Funeral services will be held at 10:00 AM Central Time on Monday, May 10, 2021 at the Crossroad Country Church in Amarillo, Texas with Pastor Bob Miller officiating. Then at 2:30 PM Mountain Time in the Kenton Methodist Church in Kenton, Oklahoma with Larry Labrier and Bob Miller officiating. Burial will follow in the Kenton Cemetery by Hass Funeral Home of Clayton, New Mexico.
Evelyn Ann Shultz Labrier was born on February 19, 1938 in Boise City, Oklahoma to Edgar and Mabel Shultz. She was raised in Boise City and attended the Boise City Public Schools. On December 11, 1955, Evelyn married Ethan Labrier in Kenton, Oklahoma. To this union two sons were born, Billy Clay and Jimmy Don. They lived in Kenton for several years ranching before moving to Clayton, New Mexico where they ranched for 40 years before moving to Amarillo, Texas. While living in Clayton, Evelyn owned and operated a western store for ten years and later worked at a shoe store and in a chiropractor’s office. Evelyn was preceded in death by her parents, Edgar and Mabel Shultz, a sister, Mary Lou Sparkman, a brother-in-law, Wes Sparkman and a niece, Kristi Shultz. Evelyn was devoted to her family, her many friends and her Crossroad Country Church where she was a charter member. She never met a stranger-they were only friends she had yet to meet. To know her was to love her. We will all miss her out-going personality and her infectious laughter.
SURVIVORS:
HUSBAND: Ethan Labrier of Amarillo, Texas.
2 SONS: Billy Labrier and Valerie of Garden City, Kansas and Jimmy Labrier and Tracey of Trophy Club, Texas.
BROTHER: Fred Shultz and Barbara of Stillwater, Oklahoma.
HALF-BROTHER: Allen Shultz and Coreena of Crowder, Oklahoma.
4 GRANDCHILDREN: Jamie Labrier and Stacey Shaw of Topeka, Kansas, Randi Labrier and Rich Chamness of Missouri City, Texas, Kari Gonzalez and Rudy of Amarillo, Texas and Clay Labrier and Casey of Sherwood, Ohio.
6 GREAT-GRANDCHILDREN: Kael, Braxton, Jaron, Mason, Cash and Presley.
And several nieces and nephews.
MEMORIALS: The family asks that memorials be made in Evelyn’s memory to the High Plains Children’s Home and Family Services Foundation, Inc. 11461 S Western Street, Amarillo, Texas 79118-4119.
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