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Saturday, November 14, 2026
11:00 am - 12:00 pm (Central time)
On October 10th, 2026 Patricia Ann Evans completed her earthly journey and went to join our lord and loved ones who went before her.
Loving wife of James "Bud" Evans (deceased), sister of Wilbur Ellis (deceased) devoted mother of Tim Brady, Lillie Dudley, Scott Brady and Patty Brady, proud grandmother of 7, great grandmother of 16 and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, sons and daughter in laws.
Devoted and loving Mother, Grandmother, and Great Grandmother, her greatest passion was her family. She was an adopted Mother and Grandmother to so many. Mom treasured, celebrated and savored every moment, making the time together unforgettable for her loved ones.
She enjoyed a highly successful in sales as a wedding consultant, assisting others in making their day special. Despite obstacles and life's challenges she raised her children and never left them wanting for anything. The life lessons she gave us are guideposts for us all, passed down thru the generations.
With her zest for life and spirit of adventure, you could count on her to be the first one on the dance floor. She couldn't resist a dare and loved enjoying a laugh with everyone. Mom delighted in embarrassing and giggling with her children and grandchildren at every opportunity.
She was drawn to beauty and had a discerning eye for it, always dressing and looking her best, no matter the occasion. With her sense of fashion and natural beauty, she could stop a room. Her home was impeccable at all times and provide a warm safe environment for all who entered.
Mom was outgoing and never met a stranger, embracing others and creating circles of friendships that lasted a lifetime
If you wanted to know, her opinion on something, all you had to do was ask, she spoke her mind freely and held strong to her convictions and beliefs.
Hers was the heart of a lion with the touch of a butterfly. She loved fearlessly and forgave quickly with the grace of Angel. When you needed unconditional love and comfort she was always there. Mom was our Family Matriarch and Rock. while we will miss her terribly, We carry her love and spirit in our hearts and strive to be the person she saw in each of us.
" OK bye-bye, mama's gotta go now...."
Services to be held at Marshall & Marshall Funeral Home, 200 N. Bosque, Whitney Texas 76692 on November 14th at 11A.M.
Marshall & Marshall Funeral Directors
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