The Enterprise, White Salmon, WA., March 27, 1997, page 16

PHYLLIS SIMMONS

     Phyllis June Simmons, a White Salmon resident, died March 18, 1997, at Emanuel Hospital in Portland from a brain hemorrhage, at the age of 52.
     Mrs. Simmons was born Dec.17, 1944, in Hood River, Ore., to Everett and Ada Miller of Odell, Ore. Mrs. Simmons was a homemaker, who enjoyed cooking, gardening, crafts and traveling.
     After meeting and marrying Williams Simmons, they traveled extensively throughout the United States. Her children and grandchildren were her special joy.
     Mrs. Simmons was initiated as a member of the Eagles Lodge #2210 of Bingen in 1985. She served as treasurer, assistant manager and bookkeeper at various times.
     Mrs. Simmons is survived by her husband, William, White Salmon; son Rodney Armstrong, White Salmon; daughters Cindy True, Underwood, and Kristi Ames, White Salmon; brothers and sisters-in-law Loren and Kathryn Miller, Parkdale, Ore., Lavern and Carmalita Miller, Odell, Ore., Darrell and June Miller, Hood River, and Leaford (deceased) and Maxine Miller, Cascade Locks, Ore.; sister Earlene Bowman, Vancouver; seven grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.
     A memorial service will be held at the Valley Worship Center in Parkdale on March 29, 1997, at 3 p.m. A memorial reception will be held at the Eagles Lodge in Bingen at noon on March 29, 1997, for family and friends. Private interment will he in White Salmon.
     Memorials may be made to the Phyllis Simmons Memorial Fund in care of 1st Independent Bank in Bingen.

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