Birth date: Aug 24, 1938 Death date: Feb 17, 2020
Anna “Phaye” Probst (nee Kitchens), age 81, of Olmsted Falls, passed away on Monday, February 17, 2020 at the Renaissance Retirement Campus. She was born in Stonewall, Oklahoma, was raised in Lubbock, Texas and had spent most of h Read Obituary
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My heart goes out to Roy and the loving family of Phaye Probst. Phaye was part of our Corogin family for years, especially in Sarasota. Phaye had such love for Mom working tirelessly on computer files, Memory Books, and whatever Mom couldn't get us to agree to do. Phaye was my hero when she agreed to watch Sonja Henie in the movie, "It Happened in Sun Valley". Mom loved that movie and I simply could NOT watch it one more time. Phaye did and brought her shoulders up with that little laugh of hers and I will never forget her BIG heart - Miss her and the Superbowl games we'd watch together. God bless you, Phaye. I know you are in our Father's House and probably playing Chinese Checkers with Mom. Love you.
I extend my deepest sympathies to you and your family. May care and love of those around you provide comfort and peace to get you through the days ahead.
My sincere condolences Kelly Strebel
First met Phaye in the early 70s when she was a Dale Carnegie instructor. She was incredible. Paths crossed again about 8 years later when I went to visit Roy at Basic Packaging. He couldn't tie his shoe without her. . .and that's the way it went for the next 30 years. She was a dear, kind, thoughtful woman with a great big heart - who will be missed by many.. .including me.
Just a friend,
Rand Kaiser
When I was a child Aunt Phaye would come home to Lubbock to visit. She would always get take me swimming at K.N.Clapp and wow did we get a tan. We would always do a craft with Grandma , Wanda and Charlotte and it was always a amazing time for our family. She was the one that sat and taught me to knit because she was so talented at it and I still do it. She always wanted to do one night of cooking making her famous enchiladas. She will be forever missed and loved more than anyone can know. I also remember when Roy and her came and got married in Lubbock and all the preparations we did at Daddy’s and Moms what a great man she married. What wonderful memories she left. Deepest sympathy to all, Kim
Not my personal memory, but one my Momma, her sister, always loved to share and tease Aunt Phaye with. When they were young children, they as a family helped pick the cotton, their mother made each of them their own cotton sack and my mother and Aunt Phaye each had a row of cotton that they had to tend to and then pick when the time came. Momma always said that Aunt Phaye would always bop herself in the nose when it came time to work her row and Gramma always let her go inside and Momma would have to work her row. Aunt Phaye said that was a lie, she couldn't help it that she had a more "delicate" constitution than her! Mom would give her that sisterly evil eye, then they would both laugh hysterically. Loved that story. Or the one where they would play Preacher and Sinner and Aunt Phaye was always the Preacher and Momma was always the Sinner, lol. They are laughing together again. ❤️
