Clarence L. Evans Jr.

“What I would like in my Obit” by Clarence “Junie” Evans
I was born on July 27th, 1933 in Bridgewater twp – near Montrose. I graduated from Montrose in 1952. I retired from the Area Agency on Aging
as Service Management Supervisor in 1986. I played baseball, basketball, track, and volleyball for Montrose High and also the town team. In
1952 I was picked for All State in basketball.
I was the originator of Trail Youth Basketball in Lackawanna Trail area in 1992. Also, I was a PIAA umpire, and President of the Little League in
Factoryville for 3 years. I worked as a graduate assistant for the University of Scranton, where I received a Masters Degree in Science and
Rehabilitation Counseling. For over 20 years, I wrote a column for the New Age Examiner in Tunkhannock, concerning Factoryville area news.
All this is very expensive I know – Sorry! Leave off whatever you like.
While visiting my grave look up to heaven, hopefully, I’m somewhere up there!
Signed: Love,
Clarence Leonard “Junie” Evans JR
Thank you all!
Especially my darling wife Genevieve. For all she has done for me. I love you Genevieve!
(This Obituary was found in Clarence’s items after his death)
He is survived by daughters Victoria LaRue (Dennis), Sheila Palmer (Robert), sons Ronald Evans (Theresa), Alan Evans (Wendi), daughter Jenifer
Besten (James) and son Charles Evans (Jenna). Also surviving are grandchildren Ben, Michele, Megan, Tiffany, Jeffery, Heather, Lindsey, Reagan,
Bethany, Cameron, Gavin, and Trevor; great grandchildren Payton, Madison, Hannah, Kylie, Evan, Kian, Tori, and Finley. Preceded in death by
father Clarence, mother Effie, and grandson Jason.
Friends may call 6PM to 8PM, at Anthony P Litwin Funeral Home, (33 Reynolds St, Factoryville) on Monday, July 14th.
Funeral Mass 10AM at Our Lady of the Abingtons Church, Dalton on Tuesday, July 15th.
The family extends our gratitude to Christiana Care Hospice (De), Paul F Leonard, Strano & Feeley Funeral Home (De) & Anthony P Litwin Funeral
Home.
In lieu of flowers, please donate to the Factoryville Fire Company at 412 College Ave, “in memory of Clarence Evans”