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Thomas Evans Obituary
Thomas (Tom) William Evans Jr., 62, passed away Saturday, November 10, 2012 at his home in Cleveland, TX. Thomas was born Saturday, January 14, 1950, in Houston, Texas to Thomas William Evans Sr. and Edna Jackson Evans both of whom precede him in death. Left to cherish his memory is his loving; son - Levi Nicholas Evans; brother and sister-in-law - Bob Evans and wife Lois; Best Friend - Nicolas Souza; numerous other loving family and friends. Tom was the manager of the Sunbright Washateria, in Cleveland for over 5 years. Visitation for Tom will be held Tuesday, November 13, 2012, 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm at Neal Funeral Home. Service for Tom will be held at Neal Funeral Home, November 14, 2012 at 1:00 pm. Interment to follow at Hayman Cemetery, Cleveland, TX. Officiating, Reverend Carl Williamson.
All services were handled under the trusted care of Neal Funeral Home.
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Published by The Cleveland Advocate from Nov. 11 to Nov. 24, 2012.
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Linda Mooney (Clark)
I just found this web site and added my information. As I was looking over everything I found the "in memory" section and to my disbelief I found Tommy Evans name on it. He was a very dear person to me and I am shocked to know he has passed on. We double dated with our significant others all through our junior and senior years and remained friends after graduation. The last time I spoke to Tommy is when he was begging me to come to Houston for our 40th reunion. Unfortuntely I wasn't able to come but we kept in touch and mailed each other pictures of our glory days. About a year after the 40th reunion we loss touch again. I can't believe my friend is gone. Tommy was kind to everyone. A wonderful person. My heart is so sad.
Deborah Eckols
I met Tommy when we were in elementary school and his family moved to my neighborhood. He had a horse that he let me ride and that was the beginning of years of adventures we had together. He was such a gentle person, with a big heart and a great sense of humor. He was a wonderful friend to me - loyal, kind, supportive, encouraging. We met for lunch in 2004, shortly before I left Houston, and had the best time catching up on all the years that had flown by since our last visit. I love and miss him.
Shirley Threadgill (Moore)
I am so sorry to hear that Tommy passed away! He contacted me a couple of times and then I didn't hear from him anymore. I remember most about him was that he was very considerate about people and kind. I remember at lunch, he would always sit with me out in the outdoor eating area. I appreciated this as I was a very quiet and shy person at that time and didn't have that many friends. May he RIP. I miss you Tommy!!
Your friend
Shirley Threagill Moore