Phyllis J. Yonge

January 25, 1932 - April 21, 2022

Phyllis J. Yonge, 90 of Cape Girardeau entered Heaven on April 21, 2022, at Southeast Hospital. She was born Jan. 25, 1932, in Ann Arbor, Michigan to Philip and Marjorie (Tompkins) Stoll. She married Donald Yonge on Sept. 2, 1954. They lived in Michigan until his retirement and then lived in Florida until his passing in 2005. She then moved to Cape Girardeau to be near her sister and brother-in-law. After she moved here, she found a little apartment, purchased a car, and began living a whole new life. Her hobbies became making friends, thrift store shopping, and always helping others. She loved going places with her companion and special friend, Stan Sullivan. She never wanted for anything. The friends she had here were so many that names won't be given, but you all know who you were and what you did, and what she did for so many of you. She is survived by three sons, Larry Yonge of Ypsilanti, Michigan, Mark Yonge, Sr. (the late Jody Yonge) of Defiance, Ohio and Mike (Colleen) Yonge of Three Rivers, Michigan; grandchildren, Chris Yonge, Rachel Yonge (Michael Wright), Matthew James, Janae Yonge Brookens, Audry Yonge (Shell) Enns, and Elisa Yonge (Joey) Schreibel; great grandchildren, Chad, Alexis, Anjulene, Autum, Aryiana, Somer, Kileigh, Jordyn, and Kayelani Yonge, Bryce, and Brynly Brookens, Wilder Enns; great-great grandchildren, Mileigh and Maestro; sister, Sue (Chuck) Denson; nieces and nephews, Phil Denson, Ann (Juan) Sanchez, Mike (Debbie) Denson, Boyd (Sara) Denson, and Donna Denson; great nieces and nephews, Mindy, Jody, Charlee, Aaron, Hanna, Samuel, Gideon, and all their little ones. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Donald; brother, Fred Stoll; grandson, Mark Yonge, Jr.; four great-great grandchildren. Special thanks to her loving and caring companion, Stan Sullivan and to her many friends. You all made a lasting impact on her life. A memorial service will be held at a later date where she will be laid to rest at the Missouri Veterans Cemetery in Bloomfield, Missouri.