Condolence: I'm honored to say "Evaline was my friend". We met at London's many moons ago and have managed to stay in contact,since then. I loved to hear her stories of growing up on the farm. And about her sewing. She was such a great seamtress, and loved doing it.
I feel comfort in the fact my friend is no longer in such excuriating pain. Her back pain was such a problem for her, but it never interfered when she wanted to do something.
Evaline was such a sharp cookie. Seldom forgot anything. And loved to talk ablout her children, their spouses, her grandchildren and her great grandchildren. How she loved them all. I loved receiving the phone call when a new great had arrived. And learning of their progress.
We would talk for hours on the phone. Until one of our hands grew numb.
I'm so proud to have know such a sweet, gentle, kind, loving person. Until later, Evanline.

Condolence: My heart is filled with lasting memories of the many wonderful times spent with Evaline. From our grocery store outings, our tea parties, our lunches, her 90th birthday celebration to our visits at her home, all touched me in a very special way. I was so impressed with her genteel spirit, grace and hospitality. Besides she had a keen sense of humor! We shared a love for sewing, reading and cooking. I am so grateful to now have some of her sewing supplies, her library and her church cookbook! She will live on with me in the days to come. I am a better person for having had her as a very close friend. Thanks be to God for this blessing in my life.

Condolence: Dear Jimmy, Judy,Nancy and Famlies,