Lawrence Evans

My dear Lis,
I am sorry I am just finding out about your loss of your dad! I have very fond memories of your dad taking us to the Grove Park on Sunday's for brunch when I went home with you from college. He lived a very full life and was blessed to have you as a daughter. I know you share fond memories of times you spent together.
Love to you,
Cindy

Laurie and Nick; so sorry for your loss. Sending you love, prayers and hugs. And also to your Mom, Laurie

To Kitty, Laura, LeeAnn, Larry, Les and Lis...I am so sorry for your loss. My memories of Bud go back to the days at Leon High School and FSU. Bud was a close friend of my brother, Bob Lee. He, Bob, Gene Fitchner, Ralph Hartsfield, along with several other musical friends formed and played in the swing bank. Bud lived one block from our home and I use to walk through his yard on the way home from Leon, stop and visit. Although I was 3 years younger, Bud always treated me as a friend. I often tagged along with these musically endowed guys...what a treat for a young kid. Kitty and I were high school class mates and graduated in the Class of 1951. I so regret that I didn't spend time with Bud during his last days, reminiscing about those early years and talking about my brother who passed away several years ago. And I would like to thank you for his service to our country.

Les and Evans family sorry for your loss. Praying for peace during this difficult time.

Mrs. Evans, Les, Larry, and the rest of the Evans Family,
Our deepest sympathy and greatest condolences go out to the Evans family at this time of loss. Mr. Evans was a kind and gentle man. We in Asheville will miss him.

What a kind and gentle man. I remember his calm demeanor even when his house was full of teenagers and their friends.
Love and prayers,

Larry,
There are no words to express how sorry I was to hear about the passing of your beloved father. Please accept my sincere and heartfelt condolences and extend these feelings to your entire family. May God bless and comfort you at this time.

"He spoke well who said that graves are the footprints of Angels." Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Your father truly was an Angel on Earth and has been called home.

John 14:2-3
2 In my Father's house are many mansions: if it were not so, I would have told you. I go to prepare a place for you.

3 And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come again, and receive you unto myself; that where I am, there ye may be also.

How very fitting that he spent the last 29 years of his life designing churches and now he has gone home to be with his Heavenly Father, "The Ultimate Architect."

Our deepest sympathy to Kitty and the family. The neighborhood benefited from having Bud as an officer when Thomasville Road was widened. He will be missed. Roberta and David Mann