In Celebration of

Anita Phillips

November 20, 1941 -  October 14, 2025


Born in the District of Kilwinning, Scotland and raised in Bracklesham Bay, West Sussex, England, passed away peacefully in Mississauga on Tuesday October 14, 2025, aged 83 years. Survived by her beloved sons Thomas (Frances) and Michael (Cheryl), and loving granddaughter Olivia. A musician, piano teacher, examiner, advocate and adventurer who invited the world into her studio through her books, family, friends, and beloved students.

A funeral service will be held on Thursday October 23 at 1:00 pm, at St. Peter's Anglican Erindale.

Please copy and paste this link to view the service at the Church: https://youtube.com/live/gXk2k5g6a0o

To view the service at the cemetery, please cliock on the "Livestream" link below.

As an expression of sympathy, donations to St. Peter's through their website www.stpeterserindale.ca would be greatly appreciated by the family.

Guestbook 

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Joy Tappenden (friend and colleague)

Entered October 17, 2025 from Mississauga

Dear Anita - We've shared classes and careers, students and stories, jokes and goals. What a memorable, valued time it has been. Rest in peace, knowing that you have run the race and remained faithful, admired, and loved.
Joy Tappenden

Rosemary (piano student)

Entered October 18, 2025 from Mississauga

Mrs. Phillips was my piano teacher for 11 years.
Ever patient, kind and caring, always encouraging me to reach a little further. Years after I had stopped lessons, married and moved away, she was sure to keep in touch. She emailed and ensured we had a visit each time I was home. I failed in keeping up with her but never failed in remembering the lasting impact she has had on my life. Always grateful for you Mrs. Phillips!

Jerome Lee (Student)

Entered October 21, 2025 from Mississauga

Mrs. Phillips was like a mom to Lilian and I. She has always guide us with love to express ourselves through music. We are very proud to be Mrs Phillips' students.

We will surely miss her smile, her laughter and her stories.


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