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In Memory of
Evon A.
Baugus
1920 - 2014
Memorial Candle Tribute From
Ashley Hall
"I am so sorry Evon. I love you and miss you!!"
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Memorial Candle Tribute From
Jim & Betty Yeager
"So sorry to hear of Ms. Evon's passing. She & Mr. Dwight were great friends to "
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Memorial Candle Tribute From
Jewell Templeton
"May your warmth and love continue to shine in Heaven!"
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Memorial Candle Tribute From
Colleen (Lott) Wehr
"I will truly miss you, Ms.Baugus."
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Condolence From: Bill Scarborough
Condolence: What a wonderful Lady ! I have found memories of her as a child as she tried to keep me in line with the boys at the farm. She was a special friend to my mother who enjoyed every minute she spent with Mrs. Baugus.
Friday August 15, 2014
Condolence From: ashley hall
Condolence: I may not be at hart heritage anymore but my memories of Evon are forever. I will miss her deeply, she was an Amazing woman and had some funny stories to tell. I am honored to have the time I had with her. I will miss her and it breaks my heart that should passed away. I love her and always will. May she rest in peace with her husband. I love you Evon!
Thursday August 14, 2014
Condolence From: Jewell Templeton
Condolence: I remember Mrs. Baugus and I collecting eggs in the hen house. They kept pecking at me, She would laugh and tell me to reach under them and push them off the nest and then just snatch the eggs quickly. I remember after working the farm in the garden and baling the hay, milking etc. there would always be a huge hot meal three times a day, always plentiful and delicious.
Tuesday August 12, 2014
Condolence From: Colleen (Lott) Wehr
Condolence: I have many many childhood memories of Ms.Baugus, and visiting their farm in PA. I will always remember hiking back to the river about a mile (or more) back in their timber. It was beautiful, with the big rocks, and the rapids.
She taught me how to milk a cow and how to make one of my (still) favorite dishes....fresh green beans, new potatoes, onions and bacon in the pressure cooker.
I vividly recall the milkhouse and Dwight giving all the barn cats a squirt or two of fresh out-of-the-cow milk.
She will be greatly missed.
Tuesday August 12, 2014
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