Daughter of Thomas Henry Cook (1876-1961)
and Annie (Anna) Elizabeth Nielson (1885-1968)
Married Ronald Clyde Memmott Apr 29 1932
Phyllis had fond memories of her growing up years in Fountain Green and talked about them often. She attended elementary school in Fountain Green, BYU Jr High in Provo and graduated from Provo High School and LDS Seminary.
In her early years she worked for Intermountain Title, Provo City Mayor and in the County Recorders Office. After marriage and raising their family, she was employed by Mountain Bell and retired from there as District Secretary in 1975. She was a charter member of Professional Secretaries International, Timp Valley Chapter and held offices in that organization.
She has participated in community service, family genealogical records and worked on the committee to publish the Cook Family History Book.
She was an active member of the LDS Church, having served as Primary Teacher, in the Scout program, as Relief Society Visiting Teacher and for the Orem Stake Family Extraction Program.
Phyllis was a selfless person who knew no malice and never said an unkind word about anyone. She cared deeply for her family.
and Annie (Anna) Elizabeth Nielson (1885-1968)
Married Ronald Clyde Memmott Apr 29 1932
Phyllis had fond memories of her growing up years in Fountain Green and talked about them often. She attended elementary school in Fountain Green, BYU Jr High in Provo and graduated from Provo High School and LDS Seminary.
In her early years she worked for Intermountain Title, Provo City Mayor and in the County Recorders Office. After marriage and raising their family, she was employed by Mountain Bell and retired from there as District Secretary in 1975. She was a charter member of Professional Secretaries International, Timp Valley Chapter and held offices in that organization.
She has participated in community service, family genealogical records and worked on the committee to publish the Cook Family History Book.
She was an active member of the LDS Church, having served as Primary Teacher, in the Scout program, as Relief Society Visiting Teacher and for the Orem Stake Family Extraction Program.
Phyllis was a selfless person who knew no malice and never said an unkind word about anyone. She cared deeply for her family.
Daughter of Thomas Henry Cook (1876-1961)
and Annie (Anna) Elizabeth Nielson (1885-1968)
Married Ronald Clyde Memmott Apr 29 1932
Phyllis had fond memories of her growing up years in Fountain Green and talked about them often. She attended elementary school in Fountain Green, BYU Jr High in Provo and graduated from Provo High School and LDS Seminary.
In her early years she worked for Intermountain Title, Provo City Mayor and in the County Recorders Office. After marriage and raising their family, she was employed by Mountain Bell and retired from there as District Secretary in 1975. She was a charter member of Professional Secretaries International, Timp Valley Chapter and held offices in that organization.
She has participated in community service, family genealogical records and worked on the committee to publish the Cook Family History Book.
She was an active member of the LDS Church, having served as Primary Teacher, in the Scout program, as Relief Society Visiting Teacher and for the Orem Stake Family Extraction Program.
Phyllis was a selfless person who knew no malice and never said an unkind word about anyone. She cared deeply for her family.
and Annie (Anna) Elizabeth Nielson (1885-1968)
Married Ronald Clyde Memmott Apr 29 1932
Phyllis had fond memories of her growing up years in Fountain Green and talked about them often. She attended elementary school in Fountain Green, BYU Jr High in Provo and graduated from Provo High School and LDS Seminary.
In her early years she worked for Intermountain Title, Provo City Mayor and in the County Recorders Office. After marriage and raising their family, she was employed by Mountain Bell and retired from there as District Secretary in 1975. She was a charter member of Professional Secretaries International, Timp Valley Chapter and held offices in that organization.
She has participated in community service, family genealogical records and worked on the committee to publish the Cook Family History Book.
She was an active member of the LDS Church, having served as Primary Teacher, in the Scout program, as Relief Society Visiting Teacher and for the Orem Stake Family Extraction Program.
Phyllis was a selfless person who knew no malice and never said an unkind word about anyone. She cared deeply for her family.
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