Delores Virginia Evans
November 21, 1940 ~ September 7, 2017
Delores Virginia Evinger Evans, age 76, passed away peacefully Thursday afternoon, September 7, 2017 in her home and she entered the presence of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Delores was born on November 21, 1940 in Christoval, TX to Harry Leroy Evinger and Sarah Marie Ellis Evinger. She was diagnosed with cancer 5 years ago this November. She was not supposed to live very long but the Lord gave her great doctors and nurses and she lived almost 5 years! She was an incredible mother, daughter, grandmother, mother-in-law, wife, and friend. She was a generous and compassionate servant of Christ, volunteering at the New Braunfels Library, Hope Hospice, The Silo Food Pantry, Dayspring Christian Fellowship, Gateway Church and many other places for many years since her retirement in 2001.
She loved her family and cherished her time with her children, grandchildren, family, neighbors, and friends. Delores loved her dog Beau, who passed away about 6 weeks ago after being her reliable and best companion for 12 years. Delores loved people! She was preceded in death by her husband Loyd Evans Sr. and her parents. Survivors include her sons: Bennie L. Campbell and wife Sonia Campbell and Rev. Keith D. Campbell and wife Sheila M. Campbell. Grandchildren: Kody D. Campbell, Madison K. Campbell, Brooke E. Edwards, Matthew P. Campbell, Cohin Lawson and Keyton Lawson, and several great-grandchildren. The memorial service will be at 11:00 AM on Saturday, September 30, 2017 at the Lux Funeral Home Chapel. All services will end at the conclusion of the memorial service. To leave a message for the family, please visit www.www.luxfhcares.com and select obituaries.
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She was a sweet lady! Always enjoyed her hugs!!
What a beautiful woman . . . inside and out. My thoughts and prayers are with you Keith and all of Delores’s family. We know where she is. Alleluia!
Delores was a wonderful Christian lady who I will never forget. She had a impact on so many lives through the years. My prayers are with Keith and Bennie and their families . I had worked at her and her husband’s business years ago. She was a great joy to be around and a blessing to all who knew her. She will be greatly missed. Laurie Smith
Delores left here surrounded by loving family and friends and entered into the presence of Jesus enveloped in the Love of our Father. We cherish our memories and relationship with her and pray for her loving family. Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints.
what a great friend and loved working with her for a number of years. I will miss her so much. My prayers are with the family
Keith, I am so sorry to hear about your sweet mom. She was the sweetest lady and always very kind to me. You, Sheila and the kids are in my prayers.
Keith, I am so sorry to hear about your sweet mom. She was the sweetest lady and always very kind to me. You, Sheila and the kids are in my prayers.
Dear Bennie and Keith, Your Mother was a good friend of my parents Jack and Bea Paul. They enjoyed each others company and had many fun times and memories together through the years. In this time of your sorrow may you and your families find peace and strength in the presence of God’s love. Blessed are they that mourn for they shall be comforted. Matthew 5:14
Delores was such a dear sister in Christ whom I met at Freedom Fellowship Church in New Braunfels. We both served as doorkeepers(greeters) there. I will always remember her and her sweet smile and loving ways. We miss her and pray comfort on all her family and friends.
Miz Delores, I am so sad you’re gone but so happy you’re with Jesus, healthy and whole and no longer suffering. You fought cancer with grace, dignity, and humor and little complaining. You and I were sisters from different mothers…we had so much in common and similar viewpoints, except for politics, where we agreed to disagree! We met while working at the Hope Hospice Thrift Shop 11 years ago and became fast friends! If it weren’t for you, I would have left, as my other cashier buddy had passed away, and it wasn’t the same. Then you came along, all nice and kind and sweet, you became my friend and loved me (even when I wasn’t so lovable) and the rest is history. We had such good times together, lunching, shopping, and spending hours on the phone, solving our, and the world’s problems. I miss all of that SO much! I will remember ALL of that but most especially your love for God, your family, your friends, and Mr. Beau. I am looking forward to seeing you again in Heaven! Will we still be dear friends there? I sure hope so. Love you so much! Keith and Sheila, Bennie and Sonia, I send my thoughts, prayers, and love.
Delores was such a positive influence on my life. From the day I met her, I knew she was a special person. Delores lived her faith, loved her family, and adopted her friends. She was my Texas Aunt, because she was too young to be my Texas Mama. Delores had such a warm giving heart. She started me on my path of volunteering by encouraging me to work at The Silo Food Pantry. Delores and I never ran out of things to talk about. I miss her beautiful smile and her infectious laugh. She helped make me a better person. I love her.
Delores was a precious friend and mentor to me. I regret that I didn’t take more time to visit her. She had so much wisdom to share with me. I pray that she knows how much I love her. I thank God for putting her in my life.