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May 11, 1944 – June 15, 2023
Home Town: Cheltenham
Born in Gloucester on 11 May 1944, Evelyn was a loving daughter, sister, wife, mother, and friend. She was cherished for her kindness, warmth, and joyful spirit. Living with grace and resilience, she touched many lives. Her love and legacy remain an enduring part of the Gloucester community she deeply cherished.
In the year 1949, a bright chapter unfolded in Evelyn's life as she embarked on her educational journey at The Gloucester Girls' Day School, where she embraced knowledge and forged lifelong connections.
In 1966, Evelyn proudly graduated from The University of Gloucester, marking a significant milestone in her educational path and laying the foundation for a lifetime of accomplishments and contributions.
In 1968, Evelyn embarked on a fulfilling career journey as a journalist, bringing her passion for storytelling and dedication to truth-seeking to the forefront of her professional endeavors.
In the blissful year of 1974, Evelyn joyously exchanged vows and embraced a lifetime of love and companionship with her soulmate, Jonas Locke. Their union became a source of strength, laughter, and enduring happiness.
In 1975, Evelyn showcased her love for rugby in a remarkable way by clinching a trophy alongside her colleagues at her job, demonstrating not only her dedication to teamwork but also her prowess on the rugby field. Her triumph became a testament to her passion for sports and camaraderie.
In the transformative year of 1978, Evelyn embraced the joys of motherhood as she welcomed a pair of blessings into her life—a baby boy and a sweet girl. This marked the beginning of a new chapter filled with love, laughter, and the countless cherished moments that come with raising twins.
In 1989, Evelyn embarked on an entrepreneurial journey by launching her own company, a pivotal moment that reflected her ambition, innovation, and commitment to shaping her career path.
In 1991, Evelyn achieved a heartfelt milestone by winning a charity award, showcasing her dedication to making a positive impact on the community and underscoring her commitment to philanthropy.
In 1994,Evelyn embraced a new chapter in her life as she moved to Leigh, marking a significant change in surroundings and setting the stage for fresh experiences and connections in her journey.
In May 1996, the circle of family joy expanded as Evelyn's daughter welcomed a baby boy into the world. Later, in December of the same year, her son celebrated the arrival of a precious granddaughter, a double blessing that filled the family with gratitude and God's grace.
In 2004, the collective efforts of Evelyn's rugby team bore fruit as they clinched a trophy, marking a victorious moment that added a new chapter of achievement to their shared passion for the sport.
Colm Hannon
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Evelyn was a wonderful neighbour and friend who loved Gloucester Rugby Club and loved her family. She will be greatly missed. I remember her fundraising for the Gloucester Rugby Foundation and it meaning so much to her. This is a beautiful way to honour her life.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Evelyn’s love for her family and Gloucester Rugby Club was matched only by her commitment to helping others. She had a remarkable way of making everyone feel valued. Her presence will be sorely missed but fondly remembered.
Evelyn was such a special person. She will be missed every day.
Evelyn was an extraordinary neighbour and friend. Her enthusiasm for Gloucester Rugby and her commitment to family and community were inspiring. She will be missed more than words can express.
Another beautiful soul has been laid to rest. Never gone forever in your hearts and memories.