Evergreen Funeral Home & Cemetery

Matilda "Tillie" Sarah Luellen of Marysville, Washington, 91, born September 18, 1930 passed away on May 09, 2022.<br>Born Matilda Sarah Hottendorf, September 18, 1930 to Carl and Olga Hottendorf of Harlem, Montana, the family moved to Everett, Washington in the 1940's. She attended Everett High School where she met Robert Luellen Sr. and they were married on January 9, 1948.<br>Tillie was preceded in death by her husband of 56 years, Robert Luellen Sr., in 2004; her firstborn son, Robert Luellen Jr., in 2004; and her second born son, Mark Luellen, in 2008. She is survived by her daughter, Cheri Hartley of Fort Worth, TX; and son, Dan Luellen of Everett, WA. Matilda was blessed with six...

It is with bittersweet emotions that we report the passing of our mother, Mary (Lyn) Shipley into the loving arms of Jesus on Jan. 25, 2022. She was the sweet spirit that held the family together. <br>She was born in Warrensburg, Missouri, to Everette and Pauline Bybee. She traveled with her family to the Snohomish area when she was 10. The tales told of their journey are truly entertaining and will bring a smile to anyone's face that heard them. She worked at various jobs from Seattle to Everett until she married Mel Shipley in 1946. They were married almost 60 years until Mel's death in 2013. Mom was truly the ultimate mom, attending sporting events for kids and grandkids. She was heavily...

Fred Branson was born on 11/19/38 in the hospital on Pacific Avenue, Everett, WA . His parents were Val and Lola Branson, who predeceased him. He passed away in the early hours of January 6, 2022 at Providence Hospital on Colby Avenue, after declining health.<br><br>He is survived by his wife, Rose Marie. He married Rose Marie (Hoffman) Branson in August of 1966. They celebrated 55 yrs. of marriage this past August.<br><br>Fred and his wife were both career people and enjoyed traveling when possible. They also enjoyed gardening and caring for their various cats and dogs they had over time.<br><br>Fred leaves behind in addition to his wife, brother-in-law and sister-in-law, nieces, nephews,...

Our sweet and beautiful daughter, Tennessee Sage Walker, passed on February 13, 2021. Born December 23,1997. She was quiet, smart, and super creative. At age seven, she sold the most paintings at a local art show. Tennessee began riding motorbikes when she was 2 and had no fear. She rescued many animals and had a heart of gold. Our wise warrior was too sweet and innocent for this world and her light was too weak to grow. She is forever loved and we thank her for the time she gave us. We love you and celebrate you! Love papa, mama and brother!

<p>Gloria Anne Wahmuth, (Gogo) age 81, passed away peacefully with her family and friends by her side on October 5, 2020. She was born May 9, 1939 in Des Moines, Iowa to Samuel and Francis Watson. She married Bill Wahmuth on September 27, 1987. Gloria was proud to have had 38 years of sobriety.<br><br>Gloria is survived by her loving husband Bill, daughter Sam, son Bobby, grandson Alex, granddaughter Lily, great-grandson Zenith, and granddaughter Kristy. Gloria also left behind countless friends that she truly loved and that loved her so much.<br><br>Gloria had a very difficult childhood, being passed off from relative to relative, which helped launch her into a life of service and devotion...

<p>Gloria Anne Wahmuth, (Gogo) age 81, passed away peacefully with her family and friends by her side on October 5, 2020. She was born May 9, 1939 in Des Moines, Iowa to Samuel and Francis Watson. She married Bill Wahmuth on September 27, 1987. Gloria was proud to have had 38 years of sobriety.<br><br>Gloria is survived by her loving husband Bill, daughter Sam, son Bobby, grandson Alex, granddaughter Lily, great-grandson Zenith, and granddaughter Kristy. Gloria also left behind countless friends that she truly loved and that loved her so much.<br><br>Gloria had a very difficult childhood, being passed off from relative to relative, which helped launch her into a life of service and devotion...

<p>Blanche Emily Danforth, age 105, of Everett Washington, was born on June 16, 1915 in Monroe, Washington and passed away peacefully on August 15, 2020 in Everett, Washington.<br>She was raised in Monroe and Duvall with her younger sister, Florence, who was born only 1 year and 3 days after Blanche. In 1939, she married Thomas C. Danforth and the spent over 51 years happily married. Blanche was a faithful Catholic and a longtime member of the St. Mary Magdalen Parish in Everett, Washington. She lived a full life, always pausing to enjoy fine cuisine dining out. Blanche would savor her meal to the very last bite, she never left food on her plate. For many years, she and her husband owned...