In observance of the CDC and KY Governor's guidelines of 50% the building seating capacity. The family of Phyllis Ann Key, understands that due to the current concerns regarding large gatherings, many who wish to show their love and support in person will be unable to do so. Therefore, they would like to express their gratitude for all the thoughts and prayers extended to them at this time. We encourage you to leave condolences to the family via our website at www.smithjacksonfuneralhome.com or their personal social media accounts.

SOCIAL DISTANCING AND MASK ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL SERVICES

FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS

DATE: MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 2021

PLACE: SMITH-JACKSON, 446 BATE STREET, DANVILLE, KY

VISITATION: PUBLIC WALK-THRU 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

FUNERAL: PRIVATE SERVICE HAS BEEN CHOSEN BY THE FAMILY

FUNERAL SERVICE WILL BE STREAMED LIVE AT 12:00 ON SMITH-JACKSON FH DANVILLE FACEBOOK PAGE

Phyllis Ann Key, 77, of Danville, Kentucky passed away Thursday December 24th, 2020 at Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center in Danville, Kentucky.

She is preceded in death by her husband William Earl Key, her father and mother, the late Joseph McKinney of Aurora, IL and the late Lillian Baker of Parksville, Kentucky. On December 26, 2020 her son Henry Earl "Tiny" succeeded her in death.

Phyllis was born in Parksville, Kentucky on December 10, 1943. She was an employee of Genesco for 20+ years and also worked at Deco Art. She loved fishing, sitting out on her front porch, and occasionally played bingo. Phyllis was a faithful member of St. James AME Church of Danville, Kentucky where she was a part of the kitchen committee and a missionary in the Nora F. Smith Missionary Society.

Phyllis is survived by her 3 sons William Anthony Key of Nicholasville, Joseph (DjKarta) Key of Danville, James (Tabitha) Key of Danville, 12 Grandchildren: Kia Key, Lamont Key, Jacondre Key, Ina & Ivy Turner, JaKobi Turner, Jade Smith, Ja’Lin Preston, Jenae Taylor, Jeffrey Woolridge, Timothy Johnson, Ashley Johnson; 13 Great-Grandchildren, and a host of nieces, nephews, and cousins; 3 sister-in-law and 1 brother-in-law Special Friends include the late Viola Young, Sallesa Dismeaux, Freda Harris, and Missy Griffin.

Remember the Key family in your prayers.