Shirley Sevick
November 30, 1947 ~ January 22, 2005
Sevick, Shirley, 57, born November 30, 1947 in St. Louis MO, she was unexpectedly taken by God Saturday, January 22, 2005. A career administrative assistant she enjoyed her job at Hinkle Elkouri LLC. She previously had worked for Triplett, Wolf Garretson LLC, Phillips, McFall, McCarffrey Murah PC in Okalahoma City, Thorn Industries, George Jabara Enterprises and was Deputy City Clerk for the City of Andover. She is survived by her husband of 35 years George L. Sevick; son and daughter-in-law; George J. and Suzanne Sevick all of Wichita, grandchildren; George N. and Connor G. Sevick; cousins; Alan and Christy Astasauskas of St. Louis MO. and Ken and Sandy Starr of Lawrenceville GA. She was preceded in death by her parents John and Ann Moscicki of St. Louis MO. Visitation with the family 4:00 to 7:00 pm Wednesday at Downing and Lahey East Mortuary, Rosary following at 8:00 pm at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church. Funeral Mass 10:30 am Thursday at St. Thomas. In lieu of Flowers a memorial has been established with St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church and School.
Visitation with the family will be 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm Wednesday at Downing and Lahey East Mortuary with the Rosary following at 8:00 pm St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church. The Funeral Mass will also be at St. Thomas Aquinas 10:30 am Thursday, January 27, 2005
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So sorry to hear of Shirley’s death. She was always so family oriented and a dedicated Andover city employee. I was privileged to listen to her many happy stories of her son, ‘Joe’ as he was growing up. George and Joe and family, we send our prayers to you during this time of grieving. We live in Texas in the winter time so we did not know of her passing until Jane Beach notified us.
ps This morning as Shirley is on mind, it occurs to me that yesterday I didn’t mention how much her faith played a part in her life. She was constant witness to Him! Thinking of you all today.
Shirley was so dear to many of us at Triplett, Woolf–especially me. I worked very closely with her when she was my legal secretary and know how much she loved her family and especially her grandchildren. I’ll never forget her laugh, her devotion to her family, her loyalty and her strong sense of what was right. My sincerist sympathy to you at this time. She will be missed by many and never forgotten.
Heaven is a better place this week. Shirley was always a giver of encouragement and joy. During the years that she worked at City of Andover her presence was ever confident and supportive. I will always cherish friendship. Her family was her treasure! May God be with you at this time.
I am so sorry to hear of Shirley’s passing. I worked with her at Thorn and remember her smile and always cheerful attitude. Please accept my Deepest Sympathy at your loss.