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Celebrating the life of

Eva Sessoms Conners

January 11, 1928 - December 31, 2025

Eva Sessoms Conners

Born in 1928 to Aubrey and Eoline Sessoms of Savannah, Eva spent her childhood in Savannah and in St Augustine FL.  She graduated from Savannah High School and later Georgia State University during one of her several times living in Atlanta.  Eva was married to William Price Conners of Savannah, whose active career moved them around the country every few years, and included stays in Jacksonville, Miami, Atlanta, Detroit, St Louis, Philadelphia, and Oklahoma City. During those busy years Eva raised four active children, entertained gracefully, enjoyed a number of artistic hobbies, and joined bridge clubs in each new neighborhood.  Eva and Bill retired to Skidaway Island in 1979, where Eva continued to sew, paint, play bridge, and make new friends.  Eva moved to Savannah Square in 2015, where she was known for her charming southern manners and sharp bridge skills well into her 90s.  Eva is survived by her children William P. Conners Jr. of Brunswick ME, Thomas Conners of Melbourne Beach FL, and Elizabeth Conners of Corvallis OR; and by five grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.  She passed quietly in her sleep on December 31st.


A brief service will be held at Fox and Weeks Funeral Home at 7200 Hodgson Memorial Drive in Savannah on Tuesday, January 7th.  Viewing will be from 11:00am to 12:00pm, with services at 12:00pm. 

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GUEST BOOK

My mother, Barbara Kempf and myself wish to extend our prayers to the family of Eva. My parents lived just a couple doors down from Eva and Bill for many years and enjoyed having them as friends and neighbors. Condolences Barbara and Susan Kempf

- Susan Kempf , Savannah , Georgia

Our prayers are with all of Eva’s family and friends. She was a great lady with a lot of spunk! I enjoyed our conversations over the years. Rest in peace and say hey to crazy Bill! God was given an Angel.

- Kim Rigsby, Savannah, GA

Eva was one in a million and her warm witty personality lit up every room she entered. I was fortunate to call Bill and Eva good friends for many years. Bob and I send condolences to the family, they loved you all so much.

- Reba Laramy, Savannah, Ga

"Aunt Eva" and "Uncle Billy" were two of the nicest people you'd ever meet. They made us feel like special guest every time we were in their presence. Our family has a painting by Aunt Eva that is considered a family heirloom...I only wish I had commissioned her to do a painting for me! If there's an example of "a life well lived" it would be Eva Conners. She will be missed!

- Andrew Price, Savannah, Georgia

Services under the direction of:

Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors, Hodgson Chapel
912-352-7200