Richard Louis Evans

Served as British Missionaries during the tenure of Mission President A. Hamer Reiser

I am sorry for your loss family Evans.
Sister Susan Bonny (Wileman) from Luton England

In addition to being friends in the neighborhood and ward, I appreciated the opportunity to serve with Rick in the Monument Park Eight Ward High Priest Group leadership, a counselor to him when he served as Ward Sunday School President, and recently, his counselor in the Stake Sunday School. All of these were choice spiritual experiences. He was humble and concerned about those he served. He always made me feel loved and appreciated.

He and Tamara have raised a wonderful...

We were in the British Mission together. Even then he was the perfect blend of manhood and kindness, spirituality and upbeat happiness. I'm the poorer for not having the chance to be associated with him in his later life, which must have been filled with his love of family and friends and in that way extraordinary.

I always admired and looked up to "Rick", as I knew him. We were student-body officers at the same time, although different high schools, and were involved in student government at the U of U. I know that he must have been a great man, husband and father. My sincere condolences to Alice and family.

Deepest sympathy to the Evans family. I worked with Rick on the Union Board at the U years ago when he he did such a great job as the chairman. It was wonderful to see all the amazing things he has continued to do. Such a fine man will be greatly missed.

What wonderful blessings and memories of growing up with such a special family as the Evans! Heaven is getting the best!