Phyllis E. Barnard passed away quietly on Nov. 18, 2020, at a Blairsville, GA hospital. A Clay
Co., NC native, she graduated from Hayesville High School and had a long career as a hairdresser in Mary Curtis' beauty shop, just off the Courthouse Square in Hayesville. In her later years, Phyllis provided hair styling services to the residents at the Clay County Care Center. Phyllis was a loving person and was willing to help anyone in their time of need. She was preceded in death by a brother Frank Waldroup and wife, Helen. A private graveside service was held at her family plot in Myers Chapel Cemetery on Nov. 22 with the Rev. Mike Duncan officiating.
Co., NC native, she graduated from Hayesville High School and had a long career as a hairdresser in Mary Curtis' beauty shop, just off the Courthouse Square in Hayesville. In her later years, Phyllis provided hair styling services to the residents at the Clay County Care Center. Phyllis was a loving person and was willing to help anyone in their time of need. She was preceded in death by a brother Frank Waldroup and wife, Helen. A private graveside service was held at her family plot in Myers Chapel Cemetery on Nov. 22 with the Rev. Mike Duncan officiating.
Phyllis E. Barnard passed away quietly on Nov. 18, 2020, at a Blairsville, GA hospital. A Clay
Co., NC native, she graduated from Hayesville High School and had a long career as a hairdresser in Mary Curtis' beauty shop, just off the Courthouse Square in Hayesville. In her later years, Phyllis provided hair styling services to the residents at the Clay County Care Center. Phyllis was a loving person and was willing to help anyone in their time of need. She was preceded in death by a brother Frank Waldroup and wife, Helen. A private graveside service was held at her family plot in Myers Chapel Cemetery on Nov. 22 with the Rev. Mike Duncan officiating.
Co., NC native, she graduated from Hayesville High School and had a long career as a hairdresser in Mary Curtis' beauty shop, just off the Courthouse Square in Hayesville. In her later years, Phyllis provided hair styling services to the residents at the Clay County Care Center. Phyllis was a loving person and was willing to help anyone in their time of need. She was preceded in death by a brother Frank Waldroup and wife, Helen. A private graveside service was held at her family plot in Myers Chapel Cemetery on Nov. 22 with the Rev. Mike Duncan officiating.
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