Delores Ferguson Evans, 91, of Steubenville died November 26, 2008 in Steubenville. She was the widow of Charles O. Evans, whom she married September 15, 1938. Delores was part owner in the family business, Evans Grocery, in Steubenville and was a member of Labelle View Church of Christ, where she sang in the choir, was a member of the Truth Seekers Sunday School Class and the women’s department. Delores loved her family, music and life. She lived through the Great Depression but had a positive attitude throughout her life. That attitude, her sparkling personality, her enthusiasm and graciousness made the world a better place. Delores was born November 8, 1917, a daughter of the late Annie E. Fray Ferguson and John T. Ferguson. She was the mother of Donna L. (Robert) Evans Davidson of Steubenville. Also surviving are her twin sister, DeMaris Ferguson Lyons of Phoenix, AZ, a brother, Kenneth (Inez) Ferguson of Pompano Beach, FL; three grandchildren ,Laurie A. Lover of Steubenville, Robert (Jane) S. Davidson of Canfield, OH; and Marian D. Davidson Taylor of Steubenville; and four great-grandchildren, Octavia Lover, Raquel Davidson, Morgan Davidson and Billy Taylor. She was preceded in death by a brother, John “Jack” Ferguson, and a sister, Dorothy M. Curtis. Calling hours will be from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m., Sunday, December 7th, at Dunlope-Shorac Funeral Home, Wintersville, OH where funeral services will be held, Monday, December 8th, 12:30p.m. with Thomas Arehart officiating. Burial at Union Cemetery, Steubenville.
09/03/2024
Donna Sue Fraley
Donna, Bob, DeMaris, Ken, and families: I have had you all on my mind and in my prayers ever since I first saw dear sweet Delores' obituary in the Herald Star online last week. Such precious memories I have of my youth living next door to Delores and Ollie on Roosevelt Avenue! Such good times we had, and what wonderful friends and neighbors they were. Precious memories of DeMaris and family coming to visit from Arizona, and Dorothy Ed and Doreen coming down from Akron, too. Awhile back I got out some old home movies and was reminded of our many "music get-togethers" and how we danced in Delores and Ollie's kitchen, and what great times we had. There were movies showing Laurie Ann and Bobby when they were just babies, too. Yes, we have been out of touch over the years, but I just wanted to let you know how important Delores and Ollie were to me back then. The picture of her here on the site is just as pretty and loving looking as she was way back then. I am living in East Liverpool now, and recently had a hip replacement surgery, for which I am still in physical therapy. If I can make it down there on Sunday, I will. I can not come on Monday. Please know that I have you all in my constant thoughts and prayers. Love, Donna Sue
09/03/2024
Dawn Weifenbach
I just want you all to know how very sorry I am for your loss. Gram was a wonderful woman and always filled with love and lots of happiness. She will always be with you all. Please know you are all in my heart and prayers.
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