Alicia Evans (Gilman), 51, of Magnolia, New Jersey, suddenly passed away on January 31, 2022. Alicia was born on February 25, 1970. Alicia attended and graduated from Sterling High school in Stratford, NJ. She held various jobs until she started at Commerce Bank as a teller in 1995. She quickly gained the skills necessary to become a branch manager. In 2013 she was transferred to Myrtle Beach, SC as a branch manager for TD bank. She continued her career there until 2015 when she decided to open a small cafe called 'Northern Bites.'
She will be deeply missed by her fiance/life partner Rich Delpazzo of 15 years, her children John Evans Jr, Alaina Shorten (Evans), and Alexa Delpazzo. She is also survived by her former husband John Evans Sr, her brothers Charles W Genarie, Scott M Genarie Sr, Alton Gilman III, as well as several nieces and nephews. She is pre deceased by her father Alton Gilman Jr, her step father Frank J. Morrow, and her mother Alice B. Morrow (Cathers).
Alicia was an extremely hard worker, loving and devoted mother, sister, and friend. She always put 110% into anything she did and put her loved ones before herself, never hesitating to help anyone in need. We are all heartbroken over her passing and will hold her in our memories and hearts forever.
She will be deeply missed by her fiance/life partner Rich Delpazzo of 15 years, her children John Evans Jr, Alaina Shorten (Evans), and Alexa Delpazzo. She is also survived by her former husband John Evans Sr, her brothers Charles W Genarie, Scott M Genarie Sr, Alton Gilman III, as well as several nieces and nephews. She is pre deceased by her father Alton Gilman Jr, her step father Frank J. Morrow, and her mother Alice B. Morrow (Cathers).
Alicia was an extremely hard worker, loving and devoted mother, sister, and friend. She always put 110% into anything she did and put her loved ones before herself, never hesitating to help anyone in need. We are all heartbroken over her passing and will hold her in our memories and hearts forever.
Alicia Evans (Gilman), 51, of Magnolia, New Jersey, suddenly passed away on January 31, 2022. Alicia was born on February 25, 1970. Alicia attended and graduated from Sterling High school in Stratford, NJ. She held various jobs until she started at Commerce Bank as a teller in 1995. She quickly gained the skills necessary to become a branch manager. In 2013 she was transferred to Myrtle Beach, SC as a branch manager for TD bank. She continued her career there until 2015 when she decided to open a small cafe called 'Northern Bites.'
She will be deeply missed by her fiance/life partner Rich Delpazzo of 15 years, her children John Evans Jr, Alaina Shorten (Evans), and Alexa Delpazzo. She is also survived by her former husband John Evans Sr, her brothers Charles W Genarie, Scott M Genarie Sr, Alton Gilman III, as well as several nieces and nephews. She is pre deceased by her father Alton Gilman Jr, her step father Frank J. Morrow, and her mother Alice B. Morrow (Cathers).
Alicia was an extremely hard worker, loving and devoted mother, sister, and friend. She always put 110% into anything she did and put her loved ones before herself, never hesitating to help anyone in need. We are all heartbroken over her passing and will hold her in our memories and hearts forever.
She will be deeply missed by her fiance/life partner Rich Delpazzo of 15 years, her children John Evans Jr, Alaina Shorten (Evans), and Alexa Delpazzo. She is also survived by her former husband John Evans Sr, her brothers Charles W Genarie, Scott M Genarie Sr, Alton Gilman III, as well as several nieces and nephews. She is pre deceased by her father Alton Gilman Jr, her step father Frank J. Morrow, and her mother Alice B. Morrow (Cathers).
Alicia was an extremely hard worker, loving and devoted mother, sister, and friend. She always put 110% into anything she did and put her loved ones before herself, never hesitating to help anyone in need. We are all heartbroken over her passing and will hold her in our memories and hearts forever.
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