Phyllis Bennion Stohl

December 14, 1912 ~ July 3, 2009
Long time resident Phyllis Bennion Stohl (age 96) passed away on July 3, 2009 at her home in McLean, Virginia. She was born December 14, 1912 in Salt Lake City, Utah, eldest child of Adam S. & Minerva Y. Bennion. Upon graduation from the University of Utah, she married Ralph N. Stohl, moved to Washington & with the exception of following her husband's business to Dallas, Texas from 1961-1973, Phyllis has lived in the Washington area since 1935.
She is preceded in death by her parents, four siblings, her husband & son Jeffrey. She is survived by her children, Sheila Todd of Reston, Virginia, Anthony Stohl (Nancy) of Durango, Colorado, Shannon Stohl of McLean, Virginia & Kristin Rollins (Chuck) of Dallas, Texas. Phyllis is survived by her grandchildren Christopher Todd, Kimberly Todd, Anthony Stohl, Erika Stohl-Weinstein, Nancy Lee Bendixen, Jonathan Stohl, Derek Rollins, Mackenzie Rollins & Darcy Rollins & eight great-granchildren. She is also survived by sisters-in-law Lucy, Trudy, & Betty Bennion.
She worked until age 92. She has been a 30-year supporter of the National Symphony Orchestra.
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
She is preceded in death by her parents, four siblings, her husband & son Jeffrey. She is survived by her children, Sheila Todd of Reston, Virginia, Anthony Stohl (Nancy) of Durango, Colorado, Shannon Stohl of McLean, Virginia & Kristin Rollins (Chuck) of Dallas, Texas. Phyllis is survived by her grandchildren Christopher Todd, Kimberly Todd, Anthony Stohl, Erika Stohl-Weinstein, Nancy Lee Bendixen, Jonathan Stohl, Derek Rollins, Mackenzie Rollins & Darcy Rollins & eight great-granchildren. She is also survived by sisters-in-law Lucy, Trudy, & Betty Bennion.
She worked until age 92. She has been a 30-year supporter of the National Symphony Orchestra.
Funeral Home:
Money & King Funeral Home
171 W. Maple Ave.
Vienna, VA
US 22180
Dear Sheila, Sorry to read of Phil’s death. I remember some of those happy days when the Bell and Stohl Familys had those “get togethers”. Ray Gibbs.
I think about you guys quite a bit and especially your mother who enriched my live so much, including providing us with her fudge.
Such a wonderful lady! She taught us all so much..We loved having her in the office until the age of 92..It was so hard to say good bye when she decided she had to retire at the age of 92..We had many great times and laughs with Phyllis..She was one of a kind..A Very Special Lady! We will never forget her..
Shannon, While I never met your Mother, I felt like I got to know her through your stories and your life. She must have been a remarkable woman as she has and will live on in your life. I consider it my privilege to have known her through you. God Bless you and may God be with you and comfort as you go through this time of loss.
Tony, Sheila, Shannon & Kristin- I was so sad to read of your mom’s passing-and on my birthday. We wrote each other every Christmas and reminded each other of the very old days when she was my baby sitter after school! I will never forget all of the great forts we built under the card table; the boxer you had; Jeffie; the great food and fudge that your Mom could whip up. I will miss her dearly. My love to you all.