Evelyn peacefully passed away on 12-06-2020 at her home with her husband by her side. Evelyn was born on 02-06-1945 in Saco, Maine to Ralph and Nelli Hussey. At the age of one her mother had past and her aunt Florence and uncle Richard (Dick) Haskell took her in. In 1949 Evelyn moved from Maine to Arizona settling in Hayden where she attended school until graduation. She also attended one semester at BYU in Provo, Utah and then came back to care for her mother until she was married. She was a member of the Latter-day saints church where she helped build the church in Hayden and Kearny Arizona. She had many passions for teaching primary and young women. Evelyn loved to take care of sick people and nursing. She worked for Tucson Medical Center and private nursing. She also operated a home for elderly people. She loved to be around her family, husband, children, and grandchildren.

Evelyn married Ron B Scheibe on 12-02-1966 in the Mesa temple in Arizona. Together they had four children. She survived by her husband of 54 years Ronald B Scheibe, her daughters Rene hart (Jeff) of Benson, AZ, Tanya Scheibe (Richard Contreras) of Tucson, AZ, her two sons, Nate Scheibe (Michelle) of Dudleyville, AZ, and Jason Scheibe of Dudleyville, her sisters Marlyn and Virginia Scheibe (Lynn) of Rochester, NH, and her sister Leann talley (Buster) of Safford, AZ, her brothers William and Dana Hussey all of Farmington, NH, her step-mother Hatti Hussey of Farmington, NH. She has also survived by many nieces and nephews and extended family members.

She also survived by her grandchildren, Dakota Hart of NYC, Chance, Levi, and Rose hart of Benson, AZ, Hunter Scheibe of Dudleyville, AZ, Mariam and Sydney Contreras of Tucson, AZ, Soland Scheibe of Tucson, AZ, Anteaus Pike of Mesa, AZ, Jordon and Julia Brewmen, and Journy Scheibe of Mesa, AZ. She is proceeded in death by her mother, father, aunt, uncle, sisters Romona and Wanitta, brothers Clarence, Ralph JR, Sammy, Wilfred, Ted, Michael Hussey and grandson Anselmo (Sammy) Contreras.

She wished to have no funeral services.