Lewis Tudor Evans

ONZM, Ph.D.

Died on 27 May 2026 at Hospice Marlborough, Blenheim, aged 82 years. Dearly loved husband of Sharon Daly Evans. Loved son of the late Kathleen and Tudor Evans, and loved brother of Geoffrey Evans.

Loved brother-in-law of Liz Evans, Berys Daly and Ian Verrall. Loved uncle, grand-uncle and

great-grand-uncle. His family owes grateful thanks to Hospice Marlborough staff for their compassionate and professional care. As a tribute, a donation to Hospice Marlborough or the Gillies McIndoe Research Institute via their websites would be appreciated (Ref: L. Evans).

Messages to the family may be sent to the Evans family c/o PO Box 9, Blenheim 7240 or www.cloudybayfunerals.co.nz. In accordance with Lew’s wishes, a private cremation has taken place,

and a family farewell will be held in the Marlborough high country at a later date.

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A private cremation has taken place,

and a family farewell will be held in the Marlborough high country at a later date.

From - Rosemary Wells
My thoughts are with you Sharon and the wider family of Geoff, Liz and the many descendants.

Remembering very happy memories of friendship during our early days in Marlborough.

Heart felt condolences. Rosemary Wells

From - Ilona Alloway
My deepest sympathy & thoughts are with you.
Ilona

From - Bob Styles & Joce Morten

Our very sincere condolences to Sharon and family. Enjoyed your friendship whilst

you resided in Belmont Road, Pauatahanui.

May your love of the outdoors continue in the Marlborough High Country.

From - Steen Videbeck
Lew was truly an amazing person. I feel incredibly fortunate to have known him as both a mentor and a friend.

He was so kind and generous with his time and wisdom.

He had a lasting impact on so many lives, including mine.

My thoughts are with you, Sharon, and all of Lew's loved ones.

From - Colin Jeffcoat
Farewell, Lew - respected colleague, adept wicketkeeper, thoughtful bush companion,

supportive leader and true friend.

From - Mike Brinsley
Hi Sharon
Just heard of your loss through Katie yesterday.
Very sorry to hear this and my thoughts are with you.
Long time since I saw you both, a lot of water under the bridge too.....Lew was a good bloke and I always enjoyed his company.....Wishing you well and all the best health.....Mike Brinsley