Brittany, 22, came into this world July 30, 1992. Brittany was a well-loved person who was liked by many. Although her time here was short, ending on Feb. 19, 2015, she left an everlasting memory.
Brittany was spontaneous, fun, and much expressed. She had a heart of a lion -- courageous, loyal, and fierce. She also loved to weld, operate heavy equipment and take care of her sister China as a homecare provider.
Brittany loved her sisters, China Phillips and Alexandria Phillips most of all. She cared for everyone in her life, and would do anything to put a smile on their face. A person would never come across someone as humble and forgiving as Brittany. She was forever loved by everyone around her.
Brittany is survived by her parents, Mark Phillips and Monica (Post) Phillips; her sisters, Alexandria Phillips and China Phillips; her brother, Allen Davies; her grandparents, Charlotte Post and Chuck Post; aunts and uncles, Travis and Michelle Post, Mia Post, Andrea Post, Reece and Savannah Gendreau, Dale and Debbie Phillips, Tommy and Lisa Phillips, Terrie Cox, Larry Phillips, and Jerry Phillips; and many cousins, nieces and nephews.
She was met in death by her cousin, Desiree Deavila and grandparents, Arlene Vidrich and Dale Phillips.
A celebration of life will be held at noon Thursday, Feb. 26, at the East Side Athletic Club.
Express condolences at www.mtstandard.com.
Montana Standard 2/26/2015
Brittany was spontaneous, fun, and much expressed. She had a heart of a lion -- courageous, loyal, and fierce. She also loved to weld, operate heavy equipment and take care of her sister China as a homecare provider.
Brittany loved her sisters, China Phillips and Alexandria Phillips most of all. She cared for everyone in her life, and would do anything to put a smile on their face. A person would never come across someone as humble and forgiving as Brittany. She was forever loved by everyone around her.
Brittany is survived by her parents, Mark Phillips and Monica (Post) Phillips; her sisters, Alexandria Phillips and China Phillips; her brother, Allen Davies; her grandparents, Charlotte Post and Chuck Post; aunts and uncles, Travis and Michelle Post, Mia Post, Andrea Post, Reece and Savannah Gendreau, Dale and Debbie Phillips, Tommy and Lisa Phillips, Terrie Cox, Larry Phillips, and Jerry Phillips; and many cousins, nieces and nephews.
She was met in death by her cousin, Desiree Deavila and grandparents, Arlene Vidrich and Dale Phillips.
A celebration of life will be held at noon Thursday, Feb. 26, at the East Side Athletic Club.
Express condolences at www.mtstandard.com.
Montana Standard 2/26/2015
Brittany, 22, came into this world July 30, 1992. Brittany was a well-loved person who was liked by many. Although her time here was short, ending on Feb. 19, 2015, she left an everlasting memory.
Brittany was spontaneous, fun, and much expressed. She had a heart of a lion -- courageous, loyal, and fierce. She also loved to weld, operate heavy equipment and take care of her sister China as a homecare provider.
Brittany loved her sisters, China Phillips and Alexandria Phillips most of all. She cared for everyone in her life, and would do anything to put a smile on their face. A person would never come across someone as humble and forgiving as Brittany. She was forever loved by everyone around her.
Brittany is survived by her parents, Mark Phillips and Monica (Post) Phillips; her sisters, Alexandria Phillips and China Phillips; her brother, Allen Davies; her grandparents, Charlotte Post and Chuck Post; aunts and uncles, Travis and Michelle Post, Mia Post, Andrea Post, Reece and Savannah Gendreau, Dale and Debbie Phillips, Tommy and Lisa Phillips, Terrie Cox, Larry Phillips, and Jerry Phillips; and many cousins, nieces and nephews.
She was met in death by her cousin, Desiree Deavila and grandparents, Arlene Vidrich and Dale Phillips.
A celebration of life will be held at noon Thursday, Feb. 26, at the East Side Athletic Club.
Express condolences at www.mtstandard.com.
Montana Standard 2/26/2015
Brittany was spontaneous, fun, and much expressed. She had a heart of a lion -- courageous, loyal, and fierce. She also loved to weld, operate heavy equipment and take care of her sister China as a homecare provider.
Brittany loved her sisters, China Phillips and Alexandria Phillips most of all. She cared for everyone in her life, and would do anything to put a smile on their face. A person would never come across someone as humble and forgiving as Brittany. She was forever loved by everyone around her.
Brittany is survived by her parents, Mark Phillips and Monica (Post) Phillips; her sisters, Alexandria Phillips and China Phillips; her brother, Allen Davies; her grandparents, Charlotte Post and Chuck Post; aunts and uncles, Travis and Michelle Post, Mia Post, Andrea Post, Reece and Savannah Gendreau, Dale and Debbie Phillips, Tommy and Lisa Phillips, Terrie Cox, Larry Phillips, and Jerry Phillips; and many cousins, nieces and nephews.
She was met in death by her cousin, Desiree Deavila and grandparents, Arlene Vidrich and Dale Phillips.
A celebration of life will be held at noon Thursday, Feb. 26, at the East Side Athletic Club.
Express condolences at www.mtstandard.com.
Montana Standard 2/26/2015
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