Birth date: Nov 29, 1959 Death date: Sep 24, 2009
PHILLIPS, STACY RENEE Born November 29, 1959 in Joplin, Missouri and passed away September 24, 2009 in Richardson, Texas. She is survived by her two sons, Brandon and Hunter Phillips; mother, Shirley Clyma; and brother, Doug Clyma Read Obituary
My prayers are with all of you. Stacy was always so kind & helpful whenever I saw her at the Mentor office. If we wanted to know the weather forecast, we could call Stacy-and she would know! Brandon and Hunter– She loved you-her eyes would light up when she talked about you.
Stacy was such a warm and loving person; she loved being a Mother the most. She and I used to talk about our sons together all the time as our oldest are the same age. Brandon and Hunter – you were the lights of her life – she loved you so very, very much and was so proud of you both. She loved taking care of you and being your Mom. To her Mentor "family" – she loved working there and the friends she had there; and so very much appreciated all that you did for her; especially when she got sick. She will me missed by so many. We all know she is with God and in His warm and loving care.
Scacy taught me how to give back at an early age. We collected money for a young child when we were at Mohave. We also went to some nursing homes to visit the residents. These were life lessons from a girl that was a true giver.Stacy has glorified Him in all that she has done in this world. Her strength has inspired me to do more for others. My most special moment in Arizona was seeing Stacy speak to each and everyone of us of her hope ,faith and gratitude. She will be so incredibly missed by us all. In Christ, Andrea Stratton
My thoughts and prayers go out to Stacy's family & friends. She was such a beautiful person with a heart of an angel and will be greatly missed. May you rest in peace Stacy. Until we meet again, Kelli
To Stacy's Family: I am so deeply saddened by the loss of your dear Stacy. She was my friend, since the 7th grade and someone whom I have always admired. It took such great courage and spirit to have fought as she did against her disease and I am sure that she is now at peace and in a better place. I will never forget her lovely personality and indominable spirit and the inspiration she was to so many I'm sure, throughout her life. I am certain that she also touched so many of us for having made the journey to our Saguaro Class Reunion. We all were so blessed to have known her, to have seen her once again and I consider her friendship and her presence there one of the greatest gifts of all. My deepest sympathy, Lee Ann (Reed) Dunn
To the Clyma – Phillips family, I am sending my deepest condolences to you all. I am a fellow Saguaro High classmate that had the opportunity to be with Stacy at the reunion. She was such an inspiration to us all and taught us that life is precious. I wish the best for you all, God Bless. Tara Lee Teresi
I met Stacy three years ago when I started working at Mentor Graphics. I quickly learned that she was quite an animated story teller. Her stories were always filled with sound effects and movements and they always made me laugh. She had such an endearing quality about her. I'm proud to say we developed a friendship over these years and I will miss her dearly. Stacy was a wonderful, loving mother and my thoughts and prayers go out to Brandon, Hunter and her entire family.
Whenever Stacy walked into a room she always brought joy and laugther with her. Her special laugh and gentle spirit will be missed. She used to drive some us crazy but in a way that we loved her even more. All our love and Gods blessings. Jim, Jan and Sam Wiggins Co-workers at Mentor
I am so sorry. You are all in my prayers. You are all very blessed to have such a great person in your lives as well as we all are. Stacy is a very good person, and I say is because she is watching over you and us. My her Star shine the brightest on all of you and all of us. God bless you. LOL Gail Jarres
Dear Family, My very sincerest condolences to all of you. Stacy was such a wonderful, gracious, kind, warm hearted person, and a friend to all. One year I shared a room with Stacy during one of the Sales Kickoff events. Stacy loved her boys. When Stacy spoke of her boys the love, honor, and pride shown through her beautiful smile and her eyes just sparkled. Stacy's boys meant the world to her and each day while she worked number one on her mind was being their Mom. When I think of the Dallas office Stacy is the first to come to mind. Stacy brought so much of herself to the office. Stacy was always cheerful and welcoming to all. Stacy will live on in your hearts and all of our hearts. Take care of yourselves. Elaine
