Deborah Lee Even

Deborah Even died after a long battle with cancer. She was born to LaVerna Fulford in Bloomington, Indiana. Her mother met and married Lawrence Rudolph. The family moved to Idaho when Deborah was nine months old. Her step-father adopted her and changed her surname to Rudolph. She attended grade school and graduated from Twin Falls High School. Deborah attended CSI for two years where she met and married her college sweetheart, the love of her life, Daniel (Pete) Even, Jr.
During their marriage they had three boys (Christopher, Aaron, and Darren). The family moved to Boise when the boys were very small. Deborah took up sewing and was a seamstress for twenty-five years. She also enjoyed crafts and art work, while raising her three sons.
When the boys left for college, she decided it was time to go back to school. She graduated, with a little help from Aaron in math class, but finally graduated. She went to work for a local psychologist for fourteen years before she retired.
Deborah spent her retirement volunteering at a local school. She taught 4th Grade Art and was a dream come true.
Deborah is survived by her husband Daniel, and three boys, Christopher (Kim) Even of Marsing, Idaho, Aaron Even of Washington, DC, and Darren Even of Charlotte, North Carolina, as well as her mother Laverna of Arizona, and two sisters, Vickie (Mike) of Arizona and Shannon Nevins of Boise, and two grandsons, Peter (PJ) and Christopher Even.
In lieu of flowers, please send a donation to Abode Hospice Home & Health, at 2090 S. Eagle Rd., Meridian, ID 83642.