Phyllis Elaine (Watts) Weakly, died Thursday, September 26, 2013, at the Butte Health Care Center in Butte, Nebraska. Phyllis was born January 10, 1937, in Dalton City, Illinois, to Herbert and Bonita (Murphy) Watts.
Phyllis married Hal Lloyd Weakly on March 2, 1954 at Victoria, Texas. Early in her marriage to Hal, they moved several times because of Hal's career in radio and television. Their children were all born in different states with the exception of the last two.
Phyllis, in her younger years, enjoyed playing tennis and was a district champion in Texas. During her adult years, she continued to play tennis and her children will tell you they rarely could equal her skills. If any athletic event was on television, you would find her watching it.
Phyllis was a master of many talents, including crocheting, knitting, embroidery, quilting, painting, and refinishing antique trunks and furniture. She enjoyed cooking, reading, playing cards and games, and spending time with her family and friends.
Phyllis was a member of Save Boyd County and was also affectionately known as "Momma Nuke".
Phyllis is survived by: husband, Hal Weakley of Spencer, Nebraska; brother, Herbert (Martha) Watts of Victoria, Texas; children, Hal Dusty (Sylvie) Weakly of Lisbon, New York, Mark Allen (Carla) Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Dessi Lynn (Richard) Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Matthew Kevin (Rachelle) Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska and Brad Lee (Laura) Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska; grandchildren, Shauna Boettcher of Yankton, South Dakota, Jennifer (Jeff) Porter of Bellingham, Washington, Cody (Ashley) Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Krissy (Nathan) Salsberry of Frenchtown, Montana, Tony (Kari) Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Timory Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Carrah Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Katie Weakly of Beatrice, Nebraska, Kaylee Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Claire Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Megan Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska and Chloe Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska; great-grandchildren, Chance Bardwell of Yankton, South Dakota, Malia and AJ Solorio of Lincoln, Nebraska, Mia, Reese, and Blake Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Halle Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Jack and Johnny Porter of Bellingham, Washington and Dylan, Max, and Story Salsberry of Frenchtown, Montana and a host of family and friendas.
Phyllis was preceded in death by: parents and sister, Patricia (Watts) Dick.
Burial was in Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Spencer, Nebraska.
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Thanks to CPR who added the memorial and who transferred to me.
Phyllis married Hal Lloyd Weakly on March 2, 1954 at Victoria, Texas. Early in her marriage to Hal, they moved several times because of Hal's career in radio and television. Their children were all born in different states with the exception of the last two.
Phyllis, in her younger years, enjoyed playing tennis and was a district champion in Texas. During her adult years, she continued to play tennis and her children will tell you they rarely could equal her skills. If any athletic event was on television, you would find her watching it.
Phyllis was a master of many talents, including crocheting, knitting, embroidery, quilting, painting, and refinishing antique trunks and furniture. She enjoyed cooking, reading, playing cards and games, and spending time with her family and friends.
Phyllis was a member of Save Boyd County and was also affectionately known as "Momma Nuke".
Phyllis is survived by: husband, Hal Weakley of Spencer, Nebraska; brother, Herbert (Martha) Watts of Victoria, Texas; children, Hal Dusty (Sylvie) Weakly of Lisbon, New York, Mark Allen (Carla) Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Dessi Lynn (Richard) Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Matthew Kevin (Rachelle) Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska and Brad Lee (Laura) Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska; grandchildren, Shauna Boettcher of Yankton, South Dakota, Jennifer (Jeff) Porter of Bellingham, Washington, Cody (Ashley) Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Krissy (Nathan) Salsberry of Frenchtown, Montana, Tony (Kari) Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Timory Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Carrah Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Katie Weakly of Beatrice, Nebraska, Kaylee Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Claire Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Megan Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska and Chloe Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska; great-grandchildren, Chance Bardwell of Yankton, South Dakota, Malia and AJ Solorio of Lincoln, Nebraska, Mia, Reese, and Blake Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Halle Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Jack and Johnny Porter of Bellingham, Washington and Dylan, Max, and Story Salsberry of Frenchtown, Montana and a host of family and friendas.
Phyllis was preceded in death by: parents and sister, Patricia (Watts) Dick.
Burial was in Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Spencer, Nebraska.
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Thanks to CPR who added the memorial and who transferred to me.
Phyllis Elaine (Watts) Weakly, died Thursday, September 26, 2013, at the Butte Health Care Center in Butte, Nebraska. Phyllis was born January 10, 1937, in Dalton City, Illinois, to Herbert and Bonita (Murphy) Watts.
Phyllis married Hal Lloyd Weakly on March 2, 1954 at Victoria, Texas. Early in her marriage to Hal, they moved several times because of Hal's career in radio and television. Their children were all born in different states with the exception of the last two.
Phyllis, in her younger years, enjoyed playing tennis and was a district champion in Texas. During her adult years, she continued to play tennis and her children will tell you they rarely could equal her skills. If any athletic event was on television, you would find her watching it.
Phyllis was a master of many talents, including crocheting, knitting, embroidery, quilting, painting, and refinishing antique trunks and furniture. She enjoyed cooking, reading, playing cards and games, and spending time with her family and friends.
Phyllis was a member of Save Boyd County and was also affectionately known as "Momma Nuke".
Phyllis is survived by: husband, Hal Weakley of Spencer, Nebraska; brother, Herbert (Martha) Watts of Victoria, Texas; children, Hal Dusty (Sylvie) Weakly of Lisbon, New York, Mark Allen (Carla) Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Dessi Lynn (Richard) Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Matthew Kevin (Rachelle) Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska and Brad Lee (Laura) Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska; grandchildren, Shauna Boettcher of Yankton, South Dakota, Jennifer (Jeff) Porter of Bellingham, Washington, Cody (Ashley) Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Krissy (Nathan) Salsberry of Frenchtown, Montana, Tony (Kari) Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Timory Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Carrah Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Katie Weakly of Beatrice, Nebraska, Kaylee Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Claire Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Megan Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska and Chloe Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska; great-grandchildren, Chance Bardwell of Yankton, South Dakota, Malia and AJ Solorio of Lincoln, Nebraska, Mia, Reese, and Blake Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Halle Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Jack and Johnny Porter of Bellingham, Washington and Dylan, Max, and Story Salsberry of Frenchtown, Montana and a host of family and friendas.
Phyllis was preceded in death by: parents and sister, Patricia (Watts) Dick.
Burial was in Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Spencer, Nebraska.
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Thanks to CPR who added the memorial and who transferred to me.
Phyllis married Hal Lloyd Weakly on March 2, 1954 at Victoria, Texas. Early in her marriage to Hal, they moved several times because of Hal's career in radio and television. Their children were all born in different states with the exception of the last two.
Phyllis, in her younger years, enjoyed playing tennis and was a district champion in Texas. During her adult years, she continued to play tennis and her children will tell you they rarely could equal her skills. If any athletic event was on television, you would find her watching it.
Phyllis was a master of many talents, including crocheting, knitting, embroidery, quilting, painting, and refinishing antique trunks and furniture. She enjoyed cooking, reading, playing cards and games, and spending time with her family and friends.
Phyllis was a member of Save Boyd County and was also affectionately known as "Momma Nuke".
Phyllis is survived by: husband, Hal Weakley of Spencer, Nebraska; brother, Herbert (Martha) Watts of Victoria, Texas; children, Hal Dusty (Sylvie) Weakly of Lisbon, New York, Mark Allen (Carla) Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Dessi Lynn (Richard) Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Matthew Kevin (Rachelle) Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska and Brad Lee (Laura) Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska; grandchildren, Shauna Boettcher of Yankton, South Dakota, Jennifer (Jeff) Porter of Bellingham, Washington, Cody (Ashley) Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Krissy (Nathan) Salsberry of Frenchtown, Montana, Tony (Kari) Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Timory Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Carrah Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Katie Weakly of Beatrice, Nebraska, Kaylee Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Claire Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska, Megan Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska and Chloe Weakly of Lincoln, Nebraska; great-grandchildren, Chance Bardwell of Yankton, South Dakota, Malia and AJ Solorio of Lincoln, Nebraska, Mia, Reese, and Blake Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Halle Boettcher of Spencer, Nebraska, Jack and Johnny Porter of Bellingham, Washington and Dylan, Max, and Story Salsberry of Frenchtown, Montana and a host of family and friendas.
Phyllis was preceded in death by: parents and sister, Patricia (Watts) Dick.
Burial was in Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Spencer, Nebraska.
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Thanks to CPR who added the memorial and who transferred to me.
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