Judith Ann "NaNa" Evans passed away on the morning of March 25, 2020 in The Woodlands, Texas at the age of 71; only 8 days prior her 72 ^nd birthday.

Judith to some, mom to a few and "NaNa" to all others, was born on April 2, 1948 to Eugene and Evelyn Madill Evans in Eunice, New Mexico. She grew up in Lovington, New Mexico where she raised her three girls, Kim, Karen, and Kandyce. As her family grew, they moved to California for several years before settling in her permanent home in Spring, Texas.

Judith was a strong woman full of spirit with uncanny wit, and refined sass. She brought up her girls to be just as strong and full of life. She developed a love for traveling while living in France and Brazil, but spoke most often about her fond memories of Paris. She also had an appreciation for Elvis Presley, gardening, dogs, and floral design – for which she was effortlessly talented.

It was when her family began to grow that she found a greater love, grandchildren. At that time, Judith became NaNa and was happiest when spending time with her 7 grandchildren. Only when she thought nothing was better than grandkids, she was awarded with great grandchildren; 7 and counting! NaNa's greatest accomplishments in life were being the best grandmother and great grandmother in the entire world. NaNa greatest joy was holding a baby, but she found the most entertainment in watching her rascally great grandkids wreak havoc on their parents.

There was a sense of humor and unmeasured wit in NaNa that only grew more flamboyant with age. She lived by the rule, "If you look good, you feel good", and was beautiful on the inside and out. Anyone lucky enough to have known NaNa recognized she left a lasting impression on anyone she encountered.

She was preceded in death by her father, Eugene Evans, mother, Evelyn Madill Evans, and sister, Janice Jean Holt who she can now be reunited with in Heaven.

NaNa is survived by her three girls – first daughter, Kimberly Ann Granath and husband, Glenn, of Spring, TX, middle daughter, Karen Lynn Adamek and husband, Phil, of Bay Center, WA, and third daughter, Kandyce Mishelle Irwin, of Spring, TX. She is also survived by her 7 grandchildren – Keeley Nicole Gallo and husband, Stephen, Kanon Michael Adamek and wife, Callie, Kasey Jaron Irwin and wife, Stephanie, Kassidy Gene Adamek, Kerby Glenn Granath, Kooper Lynn Adamek and wife, Haley, and Kole Jacob Irwin-Mieuli. Lastly, her "favorites", she is survived by her 7 great grandchildren, Declan Lucas Irwin, Ari Finn Gallo, Klover Sunshine Adamek, Julian Patrick Irwin, Evyn Rose Gallo, and Ivy Louise Irwin.

In lieu of flowers or donations, we ask that you take a moment to hug your grandparent, parent, child, grandchildren, and friends. Time waits for no one.

Due to the current circumstances, a memorial service will be held at a later date.