Obituary: Phillis Angliss-Rosso
Two months shy of 95, Phyllis Angliss-Rosso, passed away on June 19, 2021.
This charming and bright-eyed lady approached life with a can-do spirit. Fiercely independent and energetic, she managed to earn college and master’s degrees while raising three children.
She taught social studies, and was a reporter for the Williams-Grand Canyon News in Arizona. She was a resident of Parks, Arizona and owned the Parks Store for many years.
On stage, off stage, Phyllis loved to entertain her extended family (including four great-grandchildren) and dear friends.
Phyllis Angliss-Rosso is survived by her daughters: Kim Angliss-Gage and her husband Robert Gage Jr., Yorktown Heights and Robin Merante, Dublin, OH; her grandchildren: Lisa Angliss, Broomfield, CO, Gregory Merante and his wife Lauren, Dublin, OH, Leslie Grant and her husband Charlie, Boxford, MA, David Merante, Burlington, VT and Alex Ryysylainen, Edgewater, CO; her great-grandchildren: Jack and Kylie Merante, and Ameilia and James Grant; and her sister Claire Carlson, Garden City, NY.
Phyllis (aka Mom, Grandma, Miema and Miemie) will forever be in our hearts.
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