Birth date: Oct 30, 1949 Death date: Jan 31, 2012
Phyllis Zullo, 62, of Syracuse, passed away Tuesday at the Francis House surrounded by her loving family. The daughter of Salvatore and Nina ( Saia ) Zullo, she came to the United States in 1954 from Italy and graduated from Assum Read Obituary
My sincere condolences to the Entire family, I have know Phyllis for many years dating back to working at GE together. We also took some fun trips to Mexico and various Skiing adventures. Now I am living in Seattle, and was fortunate to get together with Phyllis on one of my trips back east, she and her smile will be truly missed.
Sally Daniels, Seattle, WA
I worked with Phyllis at Elmcrest several years ago. I now live in Minnesota but Phyllis is one of those people who I will always remember. Phyllis was hard working, caring and talented. She will be missed!!
Suzanne Jerrett
Dear Phyllis,
The last time I saw you, about a week ago, I thought to myself, how ironic that I would be a volunteer caregiver at Francis House providing comfort to you in your final days. When I asked if there was anything you needed, you replied, " A NEW BODY ! " We both tried to chuckle, and I said well...how about a fresh glass of ice water or a blanket for your feet ? You told me you were ready to go...that you wanted all of this to be over. It's hard to answer back to that but I said try and keep the Faith, everything will be alright....it won't be long before you are reunited with your parents, aunts and uncles, and all those who have gone Home already. You wiped a tear from your eye, you were So tired out. I covered you up, turned down your t.v., and you drifted off to sleep. As i left Francis House that evening, I stopped by your room and said a prayer that it wouldn't be long before you got The NEW BODY you requested, that all your pain and suffering would end very soon. Well, the time has come. You have gone Home. May you be enjoying all the benefits that come from that New Body of yours. I hope you were
greeted by family, friends, Angels and Saints. May you forever live in the presence of
Jesus, free of pain, surrounded by peace and love.
Until we meet again...
Jean Mallaro
Until we meet again...
Jean Mallaro
I always looked forward to Phyllis' appointments with me, and i will miss her very much. Our laughs together and great talks. What a beautiful person!
Andrea
(her hairstylist)
RIP dear Phyllis.Thank you God for giving me the honor of knowing this beautiful brave lady and graduating with her at Assumption in 1967. Phyllis always had a kind word and a smile on her face even through her illness. I just added another hero to my list.
