Evelyn K. Dold

The best mom God could have given us

I´m so sorry to my sister and my brother. Our mother was absolutely incredible. She was a young, widowed, mother of three children and managed to run a hospital. She was the kindest, smartest, strongest woman I´ve ever met in my entire . When we were children, we would lay on her lap and ask her to nice us. She was so sweet ! She did have an extraordinary travel life. A life that most people would only dream about. She traveled the world and met thousands of people from different cultures and backgrounds, and she loved all people. Would do anything for anyone and did. But if you asked her where her favorite place was, she would tell you with her mom and I´m positive that´s where she is. I hope that I can be as kind and sweet as she was. I love you, mom and I´m working on it.

Joe Nannery and I were best friends as kids. Evelyn was a couple years older than us. There was always a gang in the kitchen solving the world's problems sitting around the kitchen table. Evelyn was always kind to me but generally did not put up with any nonsense we had to offer the household as we would
intermittenly drop in while raising hell in the neighborhood on a Friday night. They are great memories of Good Times in the '50s and '60s. RIP Evelyn.

Hi Evy thank you for being there that one time I cried on your shoulders at 13 or 14. I can´t remember what it was about, but thank you for that.

My most fondest memory of you is when you chucked a shoe at me Elizabeth for ditching school. And believe it or not that was our very first time! We looked back and laughed at that!

Love you, Ma

The daughter, you never knew you had.

Cheryl