Ms. Eva M. Christian

     On September 23, 2022 your prayers were answered You
called on the Lord and he met you on your spiritual appointment No
more suffering and pain, no more heartache or heartbreaks, no
more wondering why. Eva the work you done on this earth
reflected your life and that was love. You will never be forgotten
for your sweet spirit of love.

     Miss Christian was a loving mother, grandmother, friend, sister
and aunt. She seen everyone equal. The love she had she not only
shared it with her only child she shared her love with everyone she
came in contact with.

    Miss Christian was born to the late Annie Bell Evans Christian
and Johnnie Christian. Proceeding in death, her sister, Bonnie Evans
Pickford, brothers, Luther Christian, Willie Christie, and John
Christian.

     The true meaning of what love represents was Eva. She leaves to
cherish sweet and loving memories to her only child, Wanda Denise
Christian, two precious grandchildren, Sai ’Quan T. Williams,
Amari S. Whittington, A friend, Keith Bell and a special devoted
friend, Douglas McArthur, Sisters, Clementine Evans of Fairmont,
NC; Carrie Mae Barfield of Yonkers, NY; Wanda (Glen) Stephens
of Lumberton, Katherine McKoy of Brooklyn, NY; Brothers, James
(Francine — deceased) Christian; Jerry Christian; Charles
Christian; Larry Christian, Roosevelt (Van) Strickland.
Her wonderful caretakers, Ann Hayes, Amari Whittington ('ousiu
Barbra Ann Evans who was like a sister. Special friends Shirlease
Gaddy Tatum, Erica Gaddy, Neice, Wallace, Pamela Hill, Mary
Ann Worley, Delaine Whittington. She gives her love to her nieces
and nephews. Cinquetta Christian, Mia Young, Lashanda, Kaye,
Edna and Jason Taylor, Tonya, Sharon, Catherine, Suzzanne and
Stephen Evans, Latisha and Clifford Evans, Kellap, Donshawn,
Tameka, Jasmine and Matilda Evans, Reginald and Brenda
Christian, Reggie Christie, Shawn. Dell and Alona Haywood.
Whom all been with her from birth and a host of other niece and
nephews. Eva was the baby girt of her siblings.

 She attend the public schools of Robeson County then further her
education at Robeson Community College. She became a
member of Mill Branch in her youth. She worked from the
age of 14 until she couldn't ’t work anymore. Eva gave her
time and energy doing what she loved helping others. And
for that we way thank you Eva. If Eva could say something to her family it would be, cry but cry because I love you all
unconditionally. I’m not hurting anymore. I’m waiting for
you. And to my dearest Wanda from the day I birth you, you
were my pie. Don’t cry don’t worry mama is just fine. I
loved you with my whole heart and I trusted God with you
now you trust him with me I’m not gone I just sored away to my new home.

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