Death date: May 13, 2014
Evelyn J. (Ames) Cheverier, 71, of Stafford Springs, CT, passed away on Tuesday, May 13, 2014 at St. Francis Hospital. She was born in Oneco, CT, daughter of the late Howard E. and Evelyn (Gelinas) Ames. Evelyn was a member of the Read Obituary
Were so sorry for your loss and for your family we love you very much .our deepest sympathy . Love uncle Danny and aunt Lynn
I can't believe Evelyn is gone, she was such a Wonderful lady! She was such a big part of my life and my Mother Jean Paul. God has a new angel! God bless the entire family in this sad time!
So sorry to year of Evelyn's passing. Hadn't seen her since she lived in the Hanover and Canterbury areas. She was a good friend of my late ex-husband Joe. My sincere sympathy to her children and brother Sid. Mary (Gullak) Ducat
What a great Aunt you were !! We always had so much to talk about when we saw each other...Old memories, new things in our lives, our kids, grandchildren and most of all talking about Jesus and how we love him.
I will never forget your laugh, your smile and your hysterical sense of humor. How we would always talk about having very similar kind of looks especially the "dreaded" Ames nose, gut and hated the gap in our front teeth ! :-)
So sorry we never had that family reunion we talked about after dad passed over; but now you are having a different kind of family reunion ! Hug my mom & dad for me and tell them how much I miss them.I can only imagine what it is like there !
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You will be missed by many and you will always have a special place in my heart.
Love never ends and neither does eternity !!!!!!
Love you Aunt Evelyn, Angela
What a fun Lady, many memories as a teenager at her home. She always treated everyone as if we were one of her kids. I've not seen the family in many years, memories of that time in my life make me smile often. So sorry to read of your loss. .You will be in my prayers.............
So sorry for your loss, Evelyn was a part of my life growing up on Mountain st. She always had such a big smile. I would see her over the years in town and it was a pleasure to talk to her. She was a person with a big heart and loved her family. she will be miss by all that new her. <3
Tricia Russo
