Birth date: Jun 25, 1932 Death date: Jan 21, 2017
Willis Adeline Stevens June 25, 1932 to January 21, 2017 Willis Adeline Stevens wife of Robert (Bob) Stevens of 65 years passed away on January 21, 2017 at the home of her daughter Mary Stevens where she was being cared for by Mar Read Obituary
Mr. Stevens, Larry, Pam, Darlene and Mary, My prayers are with you all. So many fond memories come to mind of Willis and really all of you. Wishing you all peace and solace in your time of sadness. Remember her good humor and laugh, remember all the fun times you all had, and know she is now in a better place. She has gone home to our savior and will rest in eternal peace. May all of your fond memories comfort you. Love, Sue Philip Morrill & Your Cousin Wes
Mom, you were the best mom. You shaped our lives when we were children to lead us into adulthood with the right values so we could pass those values onto our children and grandchildren. I wouldn`t change anything about our childhood and adulthood because you were there for total support. You made me who I am today and I thank you for that with all my heart. I will miss you every day! I Love You Mom, your Loving Son, Larry
My heart is heavy, and several times I’ve realized I just can’t pick up the phone and call mom to tell her something or ask a question…since she passed from this world to heaven. As a young girl I was proud of my pretty mom when she would help out in my class or go on field trips or just around the house…my friends would say “your mom is talkative and pretty”. Sometimes mom would read and play games with us and she enjoyed watching old movies together. Mom loved when we were in high school getting ready for a weekend of boat racing supporting and watching my dad and brother racing their boats on various lakes in and out of California during the summer. Mom never learned to drive a car because as a teen growing up in San Francisco she walked or took the bus, so she relied on others to get her around or she would just walk. Mom loved family gatherings on holidays and birthdays, which got harder in the later years with the family so spread out and her health declining. I have many memories and will miss our conversations….love you mom! Your Daughter, Pamela
