187 Parkhurst Blvd., Buffalo, New York 14223

E-mail:  minireesep@aol.com

Phyllis is married to James Reese and they have raised two sons.  Jim, Jr., married to Michele, has two children; Taylor (8) and Ryan (6).  He manages the Bowling Pro Shop at Lancaster Lanes.  He has been active in bowling since the age of five.  Right now he has sixty-six  "300" games to his credit.  Son, Mark Reese, married to Mary, has two children; Meghan (7) and Elizabeth (5).  He is into telecommunications for Verizon and is a computer whiz.  He was able to get Phyllis “computerized”. 

Phyllis tells us she keeps busy with many organizations and interests;  Homemakers, Prayer Group, Red Hat Society, Altar Rosary Society and secretary of a Miniature Club.  Her husband is retired.  He worked for several companies – Allied Chemical, Olin Chemical, and 3M Division of Ocello.  Phyllis and Jim volunteer at a nursing home and Shea’s  Buffalo For The Performing Arts.  Also, their hobby for the past 20 years has been dollhouses and miniatures.  They have a twelve room dollhouse that has been completely furnished and lighted.  It has a chimney that smokes, a doorbell that rings, and a fountain that spews real water.  Her husband does all the building and lighting and she does the painting and décor of the individual rooms.  They also have 12 room boxes, some of which contain a sweet shop, a Christmas room, pet shop and a museum that includes a miniature version of Michaelangelo’s painting of the Sistine Chapel on the ceiling of the room.  Their most recent project was a replica of the inside of their Blessed Sacrament Church, complete with a handmade doll fashioned to resemble their priest.  It was entered into a  miniature competition and they were surprised and pleased to have it win "Best of Show".  Phyllis says, “I would love to hear from anyone that would like to reminisce about the old days and would be interested in your life since high school.  E-mail me at minireesep@aol.com.  She adds “warmest wishes to all, for love and good health, as that is what life is all about.”