Birth date: Feb 6, 1924 Death date: Mar 1, 2011
Dollie L. Evans, 87 of Fayetteville, AR passed away Tuesday, March 1, 2011 in Fayetteville, AR. She was born February 6, 1924 in Pittsburg, OK to Cary Wilson and Dollie (Howard) Wilson. She was a sales clerk at Wal-Mart for 44 y Read Obituary
Mrs.Dollie was the most wonderful lady I ever met. she will be truley missed at 144. I love you Dollie.
I actually met Dollie in the early 1970's and worked with her at store #6...what a great lady. Dollie has always through the years been such a vivacious person and just a fixture at Wal-Mart...you just always saw her when you shopped. My sympathy to the family..she was a treasure..God Bless you all.....Peg
I knew Dolly while working at Store 144, sadly I found out of her passing a little late, but wanted you to know that she was a dear woman and always smiling and made my day a little better each time I saw her. She will be missed
Aunt Dollie we will love you and you will be missed
Dear Aunt Dollie:
Thanks for all the good times we had and the laughs.
Aunt Dollie was a special person, warm hearted, and a hard worker.
She will be greatly missed!
With love to the family!
I will never forget the A&W DriveIn Days! I loved going there.
Bye Aunt Dollie rejoice in your new home ever after.
PS: Tell Dad Hi for me.
My thoughts and Prayers goes out to Jay and the family. I enjoyed every minute that I have worked with Mrs Dollie at store 144. Dollie was a loving and carring lady, and she will be deeply missed.
With much love,
Brittany Shappell
My thoughts and prayers are with Jay and the family. Dollie was a wonderful person with so much passion and spirit for taking care of others. I often thought of her fondly, and felt very close to her over the years. I treasure the memories she gave the store 144 associates and I will truly miss her and her caring attitude.
She will be missed greatly, but never forgotten.
Josh Petree
Dollie was wonderful! My first job was working for her and Jay at the Drive in on Hwy 71 and she was always warm and friendly and great with us teenage kids. We had fun, enjoyed our work and learned to work hard. Dollie never ever forgot me and just last year I ran into her and Jay at Walmart and she was as sweet and friendly as she was nearly 40 years ago. She will be greatly missed and forever remembered. May God be with you during this time. May you find comfort knowing this wonderful woman brought so many smiles to soo very many people!
To Aunt Dollie Lou, I love you so and miss you already. I'm so looking forward to that Heavenly reunion. In the meantimme, all the I've learned from you and all the wonderful memories that you've left me with will forever be with me. I'll help look after Uncle Jay for you. I love you, Sandi
