I met Eva and Pete when we moved into the cul-d-e sac in 2000- it was at a KENO night and I loved her and everything she stood for from that moment on. Her luscious and beautiful gardens, her grand decorating, her love for being with the children in the neighborhood, having tea parties for the girls, giving us all lessons on how to entertain and using the good china because "that's what it's for"!-She always made each of feel special and shared her home for our gatherings often. Eva was there to listen to our life stories and give advise to sooth our worries. Eva loved life and showed us how to love life as well. Her laugh and smile were contagious and she loved to be with the KENO group and enjoyed being a part of the shenanigans we stirred up over the years. I admired her and felt very blessed to be her friend. Her true grit to the end was only to be expected. Missing her will be sad but celebrating her life and all that she shared with us will be my way of honoring her memory and my love for our friendship.
Jody G.
