Eva Salier

We will miss you.

I worked with Eva, too, at the Daily Journal. Also, attended high school with both of her sons. Tom graduated the same year I did. Eva was such a pleasant person to work with, she always had a smile.

Thanks for the many meaningful memories.

Words can not describe what a wonderful woman Eva was. So many wonderful memories of spending time with her, our second Mom. So sorry to hear, she has passed.
Ralph Robinson and Brenda (Robinson) Dobson

I worked on sets with Eva at Cumberland Players. She was a truly inspirational individual, witty and charming. She will be missed by everyone who knew her.

I loved Eva, she taught me so much. She was a great Artist and a beautiful person. So sorry to hear, she has passed.

We were blessed to have our Eva in our lives. A courageous and glorious woman, she was an example to so many of us. How many she led on the road to art--our son was one of them.We are glad to have had her in many ways and do send our condolences to her sons and the grandchildren. Tom and Katie Riggione

When I was 8 years old, I experienced the first night of Hanukkah with Eva Salier, her husband, Max, and their two sons. As a little Catholic Italian girl, this was an amazing family ceremony, very holy, and very loving. I have not forgotten how warm and loving Eva was to my family. Her husband, Max, was an Industrial Arts Teacher, like my Dad. He taught at Oakcrest High School, and my Dad taught in Vineland. They met through educational studies, and I must say, the Salier's home was filled...

Eva inspired me as a child to open up my artistic side. Art lessons at her home were a weekly highlight that I carry in my memories of Vineland. I extend my condolences to her family.