Eva was the daughter of the late Porter and Mary Smith England.
She believed in the Holiness Faith.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband of 60 years, Zearl Jones of Middlesboro, KY; brothers: Arnold, Glen, Earnest, Harold, Earl, JC, Bearl and Chalk England; baby sister Gladis (1921-1923 Claiborne, TN).
Eva was a homemaker and her greatest joy in life was her family (Especially her grandchildren) and being together. She loved preparing dinner and rarely missed a Sunday as long as her health allowed. To know her was to love her. Her sense of humor and ability to make others laugh was but one of her special qualities. She was a complete joy to be around and she will be missed very much by all those who knew and loved her.
Eva was survived by her daughter and son-in-law, who she loved like a son, Joe and Audrey Wyatt of Harrogate, TN; grandchildren: Joey (Julianne) Wyatt of Melbourne, FL, Michael Wyatt of Harrogate, TN and Nikki Wyatt Farmer of Middlesboro, KY; great grandchildren: Mikey Joe Wyatt, (US Army), Landon Farmer, Gunner Wyatt and Tucker Wyatt; step great grandchildren: Skylar Capps, Chris Lobdell, Emily and Kaitlyn Courynor; sisters: Faye Miracle of Middlesboro, KY and Dorothy Partin of Sweetwater, TN; special friends: Randi Collins Wyatt, Marvin Willis, Christina Siler Caudill, Mandy Simpson Derreberry and Michael Owens; and a host of nieces and nephews. A special thank you to all the staff at Middlesboro Nursing and Rehabilitation Facility for their kindness and care; special thank you to Luke, Henrietta, Brittany, Cynthia and Leslie for the love they showed her.
She believed in the Holiness Faith.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband of 60 years, Zearl Jones of Middlesboro, KY; brothers: Arnold, Glen, Earnest, Harold, Earl, JC, Bearl and Chalk England; baby sister Gladis (1921-1923 Claiborne, TN).
Eva was a homemaker and her greatest joy in life was her family (Especially her grandchildren) and being together. She loved preparing dinner and rarely missed a Sunday as long as her health allowed. To know her was to love her. Her sense of humor and ability to make others laugh was but one of her special qualities. She was a complete joy to be around and she will be missed very much by all those who knew and loved her.
Eva was survived by her daughter and son-in-law, who she loved like a son, Joe and Audrey Wyatt of Harrogate, TN; grandchildren: Joey (Julianne) Wyatt of Melbourne, FL, Michael Wyatt of Harrogate, TN and Nikki Wyatt Farmer of Middlesboro, KY; great grandchildren: Mikey Joe Wyatt, (US Army), Landon Farmer, Gunner Wyatt and Tucker Wyatt; step great grandchildren: Skylar Capps, Chris Lobdell, Emily and Kaitlyn Courynor; sisters: Faye Miracle of Middlesboro, KY and Dorothy Partin of Sweetwater, TN; special friends: Randi Collins Wyatt, Marvin Willis, Christina Siler Caudill, Mandy Simpson Derreberry and Michael Owens; and a host of nieces and nephews. A special thank you to all the staff at Middlesboro Nursing and Rehabilitation Facility for their kindness and care; special thank you to Luke, Henrietta, Brittany, Cynthia and Leslie for the love they showed her.
Eva was the daughter of the late Porter and Mary Smith England.
She believed in the Holiness Faith.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband of 60 years, Zearl Jones of Middlesboro, KY; brothers: Arnold, Glen, Earnest, Harold, Earl, JC, Bearl and Chalk England; baby sister Gladis (1921-1923 Claiborne, TN).
Eva was a homemaker and her greatest joy in life was her family (Especially her grandchildren) and being together. She loved preparing dinner and rarely missed a Sunday as long as her health allowed. To know her was to love her. Her sense of humor and ability to make others laugh was but one of her special qualities. She was a complete joy to be around and she will be missed very much by all those who knew and loved her.
Eva was survived by her daughter and son-in-law, who she loved like a son, Joe and Audrey Wyatt of Harrogate, TN; grandchildren: Joey (Julianne) Wyatt of Melbourne, FL, Michael Wyatt of Harrogate, TN and Nikki Wyatt Farmer of Middlesboro, KY; great grandchildren: Mikey Joe Wyatt, (US Army), Landon Farmer, Gunner Wyatt and Tucker Wyatt; step great grandchildren: Skylar Capps, Chris Lobdell, Emily and Kaitlyn Courynor; sisters: Faye Miracle of Middlesboro, KY and Dorothy Partin of Sweetwater, TN; special friends: Randi Collins Wyatt, Marvin Willis, Christina Siler Caudill, Mandy Simpson Derreberry and Michael Owens; and a host of nieces and nephews. A special thank you to all the staff at Middlesboro Nursing and Rehabilitation Facility for their kindness and care; special thank you to Luke, Henrietta, Brittany, Cynthia and Leslie for the love they showed her.
She believed in the Holiness Faith.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband of 60 years, Zearl Jones of Middlesboro, KY; brothers: Arnold, Glen, Earnest, Harold, Earl, JC, Bearl and Chalk England; baby sister Gladis (1921-1923 Claiborne, TN).
Eva was a homemaker and her greatest joy in life was her family (Especially her grandchildren) and being together. She loved preparing dinner and rarely missed a Sunday as long as her health allowed. To know her was to love her. Her sense of humor and ability to make others laugh was but one of her special qualities. She was a complete joy to be around and she will be missed very much by all those who knew and loved her.
Eva was survived by her daughter and son-in-law, who she loved like a son, Joe and Audrey Wyatt of Harrogate, TN; grandchildren: Joey (Julianne) Wyatt of Melbourne, FL, Michael Wyatt of Harrogate, TN and Nikki Wyatt Farmer of Middlesboro, KY; great grandchildren: Mikey Joe Wyatt, (US Army), Landon Farmer, Gunner Wyatt and Tucker Wyatt; step great grandchildren: Skylar Capps, Chris Lobdell, Emily and Kaitlyn Courynor; sisters: Faye Miracle of Middlesboro, KY and Dorothy Partin of Sweetwater, TN; special friends: Randi Collins Wyatt, Marvin Willis, Christina Siler Caudill, Mandy Simpson Derreberry and Michael Owens; and a host of nieces and nephews. A special thank you to all the staff at Middlesboro Nursing and Rehabilitation Facility for their kindness and care; special thank you to Luke, Henrietta, Brittany, Cynthia and Leslie for the love they showed her.
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