Phyllis F. Lamp

The funeral will be livestreamed by Zion Lutheran Church. Please go to zionmanning.com and proceed to the Facebook link. It can also be accessed through Facebook on Zion's facebook page.

Funeral Service
2:00 PM ~ November 17, 2020
Zion Lutheran Church, Manning, Iowa

Officiating
Reverend Jonathan Conner and Reverend Robert Riggert

Congregational Hymns
"Drawn to the Cross" "O God of Mercy, God of Might" "Beautiful Savior" Susan Lamb, Organist

Casket Bearers
Jacob Lauber Isaac Lauber Connor Lamp Kyle Selmer Tyler Saunders Kolby Struchen Quincy Lamp

Interment
Manning Cemetery, Manning, Iowa

Phyllis Faye, daughter of Philip and Susan (Hutchinson) Pieper, was born October 17, 1921, on the family farm in Crawford County, Iowa. When she was six years old, her mother passed away and she went to live with her grandparents nearby. She attended country schools near her home, completing the eighth grade and continuing into high school for a short time at Deloit. Phyllis then worked in her home.

On June 15, 1941, Phyllis was united in marriage to Wilbur Lamp in Vail. Three children were born to this marriage. Phyllis and Wilbur farmed east of Manning for 35 years. In 1982, they moved into Manning.

Phyllis was a member of Zion Lutheran Church and was active in the Ladies' Guild. She was a proud homemaker and a charter member of the Friendly Neighbor Club. Throughout the years, she enjoyed dancing, sewing and drawing. Phyllis did a lot of reading. She always enjoyed cooking and baking favorite selections of her family and friends.

On Friday, November 13, 2020, Phyllis passed away at Manning Regional Healthcare Center in Manning, at the age of 99.

She was preceded in death by her parents; husband Wilbur Lamp in 1993; son Gordell Lamp in 2005; son-in-law Rudy Roe; brother Yale Pieper in World War II; and sister LaRoyce Lamp and husband Harvey.

Phyllis is survived by her two children: Mahlon Lamp and wife Jane of Atlantic and Jean Roe of Des Moines; daughter-in-law Valda Lamp of Manning; Seven grandchildren; Fifteen great-grandchildren; and two great-great-granddaughters; other relatives and friends.