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Evelyn May (Clark) Slavik

Posted 2019-10-30 by mhenderson
Published in the Daily Miner on Oct. 29, 2019 -
Kingman, Arizona -

Evelyn May Slavik had a peaceful passing on Friday Oct. 18, 2019, at
her daughter’s home in Sedona, Arizona. Her loving family circle
fondly remembers Evelyn’s spunk, tenacity, creativity, and devotion.
She proudly celebrated her 95th birthday on Aug. 1 this year. Born in
San Diego to Dorothy and Carl Clark, she worked at several jobs,
finally taking an early retirement in 1980 from Sharp Hospital.

She then moved to Kingman, Arizona, where she was active with KOPS.
She achieved KOPS status and was delighted to enter the KOPS circle of
light. She loved to crochet and quilt. She was always up for a road
trip, whether for a day or an extended camping tour. She did her most
adventurous travel with her last husband, Ralph, hiking the Grand
Canyon and taking several river rafting and canoeing trips. She and
Ralph relocated to Cottonwood in 2013.

When asked, Evelyn would be quick to respond that she had outlived
four husbands: Harold S. Gearhart, Paul O. Dunn Sr., Boyd Farrell and
Ralph Slavik. She was preceded in death by her son Robert Gearhart.
She is survived by her daughter, Cheryl Gearhart Heimer (David
Fischer); and son, Paul O. Dunn Jr. (Nancy). Evelyn embraced six
grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren, and five great-great
grandchildren with one more on the way!

She unhesitatingly welcomed and loved all the extended family her
marriages brought. The family is grateful to Hospice Compassus and all
the friends who gave us care and support throughout her last journey.

A graveside service will be held at Sedona Cemetery in Sedona on
Tuesday, Nov. 5, 2019 at 1 p.m.



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