Eva Ann Hollingsworth

Our thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Love,
Dewey & Donna

I did not know Ann that well but I know she was a very special person .She was so good for my brother. They had a very special relationship and loved spending time together. She is going to be greatly missed. When I hear the word Texas I'll always think of Ann. May she rest in peace.

Words can not say how much Ann will be missed. She came into our lives via the PBR in Vegas, that weekend is when we became a part of her PBR family. We spent some special times together when she came up here to Idaho to visit Dareld. We became her Idaho family besides being apart of her PBR family. Thank you for being in our lives...Love Jennifer & Tom, Wyatt Todd and kids..and of course our dad Dareld

Eva Ann.....To me and my three sisters she was our baby sister. We met the Hollingsworth family when she was three years old. The Hollingsworth family became lifelong, close and dear "family" to my family, the Yager's.

Eva Ann was the kindest, most caring and loving person I have ever known. She was also so very strong and kept a wonderful attitude dealing with her illnesses. She traveled to Corpus Christi twice a year to visit me and my mother who she called "mom". The last few visits we could tell her health was taking a toll on her, yet she gracefully accepted her life with all the faith she could have. One of the best blessings she could ever have had was Terri and Rusty McCracken, who lovingly took care of her for many years. Another great blessing was the love of her life, Dareld. My heart is sad that I will not see this beautiful person until I see her in Heaven. Rest in peace, baby sister.

Patty Yager Albright

We grew up together, shared many wonderful memories. She was considered "our sister". There was so much love and admiration for her. So glad she came into my life and now she has her savior "Christ". She was our stepping stone indeed! Forever our true friend. Sissy Janet Kay Whitehead
Bullard, TX

Eva Ann, my sisters and I knew her as our "baby" sister. She called our mother mom. How I will miss her visits. We loved her from when we first met her when she was just 3 years old. I have never known a kinder, more loving and giving person in my life. Rest in peace, baby sis.

Patty Yager Albright

Eva Ann had the kindest and biggest heart of anyone I ever met. She loved everyone and worked harder than anyone. She will be missed.