Doris Ruth Rogers Evans

Kind memories of Doris
as we grew up in Canton & being so kind to my mother when she was at Shiloh.

A life guide, and truest friend. Thank you for the wonderful years, Doris.

Doris was my Sunday School teacher, a friend from my school days, and an influence in my life, through to the time of her leaving Canton, after which we shared notes off and on. It is good to know that she is a child of Jesus and all is well..
Gaye Hinkle Shattuck, McPherson

We will remember Doris as loving, strong, and energetic. A very welcoming person, we truly enjoyed the time we spent with her. Her accounts of her life experiences reflected her inner strength, love of family, and faith. Our thoughts and prayers are with her family.

In loving memory of a wonderful person.

What a lovely lady Doris was and I have lots of memories of spending time at the country home outside Galva. She was always kind, gracious and welcoming to me.God rest her soul.

Thinking if you all though this difficult time. May God Bless Doris!

Thinking of you and your family at this difficult time.

I met Doris when she was librarian at the Canton Library. You could tell when the Library was open because her pink scooter was parked in the Library yard. We developed a lasting and loving friendship that I will always treasure as one of my most important. I want to grow up to be just like her! Thank you Doris for your positive outlook, your abiding faith, and the impact you made and continue to make on my life.