Bonita Bagwell Evans 69 of Sugar Hill, GA passed away 6-29-2021 after a courageous battle. A native of Suwanee, GA, Bonita was the youngest of seven children. She was raised in a family which faithfully attended church where her love for the Lord and music was cultivated. She was a member of choirs, sang solos, and later traveled to revivals with her husband where the Lord used her beautiful voice to bring honor and glory to Him. She instilled this love for the Lord and music in her children and grandchildren, leaving a legacy for generations.
It was also at church where she met her husband, Dennis , of 47 years. She created a home that was warm and inviting. She loved entertaining family and friends, a most gracious host. From her delicious meals, to her fun-filled games, she never missed an opportunity to make each occasion extra-special. Gift-giving was her love language. Making others fell special was always her goal, which she surpassed by far. She possessed a servant-filled heart which was always ready to serve, often without prompting.
Bonita loved to travel. Her bag was always ready to head out for the next adventure. From day trips to week long fly-by-the seat of your pants trips, you didn't have to ask twice. She had always said she must have been a train conductor in her former life because she loved to go!
Though she loved and lived life to the fullest, family was always her top priority. After working in the public sector, she spent sixteen years making sure her most prized possessions, her grandchildren, received the best care. There was no limit to her love and devotion. She simply adored her grandchildren and was always willing to go the extra mile to make sure they were taken care of. Most every week you could find her at a ballpark, cheering on her favorite players, Ty and Evan. And a three-hour drive was never too farm to spend time with her granddaughter, Ruby Jo.
Bonita embodied the very best of what a wife, mother, grandmother, and friend should be. Faithful, devoted, tender, concerned, and loving are only a few words which describe this remarkable woman. Her life left an immeasurable impression on those fortunate enough to have known her. Her presence in this life will be irreplaceable and greatly missed. But, great is Administrative Assistant from G.M.
Bonita was preceded in death by her parents, A. D. & Ruby Bagwell and sister, Janice Johnson (Tom). She is survived by husband , Dennis O. Evans; daughters, Joleen Hendrix (Blake) of Newberry, SC and Melissa Corbin (Joey) of Hoschton, GA; three grandchildren, Ty Corbin, Evan Corbin, and Ruby Jo Hendrix; sisters, Joyce Doster (Tommy) of Commerce, GA, Elaine Flanigan (Roy) of Buford, GA ; brother, Gene Bagwell (Linda) of Hartwell, GA and twin brother, Benny Bagwell of Lawrenceville, GA; sisters-in-law, Joyce Evan Norrell of Woodstock, GA, Fay Evans of Smithville, TN, Juanita Evans of Monroe, GA, Janice Evans of Norcross, GA; brothers-in-law, Dale Evans of Barnesville, GA and Junior Earl Evans of (Teresa) of Barnesville, GA.
A funeral service will be held Friday in the Chapel of Flanigan Funeral Home with Rev. Randy Roys and Rev. Dennis James officiating. Interment will follow at Broadlawn Memorial Gardens.
It was also at church where she met her husband, Dennis , of 47 years. She created a home that was warm and inviting. She loved entertaining family and friends, a most gracious host. From her delicious meals, to her fun-filled games, she never missed an opportunity to make each occasion extra-special. Gift-giving was her love language. Making others fell special was always her goal, which she surpassed by far. She possessed a servant-filled heart which was always ready to serve, often without prompting.
Bonita loved to travel. Her bag was always ready to head out for the next adventure. From day trips to week long fly-by-the seat of your pants trips, you didn't have to ask twice. She had always said she must have been a train conductor in her former life because she loved to go!
Though she loved and lived life to the fullest, family was always her top priority. After working in the public sector, she spent sixteen years making sure her most prized possessions, her grandchildren, received the best care. There was no limit to her love and devotion. She simply adored her grandchildren and was always willing to go the extra mile to make sure they were taken care of. Most every week you could find her at a ballpark, cheering on her favorite players, Ty and Evan. And a three-hour drive was never too farm to spend time with her granddaughter, Ruby Jo.
Bonita embodied the very best of what a wife, mother, grandmother, and friend should be. Faithful, devoted, tender, concerned, and loving are only a few words which describe this remarkable woman. Her life left an immeasurable impression on those fortunate enough to have known her. Her presence in this life will be irreplaceable and greatly missed. But, great is Administrative Assistant from G.M.
Bonita was preceded in death by her parents, A. D. & Ruby Bagwell and sister, Janice Johnson (Tom). She is survived by husband , Dennis O. Evans; daughters, Joleen Hendrix (Blake) of Newberry, SC and Melissa Corbin (Joey) of Hoschton, GA; three grandchildren, Ty Corbin, Evan Corbin, and Ruby Jo Hendrix; sisters, Joyce Doster (Tommy) of Commerce, GA, Elaine Flanigan (Roy) of Buford, GA ; brother, Gene Bagwell (Linda) of Hartwell, GA and twin brother, Benny Bagwell of Lawrenceville, GA; sisters-in-law, Joyce Evan Norrell of Woodstock, GA, Fay Evans of Smithville, TN, Juanita Evans of Monroe, GA, Janice Evans of Norcross, GA; brothers-in-law, Dale Evans of Barnesville, GA and Junior Earl Evans of (Teresa) of Barnesville, GA.
A funeral service will be held Friday in the Chapel of Flanigan Funeral Home with Rev. Randy Roys and Rev. Dennis James officiating. Interment will follow at Broadlawn Memorial Gardens.
Bonita Bagwell Evans 69 of Sugar Hill, GA passed away 6-29-2021 after a courageous battle. A native of Suwanee, GA, Bonita was the youngest of seven children. She was raised in a family which faithfully attended church where her love for the Lord and music was cultivated. She was a member of choirs, sang solos, and later traveled to revivals with her husband where the Lord used her beautiful voice to bring honor and glory to Him. She instilled this love for the Lord and music in her children and grandchildren, leaving a legacy for generations.
It was also at church where she met her husband, Dennis , of 47 years. She created a home that was warm and inviting. She loved entertaining family and friends, a most gracious host. From her delicious meals, to her fun-filled games, she never missed an opportunity to make each occasion extra-special. Gift-giving was her love language. Making others fell special was always her goal, which she surpassed by far. She possessed a servant-filled heart which was always ready to serve, often without prompting.
Bonita loved to travel. Her bag was always ready to head out for the next adventure. From day trips to week long fly-by-the seat of your pants trips, you didn't have to ask twice. She had always said she must have been a train conductor in her former life because she loved to go!
Though she loved and lived life to the fullest, family was always her top priority. After working in the public sector, she spent sixteen years making sure her most prized possessions, her grandchildren, received the best care. There was no limit to her love and devotion. She simply adored her grandchildren and was always willing to go the extra mile to make sure they were taken care of. Most every week you could find her at a ballpark, cheering on her favorite players, Ty and Evan. And a three-hour drive was never too farm to spend time with her granddaughter, Ruby Jo.
Bonita embodied the very best of what a wife, mother, grandmother, and friend should be. Faithful, devoted, tender, concerned, and loving are only a few words which describe this remarkable woman. Her life left an immeasurable impression on those fortunate enough to have known her. Her presence in this life will be irreplaceable and greatly missed. But, great is Administrative Assistant from G.M.
Bonita was preceded in death by her parents, A. D. & Ruby Bagwell and sister, Janice Johnson (Tom). She is survived by husband , Dennis O. Evans; daughters, Joleen Hendrix (Blake) of Newberry, SC and Melissa Corbin (Joey) of Hoschton, GA; three grandchildren, Ty Corbin, Evan Corbin, and Ruby Jo Hendrix; sisters, Joyce Doster (Tommy) of Commerce, GA, Elaine Flanigan (Roy) of Buford, GA ; brother, Gene Bagwell (Linda) of Hartwell, GA and twin brother, Benny Bagwell of Lawrenceville, GA; sisters-in-law, Joyce Evan Norrell of Woodstock, GA, Fay Evans of Smithville, TN, Juanita Evans of Monroe, GA, Janice Evans of Norcross, GA; brothers-in-law, Dale Evans of Barnesville, GA and Junior Earl Evans of (Teresa) of Barnesville, GA.
A funeral service will be held Friday in the Chapel of Flanigan Funeral Home with Rev. Randy Roys and Rev. Dennis James officiating. Interment will follow at Broadlawn Memorial Gardens.
It was also at church where she met her husband, Dennis , of 47 years. She created a home that was warm and inviting. She loved entertaining family and friends, a most gracious host. From her delicious meals, to her fun-filled games, she never missed an opportunity to make each occasion extra-special. Gift-giving was her love language. Making others fell special was always her goal, which she surpassed by far. She possessed a servant-filled heart which was always ready to serve, often without prompting.
Bonita loved to travel. Her bag was always ready to head out for the next adventure. From day trips to week long fly-by-the seat of your pants trips, you didn't have to ask twice. She had always said she must have been a train conductor in her former life because she loved to go!
Though she loved and lived life to the fullest, family was always her top priority. After working in the public sector, she spent sixteen years making sure her most prized possessions, her grandchildren, received the best care. There was no limit to her love and devotion. She simply adored her grandchildren and was always willing to go the extra mile to make sure they were taken care of. Most every week you could find her at a ballpark, cheering on her favorite players, Ty and Evan. And a three-hour drive was never too farm to spend time with her granddaughter, Ruby Jo.
Bonita embodied the very best of what a wife, mother, grandmother, and friend should be. Faithful, devoted, tender, concerned, and loving are only a few words which describe this remarkable woman. Her life left an immeasurable impression on those fortunate enough to have known her. Her presence in this life will be irreplaceable and greatly missed. But, great is Administrative Assistant from G.M.
Bonita was preceded in death by her parents, A. D. & Ruby Bagwell and sister, Janice Johnson (Tom). She is survived by husband , Dennis O. Evans; daughters, Joleen Hendrix (Blake) of Newberry, SC and Melissa Corbin (Joey) of Hoschton, GA; three grandchildren, Ty Corbin, Evan Corbin, and Ruby Jo Hendrix; sisters, Joyce Doster (Tommy) of Commerce, GA, Elaine Flanigan (Roy) of Buford, GA ; brother, Gene Bagwell (Linda) of Hartwell, GA and twin brother, Benny Bagwell of Lawrenceville, GA; sisters-in-law, Joyce Evan Norrell of Woodstock, GA, Fay Evans of Smithville, TN, Juanita Evans of Monroe, GA, Janice Evans of Norcross, GA; brothers-in-law, Dale Evans of Barnesville, GA and Junior Earl Evans of (Teresa) of Barnesville, GA.
A funeral service will be held Friday in the Chapel of Flanigan Funeral Home with Rev. Randy Roys and Rev. Dennis James officiating. Interment will follow at Broadlawn Memorial Gardens.
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