Evan V. FORSNES

Dr. Evan Forsnes saved my life in 2007. I was dying of a placental abruption. Thank you for the gift of life for both me, and my son. He graduates this spring and is a running start student im computer networking and security. I am happy and living life fully! I was sorry to hear he passed.

I think of Uncle Evan often. I am so proud of his family and my heart hurts for each of you. I wish I could hear Evan's thoughts about this pandemic; I'm sure he would have plenty to say from both a medical and a humorous perspective on the world. I wish we could still call him after my doctor's appointments to get his second opinion. I believe he is watching over his wife, kids, sisters, and parents, and that one day we will see him again. I pray that peace comes to the hearts of those who...

Darla:

I well remember Evan and also met you at the UW when Evan was a classmate. (We often studied together.) The School of Medicine emailed all of us two days ago letting us know Evan had died but a bit late to attend his service. I wanted you to know he is fondly remembered among his medical school peers and will be missed.

A warm and wistful greetings from coastal Maine,

James Li MD
MaineHealth emergency medicine

Sending love and comfort at this time.

I am so sad to hear of this devastating loss. I pray that you will feel the Comforter working to buoy you up and bring good things to your remembrance. We love the Forsnes family.

This is an incredibly hard thing your family is going through and I am praying for you.

I can't think about Evan without a smile coming to my face. He always had an incredibly sarcastic joke to throw down, and he always knew how to lighten the mood. I'm sure if he were here he'd have something funny to say to cheer us all up. I always admired how incredibly witty he was. You could just tell he really feels things deeply and he cares very much for the people around him. So glad to know Uncle Evan. Can't wait till we're crackin' jokes again up above.