Eva Noland Russell
March 4, 1918 ~ April 20, 2012
Resided in:
Hendersonville, NC
Eva Noland Russell, 94, of Easy St., Hendersonville, died Friday, April 20, 2012.
A native of Buncombe Co., she was a daughter of the late Wilburn and Myrtle McCrary Noland. Following Wilburn's early death, Myrtle McCrary Noland married Jesse V. Noland, Sr., who reared and became Eva's loving father. She was also preceded in death by her husband, Reubin Davis Russell and his son David; and sister, Callie N. Ferreri.
Mrs. Russell was a retired school teacher and was a member of the NC BSP Retired School Personnel, Order of the Eastern Star, and the Fidelis Zeta and ADK Sororities. She was also a member of Trinity United Methodist Church, West Asheville.
Mrs. Russell is survived by Reuben's son, Harold, his former wife Rickie Coleman and two grandchildren, Thomas Russell and Teresa Bullard; her sister Audrey N. Codnere; brother Jesse V. Noland; nieces Linda Ferreri, Dianna Dool, and Lisa Ferreri and nephews, Marcus and Douglas Noland.
A graveside service will be held at 2:00 p.m. Wednesday at Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Enka, with the Rev. Rodney H. Hagans, Jr. officiating.
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May you finally rest in peace Aunt Eva!
May you be embraced at Heaven’s Door and find eternal peace with the Father. You deserve it after all the year’s. We know you cared and did what you could. Peace.
Dorothy
Mrs. Russell was my typing teacher at North Buncombe High School. She taught me very well and I loved her, she was my favorite teacher. She was the sweetest and most kind teacher that I ever had.
My prayers are with her family. Heaven just gained another angel.
Sincerely,
Martha Coates DeBruhl
Class of 1975
Rest in Peace, Aunt Eva
May the sparkle she had guide her. Be blessed Great-Aunt Eva!
RIP Aunt Eva, may U find peace and comfort with our Lord.From:Lawrence T.Pembroke..
Memories of Aunt Eva ~ a soft and warm, pale pink sweater given for my father and grandfather’s funeral on a chilly October day in 1958; one of your treasured minature teacup and saucers (white bone china with silver edges and dainty purple violets) which has moved with me through many states and to Europe twice and back, without a scratch/chip for 54 years; an apology for events in the past. These treasures/words spoken will always be a rememberance of my Aunt Eva. Your long journey on Earth is complete; may God bless you with eternal peace.
Grandmimi,
Thank you for always being such a caring and loving grandmother! I will always have such fond memories of summers spent with you and Granddad at Lake James and our amazing trip to New Mexico. May you rest in peace.
Love Always,
Teresa
Grandmimi,
Thanks for always be a loving, caring grandmother. I will never forget the fond memories of visiting Grandmimi and Granddad in Hendersonville, NC growing up. There were a lot of good times and laughter shared by all. I learned about the teaching profession, growing tomatoes, boating, World War II history, but best of all just loving family.
Thank you Grandmimi for sharing your love in my life and may you rest in peace in a better place.
Love your grandson,
Tom Russell
To the family of Eva, we met Eva a few years ago when she visited in our home with my cousin Fred A Russell and his wife. We enjoyed her visiting as she was such a wonderful person.
To the family of Eva, we met Eva a few years ago when she visited in our home with my cousin Fred A Russell and his wife. We enjoyed her visiting as she was such a wonderful person.
To the family of Eva, we met Eva a few years ago when she visited in our home with my cousin Fred A Russell and his wife. We enjoyed her visiting as she was such a wonderful person.
To the family of Eva, we met Eva a few years ago when she visited in our home with my cousin Fred A Russell and his wife. We enjoyed her visiting as she was such a wonderful person.
To the family of Eva, we met Eva a few years ago when she visited in our home with my cousin Fred A Russell and his wife. We enjoyed her visiting as she was such a wonderful person.
To the family of Eva, we met Eva a few years ago when she visited in our home with my cousin Fred A Russell and his wife. We enjoyed her visiting as she was such a wonderful person.
My prayers are with your family. Mrs. Russell was one of the best teachers at North Buncombe! I will always remember her smile and her kind approach to teaching. I still use the skills learned in Mrs. Russell’s class today. Rest in Peace.
Sorry for your loss. We met Eva and her husband through the Order of the Eastern Star. She was a very lovely lady, always friendly to everyone. We have very fond memories of her. Fraternal Love Ben Betty & Pam
To my dear sweet Aunt Eva. Thank you so much for a listing ear, words of encouragement and a life that influenced and inspired me. I loved you so much.