Birth date: Apr 25, 1932 Death date: Dec 5, 2013
Eva Lois Calvert, 81, of Culpeper passed away Thursday, December 5, 2013 at Culpeper Health and Rehabilitation Center. She was born April 25, 1932 in Cookeville, TN to the late Orb and Eunice Hedgecough. A graduate of Tennessee Te Read Obituary
My deepest condolences to all of your family. Mrs. Calvert was a beautiful woman inside and out. There is no doubt that she is to the right hand of Jesus as she loved the Lord with all of her heart. That should bring comfort to all who miss her.
It was a pleasure and a privilege to know Eva. She will be missed dearly.
Luke 1:28
Respectfully,
Reverend Heather Nungesser
To Mr. Calvert and the entire Calvert Family---Our thoughts and prayers are with you. God gives us many gifts and the gift that he gives us that allows us to stay connected to our loved ones once they depart this earth is called memories. Hold on to your memories of Mrs. Calvert and let them guide you through this time of sadness.
Mr. & Mrs. Strother L. Washington, Jr. (Junior & BeeBee)
Eva was a great woman who was like a grandma to me. So many good memories of her. She was a great sister on Christ who I often went to. I miss her laughter!
With our sympathy. Sorry we can't be there with you but you all are in our thoughts and prayers.
Love from TN.
Junior, Betty and Donna Sherrill
I had the honor to know Mrs. Calvert and enjoyed our many conversations. I met her at Culpeper Regional Hospital when my mother was a patient there on 9/ll. Mrs. Calvert was watching the tv in front of the Pink Ladies snack bar. I did not know her, however, she turned around and gave me a hug and so began our friendship which continued to WalMart pharmacy. She was a loving, caring, brave and sometimes impulsive lady who when she decided something, well that was that, there was no changing her mind, but she would say, "I'll think about it."
Please accept my sincere condolences. She will be spending Christmas in heaven this year, and she would not have it any other way. Love and prayers to each of you.
My memories of Mrs. Calvert is one of respect, nurturing and love. Growing up, I can remember her being very strong and active at Church. On any given Sunday, she would have us kids over to run loose and just be kids. She would always tell my grandmother; "Now Millie, don't worry about anything, they will be fine. But, if anything does happen, we'll call (and then she would smile)." I think this made my grandmother more nervous, as she knew how accident prone I was (my cousin not so much). Between the fences, a pond and rolling hillsides; my grandmother knew a call was coming. Luckily, nothing ever happened. One of my fondest memories, was when I came to visit and while in one of the back rooms (just off the living room/dinning room area); we talked for quite a while. Upon completion of our conversation, we both were crying. We hugged...I gave her kiss and told her how much I loved her. She smiled back and said "I love you too". To Mr. Calvert, Robert, David, Randall, Clay and entire Calvert family...my thoughts and prayers are with you all. I thank you so much for allowing me to know this wonderful and gracious lady.
All my love,
Vanessa (Snyder) Converse
