Evelyn Hunter, 103, of Fishers, Indiana, passed away July 26, 2019. Evy was born March 1, 1916 in Madison, Indiana, the daughter of James and Larissa (Bovard) Green.
She had a degree from Indianapolis Business College, 1937, and worked for Diamond Chain in Indianapolis. During the depression when a woman married, she had to give up her job. She was married to the love of her life, Edwin Hunter, for seventy-nine year. They travelled the world and made many friends over the years but loved being with family most. Her motto was “Moderation is the key to a long life.”
A dedicated mother to their two children, Timothy Hunter (Patricia) of Zionsville, IN and Nancy Wresin-Smith of Cicero, IN; grandchildren Stacia, Jakob and Walt, four great grandchildren Coleman, Hunter, Abigail and Zachary. She was a member of North Minister Presbyterian Church.
She had a degree from Indianapolis Business College, 1937, and worked for Diamond Chain in Indianapolis. During the depression when a woman married, she had to give up her job. She was married to the love of her life, Edwin Hunter, for seventy-nine year. They travelled the world and made many friends over the years but loved being with family most. Her motto was “Moderation is the key to a long life.”
A dedicated mother to their two children, Timothy Hunter (Patricia) of Zionsville, IN and Nancy Wresin-Smith of Cicero, IN; grandchildren Stacia, Jakob and Walt, four great grandchildren Coleman, Hunter, Abigail and Zachary. She was a member of North Minister Presbyterian Church.
Evelyn Hunter, 103, of Fishers, Indiana, passed away July 26, 2019. Evy was born March 1, 1916 in Madison, Indiana, the daughter of James and Larissa (Bovard) Green.
She had a degree from Indianapolis Business College, 1937, and worked for Diamond Chain in Indianapolis. During the depression when a woman married, she had to give up her job. She was married to the love of her life, Edwin Hunter, for seventy-nine year. They travelled the world and made many friends over the years but loved being with family most. Her motto was “Moderation is the key to a long life.”
A dedicated mother to their two children, Timothy Hunter (Patricia) of Zionsville, IN and Nancy Wresin-Smith of Cicero, IN; grandchildren Stacia, Jakob and Walt, four great grandchildren Coleman, Hunter, Abigail and Zachary. She was a member of North Minister Presbyterian Church.
She had a degree from Indianapolis Business College, 1937, and worked for Diamond Chain in Indianapolis. During the depression when a woman married, she had to give up her job. She was married to the love of her life, Edwin Hunter, for seventy-nine year. They travelled the world and made many friends over the years but loved being with family most. Her motto was “Moderation is the key to a long life.”
A dedicated mother to their two children, Timothy Hunter (Patricia) of Zionsville, IN and Nancy Wresin-Smith of Cicero, IN; grandchildren Stacia, Jakob and Walt, four great grandchildren Coleman, Hunter, Abigail and Zachary. She was a member of North Minister Presbyterian Church.
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