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Mary Ann Evans
Mary Ann Evans, 75, passed away Thursday, December 3, 2020 in Granbury, Texas. She was born April 15, 1945 to James Garland and Mary Beatrice Stribling LeCroy in Paducah, Texas.
Mary married the love of her life, Phillip Evans, 34 years ago. One of her favorite hobbies was her interest in genealogy. She loved the …read more
Mary Ann Evans, 75, passed away Thursday, December 3, 2020 in Granbury, Texas. She was born April 15, 1945 to James Garland and Mary Beatrice Stribling LeCroy in Paducah, Texas.
Mary married the love of her life, Phillip Evans, 34 years ago. One of her favorite hobbies was her interest in genealogy. She loved the thrill of the search and discovery of her ancestors. She was a wonderful cook and she enjoyed gardening. She will be missed by many, especially her furry kitty companions: Cinnamon, Abby, Rosie and her dog, Sally.
Mary is survived by her husband, Phillip Evans; brother, James LeCroy and wife Lana and so many other extended family and friends.
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Kathleen LeCroy posted on 12/20/20
I did not see my aunt much, shame on me. I will miss seeing her on FB, she will be missed. I love you aunt Ann and may you RIP, give grandma and grandpa hugs and kisses for me.
Barbara Barker posted on 12/20/20
Ann has been in my life all of my life. First she was friends with my parents and my babysitter from birth. Then became a stepmother and my friend. I can remember as a child kids playing at my grandparents house and all the adults playing 42. Lee Scott, my grandfather, my Aunt D, my Uncle Don, my parents, and Ann would play 42 for hours and hours into the night. Ann, I hope you’re up there playing 42 with all those on the list who have went before you. Ann was a very kind soul to four Leggers and 2 Leggers alike. Ann you are no longer in pain. Until we meet again.
Barbara Barker posted on 12/19/20
Ann has been in my life all my life..Started out being my parents good friend and my babysitter from birth..Then became my stepmother and friend. Ann was a very kind person to everyone she knew 4 legged as well as 2 legged. As a kid growing up, I remember all us kids running around and playing while the adults played 42 (my parents, Aunt Dee, Uncle Don, my Papa, Lee Scott and Ann). Ann you hurt no more. You are at peace. I hope you are up there playing 42 with all who have went before you..Until we meet again..
Patricia Sartori posted on 12/18/20
I met my friend Mary Ann a long time ago. She was a wonderful person. And loved very much.
Pam Hummel posted on 12/18/20
I always loved Ann so much. Even though we have not spoke for years I have fond memories of her. Like when I was 8 months pregnant and she came up behind me and dropped baby gerbels on my belly! She was such a hoot! Ann, you will be missed! Rest with the angels.
Carolyn L Stampley posted on 12/17/20
Ann was a good friend and like a mother to me. She had a way about her were she liked to help people and animals. What a beautiful soul. She will be dearly missed. Please keep her husband in your thoughts and prayers as he goes through this difficult time
Carolyn L Stampley posted on 12/17/20
Ann was a good friend and like a mother to me. She had a way about her that she helped people and animals. She will be dearly missed. Please keep her husband in your thoughts and prayers as he goes through this difficult times
Carolyn L Stampley posted on 12/17/20
Ann was a sweet friend and like a mother to me. She had a way about her that she liked to help people and animals. She was such a sweet soul and will be dearly missed. My prayers for her husband as he goes through this terrible time
cheo posted on 12/16/20
Rest in peace Revelation 21:3,4
Not having to ever make funeral arrangements, I was at a loss. However, the entire process was made as easy as possible for us. Everyone was very courteous and helpful.
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Andrea Kyle posted on 6/15/21
Ohhh, this makes me so very sad! I only found out about her death yesterday.I worked with her at Summit Press in the mid to late '90s and she was always such a joy to talk to. I haven't seen her in years - last time was when a group of us from Summit had lunch. Phil and family, you are all in my thoughts and prayers for peace and comfort. My heart breaks for you all.