Thomas S. Evans, 69, of Dallas, peacefully passed away Saturday, Jan. 21, 2023, in Geisinger Wyoming Valley Medical Center surrounded by family at his bedside.
Born in Trucksville, he was the son of the late Thomas and Arlene Hoover Evans and was the youngest of five children.
In addition to his parents, Thomas was preceded in death by his brother, Lee Evans.
Left to cherish his memories are his wife of 22 years, Deborah Evans; daughter, Lou Ann and her husband, Jack Frank; son, Curtis and his wife, Meredith Evans; stepson, Greg and his wife, Michelle Miller; stepson, William Roper; stepdaughter, Jennifer Jones; stepdaughter, Dawn Zavec; nine grandchildren; and his two sisters, Lois Waltich and Barbra Evans, Dunland, Fla.; and brother, Curtis Evans, Scott Run.
Thomas graduated from the West Side Career & Technology Center. He pursued a career as a commercial driver for most of his life and in the early 80s he became an owner operator working with Road Masters/Bennet pulling oversized loads across the country. He enjoyed fishing, hunting and he was an avid NASCAR and racing fan. Some of his favorite pastimes were just hanging out with friends and family swapping stories and reminiscing.
A memorial and celebration of life for Thomas will be announced at a later date.
Arrangements are from Harold C. Snowdon Funeral Home Inc., Shavertown.
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Michell'e Boice
January 19, 2025
You are missed by so many and it's still hard to believe that you're gone. Rest in Peace Tim (you will always be "Tim" to us) and keep on truckin.
Jo-Ann (Norrie) Sarley
January 21, 2024
Tom and his family were my neighbors during my childhood. He, his brothers & I were friends. He was a few years younger than me...he was always fun! My condolences to his family and friends...May he Rest in Peace.
Michell'e Tattersall Boice
January 28, 2023
Rest in peace Timmy, you earned it. Rick and I have many wonderful memories of good times from hunting and fishing, family gatherings, and camping on Swamp Road, Hunlock Creek to mention just a few. You were a good friend and brother-in-law and had a great sense of humor. My condolences to his wife Debbie and his family, especially his son, my nephew, Curtis as well as to all who knew and loved Timmy. May God bless all of you at this very sorrowful time.
WALTER J PARSONS
January 27, 2023
60 years ago we would hang out at the railroad tressel and compete in snowballs at cars plus waterballoons .
also woodchuck hunting and lookout falls camping out .a lot of great times see u in heaven one day
Bev & Mike
January 26, 2023
Debbie and family our deepest sympathies. Timmy was a kind gentle man, may he rest in peace
Augie tolli
January 26, 2023
Great man always smiling and happy no matter what life was thrown at him always loved getting out on the water with my pops like two young buddies going back and forth about pretty much everything he definitely loved and treated aunt deb with respect and love I will miss you my friend until we meet again rest easy
Patti Lacey
January 26, 2023
Uncle Timmy you will be so sadly missed . My dads best fist mate , I loved to here you two bicker over everything. My you find peace .
Dolores
January 26, 2023
I pray in Jesus`s name, for the family of Tim. Hold them close father and keep them safe. Give them strength and courage and peace.
Bob Sabol
January 26, 2023
Timmy was such a great friend with a laugh and smile for you. His ten-point buck made him a hero to many a boy in Trucksville. What good times we had fishing! Rest in peace friend.
Curtis Evans
January 25, 2023
Going to miss you everyday dad I love you
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