OBITUARY
Velma Calhoun Evans
April 2, 1934 – November 22, 2018
Mrs. Evans was born in Wilcox County, Georgia as the daughter of the late Robert E. Lee Calhoun and Willie L. Brown Calhoun.
Mrs. Evans was employed as a teacher’s aide for the Bibb County Board of Education. She was a member of Vineville Baptist Church and was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and sister.
Mrs. Evans is survived by her daughters, Sylvia Jones of Macon, Connie (Darron) Morgan of Lizella, Vickie (Rusty) Cohen of Lizella; her son, Randy Evans of Jacksonville, FL; grandsons, Nathan Jones, Michael Morgan, Blake Evans, Clint Evans, Brandon Morgan, and Christopher Morgan; granddaughter, Kristen Cohen; her sisters, Lynn Middlebrooks, Brenda Willingham; brothers, Gerald Calhoun, and Dennis Calhoun. She was predeceased by her husband, Gene Evans; siblings, Rachel Adams, Alvie Calhoun, and Laverne Clack.
FAMILY
- Gene Evans, Husband
- Sylvia Jones, Daughter
- Connie Morgan, Daughter
- Darron Morgan, Son-in-law
- Vickie Cohen, Daughter
- Rusty Cohen, Son-in-law
- Randy Evans, Son
- Nathan Jones, Grandson
- Michael Morgan, Grandson
- Blake Evans, Grandson
- Clint Evans, Grandson
- Brandon Morgan, Grandson
- Christopher Morgan, Grandson
- Kristen Cohen, Granddaughter
- Lynn Middlebrooks, Sister
- Brenda Willingham, Sister
- Gerald Calhoun, Brother
- Dennis Calhoun, Brother
- Rachel Adams, Sister
- Laverne Clack, Sister
- Alvie Calhoun, Brother
Services
- Visitation Monday, November 26, 2018
- A Celebration of Her Life Monday, November 26, 2018
- Burial Monday, November 26, 2018
REMEMBERING
Velma Calhoun Evans
have a memory or condolence to add?
ADD A MEMORYDenise Spradley
November 26, 2018
Velma was always quick with a hug and kind words. She will be missed at the family reunions. Sending love and prayers to the family.
Denise
sylvia jones
November 24, 2018
David Self
November 23, 2018
I remember the butter bean lady of South Macon. She was so kind to everyone. It was my pleasure to be her pastor from 89 - 99. Rest in the Lord.
sylvia jones
November 23, 2018
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