Evan Hazen Kimble

Evan was a beautiful person and my son s therapist, but I saw him with my son. The last time we saw him at Y.E.S. I brought a cake for us to eat. I an so sad to find out he died because my son, Daniel Richardson, still wanted to see him. Me too. This is such a tragedy.

I also met Even while working at Ostex. I considered him an old soul and appreciated his kindness. I found the 1st CD of Grasshopper a few months ago and enjoyed the music once again. I looked him up on line to see if they ever produced any other music and was greatly saddened finding his obituary. He enjoyed his life, was crazy about Lael and surely enjoyed his children. He was taken too soon.
Joyce Michalski, Tacoma, WA

Evan was a great guy I saw Evan every week,for 8 years . Be has help me and my family Its only been three months .

Evan was someone I knew briefly through our connection as therapists. He was compassionate, wise, energetic and kind. He will be greatly missed in our community.

Evan was truly a fantastic person; he helped both me and my family through tough times, and I will never forget how smart, caring, and centered he was. My thoughts are with his family, as I cannot even begin to imagine what the loss of such a wonderful man feels like.

Exemplar of human, always giving, always teaching.

Evan wrote a regular "Advice For the Journey" column for a magazine aimed at residents of senior care communities. His advice and wit will be missed by his readers and colleagues.

So sorry for your loss. He was my therapist for issues surrounding a difficult divorce. Evan was so kind and funny! I can't believe he is gone. My daughter and I took some flowers to his office and left them at the door. It is so sad that his good energy is gone. It feels wrong on so many levels! He is greatly missed and what I learned from him will not be wasted. Peace to his familyLaura and Olivia Rexford.