Eva Grove

Dear. Family and friends of Eva, Though I never met Eva, I read this wonderful remembrance of her, smiling and nodding with gratitude for all she has done. I share her religion of Recycling, though in the past I´ve been only a fairly good recycler. Now? I rinse my containers before recycling. Every time. Just did it this morning. Thank you and bless you, Eva

My deepest condolences. Truly a person (like Andy) who made a huge difference in this world. My heat goes out to K and R and Eva's grandchildren.

I had the blessing of speaking with Eva at an event we hosted several weeks ago. Eva was a wonderful champion of our organization's mission supporting the developmental disabilities community. Her compassion and commitment to our community, her family and friends will leave a hole that will be hard to replace. We're grateful for all the both Eva and Andy did for others.

Eva was truly a character. Very funny but not really knowing how funny she could be. She always arrived with a smile on her face and a delicious dessert in her hands. Her first question when she arrived was always inquiring about us. She was adventurous, generous and made the best margaritas I have had to date. We laughed, we ate and we cheered to life. Eva will be cheering to her wonderful life from where she lives now with her grand smile. I will miss her tremendously. Much love, Adrianne

My favorite memory of Eva Grove. I was her veterinarian. She always came in, in older clothes. I thought she did not have much money. She brought her dog, a beautiful German Shepherd. It had very inflamed feet. It was very red and irritated between the pads. I did something that didn't work. She came back in and I said if she could afford it, I would like to do a biopsy. She said, "Of course, biopsy it." I found the answer very quickly and was able to treat her dog. When somewhat...