Dr. Henry Glen "Hank" Evers

Dear Marilyn and family
We were so shocked to hear Hank had passed away-I have always enjoyed knowing Hank. At the last reunion we had several nice conversations--did I miss something? I never realized he was sick-but that was like Hank, a true non-complainer. Once again I am faced with how precious our time here is. I only regret I didn't spend more time with Hank when I had the chance. From our talks and our emails I know that he loved our Lord and that he is with Him now. Words will...

Dear Marilyn,We wish to express our condolence to you for the loss of Hank this Dec. We hope that you will remember that you are a part of the class of 56 and join in. Paul and Fran

Dear Marilyn, Susan, David and family
We will miss Hank a lot. He leaves a big hole in our family. We are so sorry, and pray that God will be with you.

Dear Marilyn-We have great memories of Hank from our vet school days to our 50th reunion this past September. How great a time we all had!! We look forward to seeing you in Asilomar. Our best wishes and condolences to you and your family, particularly to Susan whom I knew.

HANK'S MEMORY WILL BE WITH ME ALWAYS AS WE HAVE SHARED MANY CONVERASTIONS THE PAST 54 YEARS - THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES.
ED & EVELYN HILL

Dear Marilyn and family.

We were sorry to hear about Hank and his passing. It has been a pleasure to know you both. Hank was a very important part of the Veterinary Class of l956. We hope you will still be part of our group each year as we meet. Dale and June Angus

Dear Marilyn, What a full life you and Hank had together and what great memories - it was a special blessing that you both were able to attend our 50th Vet. Class Reunion in September. All of us are thankful to have known him and to have shared a portion of his life. We hope that you will join the remaining members of the `Great Class of 1956' in Asilomar this coming April- like Carol Smith and Janet Sanford, we hope that you will continue to be part of our lives!
Mary Margaret and I send...

Dr.Evers was such a kind man. I will never forget him. I was just a kid whose cat had impassible stones in his urinary tract and Dr. had just started his practice in his garage on Sunset. He told my dad he felt so sorry for me and my cat who missed his kid that he moved "Rochester" inside his own house with kids to comfort him. I experienced my first "loss" but I will never forget this kind of kindness even though I am in my fifties now and read news of Chico on line.

Dear Marilyn & Susan,
We're so sorry to read about your loss. Unfortunately, no words can heal at this time but we hope you find some comfort in knowing that we are thinking about you.
Les & Jessica Cummings