David William Evans

Pete, Karen, and family,

I am so sorry for your loss. I remember all the times we spent together earlier in our lives and watching your family grow into the fine adults they have become. Hugs and prayers for all of you. I just now was made aware of your loss and apologize for this being so late.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

I don’t know what I could write that could take away the pain and sorrow of losing your loved one. What I do know is how happy and in love David and Christy felt for each other! My prayers are with you Christy and your family and friends.

We remember as childhood friends Peter and his family. It was an honor to hear that Pete and his wife named their son David after our brother. Blessings of peace to your family Pete and especially to your David's wife.

Karen, Pete, Don, Geeta, Christy and family,
This is the hardest condolences to write. I am so sorry for your loss. Some people become saints after death, but David was a saint while he was living. Loving, caring, and giving encompassed his whole being and defined who he was. He would do anything to help anyone and his love for everyone was evident. He knew no strangers only friends he hadn’t met. I knew David since his birth so I knew him like my own sons. He was a friend my son’s and...

David will truly be missed by so many people. He always had a way to get anyone to smile. That smile and laugh of his will be greatly missed. I worked with Dave years ago at Andy's, great guy to be around. You all have the condolences from my family & I.

Rest in peace to one of the absolute most nicest person I have ever met. Thank you for brightening my days and helping me through my worst. May God bless you and your family.