Mrs. Phillips will always have a very special place in our hearts.  I will miss visiting with her, hearing her stories of how she had to move often, stories about her family (whom she was very proud), and stories about her life on the farm.  Many times, she and my son (whom she lovingly called “Carlitos”) would have long discussion about football and sports.
She was Lexington Point’s grandmother, our kids’ guardian angel, a friend/neighbor who always had a smile and kind word for everyone.
Mrs. Phillips will truly be missed. But her legacy will live on in the Lexington Point community.
Margaret, Carlos, “Carlitos” Rodriguez 


 Helen lived in Lexington Point for over 30 years and was known by many as "Granny". Her legacy will live on with her family, but she will be greatly missed.  - Jerry Phillips, III, HOA President, James Alberson, VP, Amos Miles, Secretary,  Keith Kleinhenz, Treasurer and Omar Tapia and Kristin Henderson, Manager.

Helen was the first person I met in the neighborhood when we moved into Lexington Point 22 years ago. I was waiting outside for the inspector to come and Helen came right up to me and asked me if I was buying the house.   I told her I was,  and she asked about my family and told me if I needed anything at all just to let her know.   From that day on Helen was a true friend and the meaning of the word "NEIGHBOR".  See, we live right across the street from Helen and there were too many to count conversations in her driveway or kitchen.   She was a wonderful lady with wonderful stories for all.   Rest in peace Helen,  you will be missed!

God bless Helen and her entire family!!  The Sweeney’s are with you in prayer and support. So sorry for your loss

My condolences to Susan, Wade and Laurie and the rest of Helen’s family. Many years ago she and I talked for some time about life in general. She was a very nice and intelligent lady. I was fortunate to have had that talk with her. She made a positive impact on my life. Thank you, Helen. Rest In Peace.

Helen was a joy to know  - a very sweet and caring neighbor with a ready smile.  When walking the neighborhood, it was a highlight to stop and talk with Helen.  She knew the true definition of being neighborly which is rare these days.  Rest in peace, dear Helen.  You are missed.

What can you say about  this amazing  Woman of God.....Truly she was sent into our lives for a reason.   Ms. Phillips was not just a neighbor but a friend, mother and grandmother to our  Lexington Point community for  over 30 years.  I personally will miss her phone calls once or twice a week , her laughter, speaking at the mailbox and seeing her during the holidays.   Some people are in your life for a season... and someone like Ms. Phillips is for a lifetime. To the family.... Thank you for sharing your incredible mother, grandmother, and great grandmother with us all.  She will be truly missed  and  will be forever in our hearts. 
Love, Jerry III, Valetta, Jerry IV, Constance, Terrance and Moriah 

Ms. Phillips was is the grandmother the of Lexington Point Neighborhood. She always had a smile, a hug, and a kind word to give. She used to offer us kids cookies and drinks and she would sit out in her driveway, watching us kids play. At times I felt like she was our guardian. She remembered our names, our faces, and our families. As I got older I started checking up on her periodically just to make sure she was OK. She had the warmest hugs you could ever get. I will remember her stories and her laugh. I didn’t really see many family members but she had the whole neighborhood and to us she was our grandmother. RIH Grandma Phillips. 

Mothers are ones who can take the place of all others, but who  no one else can take their place. What a blessing to have your mom for 95 years!  May each day be filled with many precious memories that linger in your soul,
God is so good!  His compassion is new every morning!  What a joy to have Helen as a friend.

Sue Dinges and Family🙏❤️🦋🌹

My deepest condolences to the Phillips Family. 

Tommie and I deeply saddened to learn of Aunt Helen's passing.  Our thoughts and prayers for the Phillips family during this difficult time.

Helen has been a very special part of my life and family's life. She was more than just a neighbor. She is Ms. Helen, Granny Phillips! To us and the neighborhood. Big shoes to fill. Thanks for sharing the treasure of your mom, granny, great-granny, aunt etc with us! She is loved and missed here!

OBITUARY

Helen Wilson Phillips

October 11, 1924 – July 10, 2020

The Settegast-Kopf Company @ Sugar Creek

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