Everett Molyneux obituary: Everett Molyneux's Obituary, Casper
In Memory Of
Everett La Verne Molyneux
1926 - 2021
In Memory Of
Everett La Verne Molyneux
1926 - 2021
Everett La Verne Molyneux passed into the loving arms of God on December 19, 2021, at the age of 95.
He was born in Hand, County, South Dakota, on June 24, 1926, to Carrie (Zarr) Molyneux, and Isaac Elijah Molyneux.
Everett had a challenging childhood, during the Great Depression and Dust Bowl. For seven-years the family was unable to harvest a crop, due to drought, locusts, and hail. His father died when Everett was 12. From the age of 16, Everett had to provide for his mother, younger sister, and himself. He graduated from Miller (South Dakota) High School in 1944.
Everett came to Casper in 1947, at the age of 20. He soon met Evelyn Hansen. Their wedding plans were interrupted in 1950, when Uncle Sam sent Everett to combat in the Korean War, from 1950-1952. A few days after his return from the Army, Everett and Evelyn were wed at Casper’s Grace Lutheran Church, in July 1952. Everett then built a new home with his own hands, on property Evelyn had previously purchased, working one shift on his job and a second shift constructing their new home.
Everett went to work at Texaco’s Evansville Refinery in 1947, working there until the plant closed in 1982. He ran three refining units: the crude still, platformer, and hydrotreater. In 1982, he became an operator at the Sinclair Oil Refinery, in Sinclair, Wyoming; and then worked as a gas plant operator at the Naval Petroleum Reserve #3, near Midwest, Wyoming, retiring in 1988.
He is survived by his son Daniel Molyneux, daughter-in-law Elizabeth, his granddaughter Rachael Sandford (Scott), grandson Joshua Molyneux (Amanda), great-grandsons Benjamin and Ezra Sandford, and many nieces and nephews.
Evelyn passed into the loving arms of God on April 29, 2021 after 68-years of marriage. Everett was also preceded in death by his parents, six siblings and many nieces and nephews.
Everett was a member of Winter Memorial Presbyterian Church, in Casper, for many decades. In later years, his faith in Jesus Christ deepened; and he always wore a cross and kept his Bible close at hand.
His family and friends look forward to seeing Everett again, when we are reunited in Jesus, who died for the sins of the world to give the free gift of eternal life to all who have faith in Christ.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
He was born in Hand, County, South Dakota, on June 24, 1926, to Carrie (Zarr) Molyneux, and Isaac Elijah Molyneux.
Everett had a challenging childhood, during the Great Depression and Dust Bowl. For seven-years the family was unable to harvest a crop, due to drought, locusts, and hail. His father died when Everett was 12. From the age of 16, Everett had to provide for his mother, younger sister, and himself. He graduated from Miller (South Dakota) High School in 1944.
Everett came to Casper in 1947, at the age of 20. He soon met Evelyn Hansen. Their wedding plans were interrupted in 1950, when Uncle Sam sent Everett to combat in the Korean War, from 1950-1952. A few days after his return from the Army, Everett and Evelyn were wed at Casper’s Grace Lutheran Church, in July 1952. Everett then built a new home with his own hands, on property Evelyn had previously purchased, working one shift on his job and a second shift constructing their new home.
Everett went to work at Texaco’s Evansville Refinery in 1947, working there until the plant closed in 1982. He ran three refining units: the crude still, platformer, and hydrotreater. In 1982, he became an operator at the Sinclair Oil Refinery, in Sinclair, Wyoming; and then worked as a gas plant operator at the Naval Petroleum Reserve #3, near Midwest, Wyoming, retiring in 1988.
He is survived by his son Daniel Molyneux, daughter-in-law Elizabeth, his granddaughter Rachael Sandford (Scott), grandson Joshua Molyneux (Amanda), great-grandsons Benjamin and Ezra Sandford, and many nieces and nephews.
Evelyn passed into the loving arms of God on April 29, 2021 after 68-years of marriage. Everett was also preceded in death by his parents, six siblings and many nieces and nephews.
Everett was a member of Winter Memorial Presbyterian Church, in Casper, for many decades. In later years, his faith in Jesus Christ deepened; and he always wore a cross and kept his Bible close at hand.
His family and friends look forward to seeing Everett again, when we are reunited in Jesus, who died for the sins of the world to give the free gift of eternal life to all who have faith in Christ.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
Everett La Verne Molyneux passed into the loving arms of God on December 19, 2021, at the age of 95.
He was born in Hand, County, South Dakota, on June 24, 1926, to Carrie (Zarr) Molyneux, and Isaac Elijah Molyneux.
Everett had a challenging childhood, during the Great Depression and Dust Bowl. For seven-years the family was unable to harvest a crop, due to drought, locusts, and hail. His father died when Everett was 12. From the age of 16, Everett had to provide for his mother, younger sister, and himself. He graduated from Miller (South Dakota) High School in 1944.
Everett came to Casper in 1947, at the age of 20. He soon met Evelyn Hansen. Their wedding plans were interrupted in 1950, when Uncle Sam sent Everett to combat in the Korean War, from 1950-1952. A few days after his return from the Army, Everett and Evelyn were wed at Casper’s Grace Lutheran Church, in July 1952. Everett then built a new home with his own hands, on property Evelyn had previously purchased, working one shift on his job and a second shift constructing their new home.
Everett went to work at Texaco’s Evansville Refinery in 1947, working there until the plant closed in 1982. He ran three refining units: the crude still, platformer, and hydrotreater. In 1982, he became an operator at the Sinclair Oil Refinery, in Sinclair, Wyoming; and then worked as a gas plant operator at the Naval Petroleum Reserve #3, near Midwest, Wyoming, retiring in 1988.
He is survived by his son Daniel Molyneux, daughter-in-law Elizabeth, his granddaughter Rachael Sandford (Scott), grandson Joshua Molyneux (Amanda), great-grandsons Benjamin and Ezra Sandford, and many nieces and nephews.
Evelyn passed into the loving arms of God on April 29, 2021 after 68-years of marriage. Everett was also preceded in death by his parents, six siblings and many nieces and nephews.
Everett was a member of Winter Memorial Presbyterian Church, in Casper, for many decades. In later years, his faith in Jesus Christ deepened; and he always wore a cross and kept his Bible close at hand.
His family and friends look forward to seeing Everett again, when we are reunited in Jesus, who died for the sins of the world to give the free gift of eternal life to all who have faith in Christ.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.
He was born in Hand, County, South Dakota, on June 24, 1926, to Carrie (Zarr) Molyneux, and Isaac Elijah Molyneux.
Everett had a challenging childhood, during the Great Depression and Dust Bowl. For seven-years the family was unable to harvest a crop, due to drought, locusts, and hail. His father died when Everett was 12. From the age of 16, Everett had to provide for his mother, younger sister, and himself. He graduated from Miller (South Dakota) High School in 1944.
Everett came to Casper in 1947, at the age of 20. He soon met Evelyn Hansen. Their wedding plans were interrupted in 1950, when Uncle Sam sent Everett to combat in the Korean War, from 1950-1952. A few days after his return from the Army, Everett and Evelyn were wed at Casper’s Grace Lutheran Church, in July 1952. Everett then built a new home with his own hands, on property Evelyn had previously purchased, working one shift on his job and a second shift constructing their new home.
Everett went to work at Texaco’s Evansville Refinery in 1947, working there until the plant closed in 1982. He ran three refining units: the crude still, platformer, and hydrotreater. In 1982, he became an operator at the Sinclair Oil Refinery, in Sinclair, Wyoming; and then worked as a gas plant operator at the Naval Petroleum Reserve #3, near Midwest, Wyoming, retiring in 1988.
He is survived by his son Daniel Molyneux, daughter-in-law Elizabeth, his granddaughter Rachael Sandford (Scott), grandson Joshua Molyneux (Amanda), great-grandsons Benjamin and Ezra Sandford, and many nieces and nephews.
Evelyn passed into the loving arms of God on April 29, 2021 after 68-years of marriage. Everett was also preceded in death by his parents, six siblings and many nieces and nephews.
Everett was a member of Winter Memorial Presbyterian Church, in Casper, for many decades. In later years, his faith in Jesus Christ deepened; and he always wore a cross and kept his Bible close at hand.
His family and friends look forward to seeing Everett again, when we are reunited in Jesus, who died for the sins of the world to give the free gift of eternal life to all who have faith in Christ.
A memorial service will be held at a later date.