Mrs. Eva Tutak Houseman

Birth date: Dec 12, 1959 Death date: Mar 10, 2012

Mrs. Eva Tutak Houseman, age 52, loving wife and mother, passed away at her home on Saturday, March 10, 2012 after a courageous battle with cancer. She was born in Hart, MI on December 12, 1959 to Edward and Geraldine (Alten) Tuta Read Obituary

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Donna Lamar

711w ago

Eva was a lion in the world. She gave and had an incredible courageous heart that cared for everyone. She gave and loved and never gave up. I will be miss her as will others. My prayers are with all of you.

Jolee Laster

712w ago

I met Eva when I began working for Newaygo Public Schools. She was an extraordinary person who has certainly enriched my life and will forever be a part of my Synergy family. She will always hold a special place in my heart. Eva, you will be missed by many.

Joe & Cindy Wolff

712w ago

Our prayers and thoughts are with all of you.
Joe & Cindy Wolff

Tim Korthase

712w ago

Houseman Family

Thru the years here in Montague there were always a small group of student that merged into the NBC school From St James School in 6 grade. I was in Eva's class and in Montague until she moved on to MCC. This alway's created a connection when we crossed paths. I just wished I would have apoligized for giving her mom such a hard time in 3rd grade at St James. She knows now, probable planning with her mom how to mess with Me,Chris Hissong, The Cagney twins, Deon McArther and the others.
I don't even know what to say but there will be a part missing now for me and a so much larger one from her Family. Just know Eva will be remembered in our house.

Tim Korthase

Mike Bollenbacher

712w ago

To the Houseman Family: We are very sorry for your lose. God be with You all in this sorrowful time.
The Bollenbachers

Lori Vanderleest Skowronski

712w ago

My thoughts and prayers to the family in this difficult time. I had many great times and adventures with Eva through our teenage years. She will be greatly missed, but live in my heart and memories until we meet again.

Diane L. Hansen

712w ago

in honor of Eva.

Eva, an evening star. A constant and brilliant beacon amidst a constellation called "the
Guides". An extraordinary person, approachable staff director, inspirational mentor and a model teacher of children with special needs. An illuminated champion for all of us who reach, teach and guide a multitude of deserving students. Thanks will never say enough. Your guidance given freely to others will forever be a bright reminder in the heavens. Eva, an briliant evening star.