kolton Martin, Lindon Brooks, Madelyne Brooks, Beckett Brooks, Maddisyn Webb, Marylin Thorne, Mason Thorne, Wyatt Hodges, Abigail Hodges, Jacob Elliot, Benjamin Link, Evelyn Link, and great great grandchild Presley Flynn.

Evelyn was preceded in death by both of her parents, her husband, a grandson Leit Martin, and siblings Thomas Hall, Robert Hall, Mary Francis Holder, and Hubert Lee Hall.

Evelyn passed away June 27th, 2024, after an extended illness. She was 79 years old.

Evelyn Fay Hall Phillips was born in 1944 in Brownfield, Texas to Arvil and Willie Mae Hall. She attended Brownfield High school. In 1960, Evelyn married Ross Phillips in Brownfield, Texas, at the Four-Square Parsonage. They moved to Lubbock, Texas, in 1961and had three daughters. She worked for the Lubbock Police Department and the TexasContinue Reading

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Love you Autie

We knew Ross and Evelyn for many years, as Paula Phillips brother and wife. We always enjoyed time spent with them both. Evelyn had an infectious smile and was always happy to see us. She was one of those people that others were drawn to. She was so proud of her girls and family and loved them dearly. She will be missed, but has left a legacy of love and friendship for all who new her.

To my love auntie I am going to miss you so much as our birthday's were on the same day I love n miss you

Ronda, Tonda, and Lynne, I'm so very sorry for your loss of your mom. I remember her being a beautiful, very talented, and cool mom! Please know you and your families are in my thoughts and prayers.

I loved Evelynn ❤️❤️ she was an amazing person She felt like my 2nd mom I loved when she told me stories from her days She was one special lady I will definitely miss her so much Rest in Heaven Evelynn ❤️❤️ Now ur with ur husband like u wanted to be!!

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