Phyllis Hoffman Depiano Obituary, Death – Phyllis Hoffman, who was my mother and who went away not too long ago; may God grant her eternal rest. The death of Phyllis occurred not too long ago. You had an incredible life, and because of the legacy you left me, I have you to thank for all the wonderful things that have happened to me in my life. Your way of life has served as a model for me to aspire to emulate while I go about my own life. Your family is well-versed in the art of having fun as a direct result of you, Mom, and we continue to learn new things from you on a daily basis.
Thanks to you, your family has been able to do this. Because of you, everyone in your family enjoys themselves very much. Because of you, we are able to take pleasure in ourselves right now in this location. Because of the incredible help and support you have given me in my job as a mother, I am extremely grateful to be able to call you a friend and have you as a part of my life. You are cordially invited to join us in commemorating the life of my mother on July 14 at 10 a.m. at the Flat Irons Community Church, which is the venue of the event that will take place there.
The event will take place at that location. Because the event is going to take place at that location, it is being held there. 400 S Boulder Rd., Lafayette, CO. For this event, we kindly ask that you dress in hues that are bright and draw the eye. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. I would like to express my gratitude to you for working with me on this situation. I am grateful for the fact that you are willing to work together. I am grateful. Heart broken.
Phyllis Hoffman is the name of the individual to whom this particular statement refers. After more than twenty years of being a close friend, may he finally find the peace and tranquility he desires and be at rest in peace. A beautiful angel that provided their assistance to paradise today without charging for it was a present that was given to paradise. This was a gift that was bestowed upon the paradise.
