Birth date: Jan 5, 1918 Death date: Jun 14, 2013
Ingiborg "Inga" J. Evans age 95, formerly of Warren, died June 14, 2013. She was born on Jan 5,1918 to Johannes and Lilja Jonasson in Riverton,Manitoba, Canada. Inga was a seamstress. She was preceded in death by her husband Jack Read Obituary
To the Evans Family,
My husband and I are saddened by the loss of your loved one. No matter how old we get our natural desire is to live. Your loved one had what the bible describes at Psalms 90:10 as "special mightiness" My family has been greatly comforted by the Bibles' promise of a resurrection (Act 24:15 and John 11) I hope that these scriptures will do the same for your family!
The Wesley Family
We will miss you Auntie, rest in peace.
Love, Jason and family.
It is very sad to lose a sister. She has been so close to my family and I for many years. We have always shared birthdays, holidays and and other events. We will all miss her deeply, and will always have great memories. Inga will always live in our hearts. Lorna
I was at Anishinabe ceremonies in Wisconsin when I heard the news; I had been hoping that I might get to visit Auntie Inga once again before she left us. I know that she was met by all of those of our family who made that journey before her, and they are having a beautiful reunion in that heavenly realm. Can't imagine that my dad isn't already teasing her. She is one of my heroes.
My condolences to Robert and Jerry, and their families, and to Amy, Baldwin and Lorna. It's lovely that she was able to pass away at home under the care of Laureen.
I have fond memories of helping my great-aunt Inga do chores around Amma Lilja & Afi Joe's house when I was a kid. (Of course, I was likely no help at all.) She was always such a hard worker, but she also knew how to have fun. She was the life of any party she attended. I remember her cracking jokes; when she was about 60 or so, Barry was talking about something to do with a hospital having to get rid of some meds and she told him she wanted all the birth control pills. (Laureen just told me another funny "hospital" joke.) Inga had a great sense of humour. She was a wonderful, caring person and I'm grateful to have known her.
We will truly miss our Auntie Inga. Holidays and family get-togethers will be missing a great part of the gathering. Will always have the great memory of your 95th birthday party and Jacob's 1st birthday singing Happy Birthday. You will be missed but always remembered. George, Linda, Jennifer, Stephen, and Matthew.
