The obituary notice of Phyllis May TWISS

So many lovely memories of Aunty Phyl. So grateful for all the help she gave me with my family history research. I remember she took me on a 'guided' family history tour, mainly on foot - all over Devonport, up and around Union Street, all around the Hoe and down to her 'secret place' on the Barbican.
We walked miles. She was 86 at the time!!!
Will miss her greatly.

I feel so grateful for the special moments I had with my Great Aunty Phyl - throughout my childhood and, later, with my own son too. I will always treasure the letters and stories she shared with me. I’ll never forget her visit to my flat in Bath, where she outplayed us all at bowling on the Xbox - a real sport and an inspiration. I will miss her dearly.

Fond memories of a great character at the family Wilson gatherings.

David and Heather

Aunty Phyl contributed to the Plympton community for over half a century and all in the days pre computers so entirely physically manual and would not relish publicity but in my tribute as recognition of her service.
She dedicated herself to the Wives Club and was a founder member of the Harewood House Community Tea Rooms
I am featuring a published piece which she had agreed to.

Goodbye Aunty Phyl. A force of nature, a committed community worker, an incredibly fit walker and most of all lover of all family occasions. This one from Marysia's wedding.