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"Hank" Henry Everett Evans
November 9, 1939 ~ December 10, 2020 (age 81) 81 Years Old Light a Candle
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A candle was lit by beth morris and tony armstorng
on December 21, 2020 9:20 AM
from tony and i and the rest of the class of 85 family, we all send our love and prayers to you and gregg and the family at this time
from tony and i and the rest of the class of 85 family, we all send our love and prayers to you and gregg and the family at this time
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Message from David & Stephanie Jett
December 16, 2020 2:14 PM
More Than a Neighbor
Yesterday, we laid to rest a wonderful man and even though many could not attend the funeral, I know that an entire community is grieving his loss.
When I entered the family and moved to the Clearlake community 35 years ago, I met my neighbors, Hank and Mary Evans. They were not only classmates with my parents, but good friends with my new in-laws. As farming families do, they relied on each other. They helped each other in everyday life from fixing fence to baling hay. If ever either one of them needed something they could always call on the other. That relationship continued with David after his dad passed. We could always call on Hank for anything.
To us he was not only neighbor, but he was friend and grandpa to our youngest, Wyatt. I will not ever forget the night that Mary called me and said she hear I was looking for a babysitter and offered to help us out. I was so relieved. But none of us would know how the relationship would unfold.
Hank and Wyatt became steadfast buddies. Hank was there from teaching him how to walk to watching him walk the isle at graduation. You never had to look very far to find Hank and Mary at every milestone for all my kids, but especially Wyatt. There are many stories, from sneaking ice cream and other sweets to feeding cows, riding ponies and teaching Wyatt how to drive a tractor to sharing their love of fast cars, Hank treated Wyatt as one of his own.
Hank was never very good at asking for help, but every now and again he would call and ask if Wyatt if he could come over to help him with something. I think sometimes it was just so they could have a talk about how things were going, and Hank would give him some advice about life.
When Wyatt came home the last time, he knew it would be the last time he would see Hank. He will be missed but we have so many wonderful memories. You were much more than a neighbor.
Yesterday, we laid to rest a wonderful man and even though many could not attend the funeral, I know that an entire community is grieving his loss.
When I entered the family and moved to the Clearlake community 35 years ago, I met my neighbors, Hank and Mary Evans. They were not only classmates with my parents, but good friends with my new in-laws. As farming families do, they relied on each other. They helped each other in everyday life from fixing fence to baling hay. If ever either one of them needed something they could always call on the other. That relationship continued with David after his dad passed. We could always call on Hank for anything.
To us he was not only neighbor, but he was friend and grandpa to our youngest, Wyatt. I will not ever forget the night that Mary called me and said she hear I was looking for a babysitter and offered to help us out. I was so relieved. But none of us would know how the relationship would unfold.
Hank and Wyatt became steadfast buddies. Hank was there from teaching him how to walk to watching him walk the isle at graduation. You never had to look very far to find Hank and Mary at every milestone for all my kids, but especially Wyatt. There are many stories, from sneaking ice cream and other sweets to feeding cows, riding ponies and teaching Wyatt how to drive a tractor to sharing their love of fast cars, Hank treated Wyatt as one of his own.
Hank was never very good at asking for help, but every now and again he would call and ask if Wyatt if he could come over to help him with something. I think sometimes it was just so they could have a talk about how things were going, and Hank would give him some advice about life.
When Wyatt came home the last time, he knew it would be the last time he would see Hank. He will be missed but we have so many wonderful memories. You were much more than a neighbor.
A candle was lit by Bill and Sandra Reynolds
on December 14, 2020 9:30 PM
A candle was lit by Jackie and Mary Rolf
on December 14, 2020 8:29 PM
Message from Kenda Miller
December 14, 2020 4:30 PM
Mary, Gregg,Julie, David and families,
Hugs and prayers. My thoughts are with you.
Hugs and prayers. My thoughts are with you.
A Medium Basket Garden was sent by Randy and Jane Londagin on December 14, 2020
A Medium Dish Garden was sent on December 14, 2020
So sorry for the loss of Uncle Hank. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all today and the days and weeks following. May God bless you with His peace and grace. Much love to you all, Dean and family.
Message from Bob and Skylar Goetzinger
December 13, 2020 5:09 PM
We are so sorry to here of Hanks passing and just wanted the family to know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.
A candle was lit by Wayne Flowers
on December 13, 2020 1:16 AM
Message from Clifford & Linda Fleming
December 12, 2020 6:20 PM
Prayers for you all 🙏🙏 He will be missed! Such a great guy! Love you all ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
A Spring's Bounty Basket was sent on December 12, 2020
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. We love you. Tom and Missy Gay
Message from John,Marie Herzer
December 12, 2020 10:40 AM
We are incredibly saddened by your loss and pray for you and your family in your difficult time. Much love and a virtual hug to you my dear friend Mary!
Message from Wanita Ketron and family
December 17, 2020 6:05 PM
Mary and Family I am so sorry you guys lost Henry to covid-19. He was aheckof good guy. take care . God Blesss .
A candle was lit by Janet Schickedanz
on December 11, 2020 7:37 PM
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