As I remember Evelyn as we mark the anniversary of her passing, I remember her kind heart and her love for talking with people and sharing her experiences. While I have many things she gave to me over the years, the one most precious is a beautiful set of napkins from Thailand - brightly colored and beautifully patterned. They set a beautiful table and remind me of her each time I use them. 

"Well done good and faithful servant!"

Time runs very fast, you have been leave me for one year. But your beautiful smile is in my heart for ever. When I saw the picture at my home, I still feel you are still close with me. I believe one day we will meet in the heaven, together, and forever.

The Harthcocks have been a special part of my families' life for many year - we were first blessed by their visit to Alaska where they stayed with me for several days and from that time on we grew to love and appreciate them.  Who would have through our path would pass again later in Southeast Asia - both in Thailand and in Malaysia where they helped teach two months in an intensive English class - what a blessing they were to both their students and to me personally.  When my parents came to visit Thailand we also were privileged to spend a day with the Harthcocks and were gain blessed by out time together.   They were always easily identifiable by their matching clothing as the walked hand in hand - their love for each other was inspiring.  And while Evelyn has left to be with her Saviour in heaven and will be sorely missed - it is comforting to know she is free of her suffering.   God bless you Gary as you continue on the journey - you are both such an inspiration to me and my parents.    My own father died on a mission trip to Southeast Asia and I truly believe that your example of never being too old to serve was something that inspired him to continue to come and serve so many times in Southeast Asia himself.   Love and prayers,   Rodney Duncan and Cynthia Duncan (mom)