Also called Nanners by friends. Here is the poem that was written and read for him at his funeral by Michelle (granddaughter) Not a Whisper, Nor a shout
But a loving voice , soft lap , strong arms held out .
He took pride in all of us , and so hard he faught ,
But I know we filled his head with every passing thought .
He taught us about life and about love ,
And I feel him now watching us from above .
As childern he played with our minds ,
And as adults we knew he was just " that kind" .
You could always count on him ,
When you were down he'd make you grin .
He always had time to tell you a story ,
And on his face no sign of worry .
He was one of a kind style and technique ,
But then again thats what made him SO very unique .
Your struggls is over , you can finally sleep ,
But we must stay behind here , behind to weep .
All of our love goes with you ,
As you dance the skies of blue.
For god has called you home ,
And with him in peace may you always roam .
Another description about pa I heard the day of his funeral was - He had friends in low places , high places , and everywhere in between .∼Fort Worth Star-Telegram (TX) - Thursday, January 15, 2004
Deceased Name: Bert Kenneth Evans Sr.
MINERAL WELLS -- Bert Kenneth Evans Sr., 73, a handyman, died Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2004, at a Mineral Wells hospital.
Funeral: 2 p.m. Friday at Baum-Carlock-Bumgardner Funeral Home. Burial: Rock Creek Cemetery.
He lived in Mineral Wells all of his life. He was a Baptist.
Survivors: Wife, Billie Faye Evans; son, Bert Evans Jr.; daughter, Brandi Faye Nelson; two grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; brother, Edwin Evans; and special friend, Louella Blankenship.
But a loving voice , soft lap , strong arms held out .
He took pride in all of us , and so hard he faught ,
But I know we filled his head with every passing thought .
He taught us about life and about love ,
And I feel him now watching us from above .
As childern he played with our minds ,
And as adults we knew he was just " that kind" .
You could always count on him ,
When you were down he'd make you grin .
He always had time to tell you a story ,
And on his face no sign of worry .
He was one of a kind style and technique ,
But then again thats what made him SO very unique .
Your struggls is over , you can finally sleep ,
But we must stay behind here , behind to weep .
All of our love goes with you ,
As you dance the skies of blue.
For god has called you home ,
And with him in peace may you always roam .
Another description about pa I heard the day of his funeral was - He had friends in low places , high places , and everywhere in between .∼Fort Worth Star-Telegram (TX) - Thursday, January 15, 2004
Deceased Name: Bert Kenneth Evans Sr.
MINERAL WELLS -- Bert Kenneth Evans Sr., 73, a handyman, died Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2004, at a Mineral Wells hospital.
Funeral: 2 p.m. Friday at Baum-Carlock-Bumgardner Funeral Home. Burial: Rock Creek Cemetery.
He lived in Mineral Wells all of his life. He was a Baptist.
Survivors: Wife, Billie Faye Evans; son, Bert Evans Jr.; daughter, Brandi Faye Nelson; two grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; brother, Edwin Evans; and special friend, Louella Blankenship.
Also called Nanners by friends. Here is the poem that was written and read for him at his funeral by Michelle (granddaughter) Not a Whisper, Nor a shout
But a loving voice , soft lap , strong arms held out .
He took pride in all of us , and so hard he faught ,
But I know we filled his head with every passing thought .
He taught us about life and about love ,
And I feel him now watching us from above .
As childern he played with our minds ,
And as adults we knew he was just " that kind" .
You could always count on him ,
When you were down he'd make you grin .
He always had time to tell you a story ,
And on his face no sign of worry .
He was one of a kind style and technique ,
But then again thats what made him SO very unique .
Your struggls is over , you can finally sleep ,
But we must stay behind here , behind to weep .
All of our love goes with you ,
As you dance the skies of blue.
For god has called you home ,
And with him in peace may you always roam .
Another description about pa I heard the day of his funeral was - He had friends in low places , high places , and everywhere in between .∼Fort Worth Star-Telegram (TX) - Thursday, January 15, 2004
Deceased Name: Bert Kenneth Evans Sr.
MINERAL WELLS -- Bert Kenneth Evans Sr., 73, a handyman, died Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2004, at a Mineral Wells hospital.
Funeral: 2 p.m. Friday at Baum-Carlock-Bumgardner Funeral Home. Burial: Rock Creek Cemetery.
He lived in Mineral Wells all of his life. He was a Baptist.
Survivors: Wife, Billie Faye Evans; son, Bert Evans Jr.; daughter, Brandi Faye Nelson; two grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; brother, Edwin Evans; and special friend, Louella Blankenship.
But a loving voice , soft lap , strong arms held out .
He took pride in all of us , and so hard he faught ,
But I know we filled his head with every passing thought .
He taught us about life and about love ,
And I feel him now watching us from above .
As childern he played with our minds ,
And as adults we knew he was just " that kind" .
You could always count on him ,
When you were down he'd make you grin .
He always had time to tell you a story ,
And on his face no sign of worry .
He was one of a kind style and technique ,
But then again thats what made him SO very unique .
Your struggls is over , you can finally sleep ,
But we must stay behind here , behind to weep .
All of our love goes with you ,
As you dance the skies of blue.
For god has called you home ,
And with him in peace may you always roam .
Another description about pa I heard the day of his funeral was - He had friends in low places , high places , and everywhere in between .∼Fort Worth Star-Telegram (TX) - Thursday, January 15, 2004
Deceased Name: Bert Kenneth Evans Sr.
MINERAL WELLS -- Bert Kenneth Evans Sr., 73, a handyman, died Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2004, at a Mineral Wells hospital.
Funeral: 2 p.m. Friday at Baum-Carlock-Bumgardner Funeral Home. Burial: Rock Creek Cemetery.
He lived in Mineral Wells all of his life. He was a Baptist.
Survivors: Wife, Billie Faye Evans; son, Bert Evans Jr.; daughter, Brandi Faye Nelson; two grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; brother, Edwin Evans; and special friend, Louella Blankenship.
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