Evelyn Zeke Zekas Webb

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Erin Matekunas

Evelyn Zeke Zekas Webb

January 7th, 1948 - December 20th, 2020

January 7th, 1948 - December 20th, 2020

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A Special Lady Evelyn Diane Zekas Webb, age 72, of the Cruso Community, passed away Sunday, December 20, 2020 at Haywood Regional Medical Center in Clyde. She was born January 7, 1948 in Chicago, Illinois to the late Charles Zekas and the late Aldona Kairis Zekas. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her sister, Susan Zekas. Our sweet "Zeke" as she was affectionately called by those who knew and loved her, was indeed a force of nature. She loved her family, her many dogs, spending time working with paper and fabric crafts, and she enjoyed Pouilly-Fuisse wine. As we remember Zeke we will forever hold happy memories of her vast knowledge and intelligence, her dry wit, and her delightful sense of humor that will be remembered by all who were blessed to know her. She is survived by her husband, James Webb; and her cousins, Frederick (Patricia) Matekunas and their daughters, Erin(Brenton) and Jessica; Phyllis Rhodes and her sons, Carl Jr., and Chris (Naomi) and their daughter, Tatum; Helen Matekunas (David) and Tammy Dock-Brown (Kevin) and son, Eli; and Peter Scarnulis. https://crawford.com/obituaries/evelyn-zeke-zekas-webb ________________________________________________ Evelyn/Zeke had many organizations that she was passionate about and truly believed in supporting those causes. If you would like to donate to one of those causes in her memory here is a list of a few of her favorites. Haywood Animal Welfare Association: https://www.haywoodspayneuter.org Sarge's Animal Rescue Foundation: https://www.sarges.org REACH of Haywood County (domestic abuse shelter): https://reachofhaywood.org

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Published January 3rd, 2021
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Cousin Evie, as I knew her, was one of a kind. Her love for her friends, family, pets, and activism drew me to her as I grew up. She was THE free-spirit who encouraged me to find what made me happy and focus on that every day. She truly believed that humor could be found in every situation. Her love for the environment and "her" mountain motivated me to always embrace nature and find a place you love and make it home. She had much advice for me over the years and I always relished our penpal type of relationship over the last 10 years of her life. Her love meant so much to me and I would not be the person I am today without her. She was strength, passion, compassion, and humility all rolled into a family story-teller who's words could make a story come to life (usually with a few cuss words depending on the hour). I really feel like I have lost a part of myself with the loss of Evie. I'm hoping people might share stories, recipes, pictures, or even memes (because Evie loved a good meme) which can help us all remember that humor is the only way to get through a difficult situation.

Published December 27th, 2020
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