Travis Ernest Evans passed away Saturday, May 26 2012 at the Medical Center of the Rockies. He was 39 years old. Travis was born October 18, 1972 at Poudre Valley Hospital, in Fort Collins, CO. He was the fourth child born to Clinton and Elizabeth Evans. He grew up in Loveland, CO. He attended Van Buren Elementary School, Bill Reed Junior High, and was a 1991 graduate of Loveland High School. As a child, he played baseball for Loveland Baseball Association teams. He played football and wrestled for Bill Reed, as well as played football for Loveland High. While in elementary school, he was a cub scout and played piano. While at Bill Reed, he played alto saxophone in band. His lived in Loveland for most of his life, but had also lived in Greeley, Evans, and Fort Collins.
Travis worked as a cook, bartender, and waiter, for The Village Inn, Sports Station, Island Grill, and Wapiti Grill, all of Loveland. He worked for Applebee's in Greeley and Fort Collins. He sold cars for King-Chamberlain motors in Loveland, as well as Dellenbach motors in Fort Collins. He was a mechanic for McGraw Tire Center and Grease Monkey, both of Loveland.
He was a passionate sports fan, particularly of the Denver Broncos, CSU Rams, and Colorado Rockies. He loved to play golf and softball. He was an aficionado of classic rock music. There weren't very many classic rock trivia questions that he didn't know the answer to. Travis may very well have possessed the biggest collection of classic rock compilation albums of all time.
He loved to spend time with his fiancé and love of his life, McKenzie. Travis always had a smile on his face! He was a very charismatic and loving man, who always made everyone around him feel welcome and important.
He is preceded in death by his grandparents, as well as a few aunts and uncles. He is survived by his parents, fiancé, two sisters and brothers-in-law, brother and fiancé, two nieces, three nephews, extended family members, as well as many friends [survivors names omitted].
A celebration of Travis' life will be held at First Christian Church on Friday, June 1 at 2:00PM. As Travis was a big sports and classic rock fan, wearing something from your favorite sports team and/or classic rock band is greatly encouraged! Memorials can be made to the Travis Evans Memorial Fund care of Viegut Funeral Home.--Loveland Reporter-Herald, May 29, 2012
Travis worked as a cook, bartender, and waiter, for The Village Inn, Sports Station, Island Grill, and Wapiti Grill, all of Loveland. He worked for Applebee's in Greeley and Fort Collins. He sold cars for King-Chamberlain motors in Loveland, as well as Dellenbach motors in Fort Collins. He was a mechanic for McGraw Tire Center and Grease Monkey, both of Loveland.
He was a passionate sports fan, particularly of the Denver Broncos, CSU Rams, and Colorado Rockies. He loved to play golf and softball. He was an aficionado of classic rock music. There weren't very many classic rock trivia questions that he didn't know the answer to. Travis may very well have possessed the biggest collection of classic rock compilation albums of all time.
He loved to spend time with his fiancé and love of his life, McKenzie. Travis always had a smile on his face! He was a very charismatic and loving man, who always made everyone around him feel welcome and important.
He is preceded in death by his grandparents, as well as a few aunts and uncles. He is survived by his parents, fiancé, two sisters and brothers-in-law, brother and fiancé, two nieces, three nephews, extended family members, as well as many friends [survivors names omitted].
A celebration of Travis' life will be held at First Christian Church on Friday, June 1 at 2:00PM. As Travis was a big sports and classic rock fan, wearing something from your favorite sports team and/or classic rock band is greatly encouraged! Memorials can be made to the Travis Evans Memorial Fund care of Viegut Funeral Home.--Loveland Reporter-Herald, May 29, 2012
Travis Ernest Evans passed away Saturday, May 26 2012 at the Medical Center of the Rockies. He was 39 years old. Travis was born October 18, 1972 at Poudre Valley Hospital, in Fort Collins, CO. He was the fourth child born to Clinton and Elizabeth Evans. He grew up in Loveland, CO. He attended Van Buren Elementary School, Bill Reed Junior High, and was a 1991 graduate of Loveland High School. As a child, he played baseball for Loveland Baseball Association teams. He played football and wrestled for Bill Reed, as well as played football for Loveland High. While in elementary school, he was a cub scout and played piano. While at Bill Reed, he played alto saxophone in band. His lived in Loveland for most of his life, but had also lived in Greeley, Evans, and Fort Collins.
Travis worked as a cook, bartender, and waiter, for The Village Inn, Sports Station, Island Grill, and Wapiti Grill, all of Loveland. He worked for Applebee's in Greeley and Fort Collins. He sold cars for King-Chamberlain motors in Loveland, as well as Dellenbach motors in Fort Collins. He was a mechanic for McGraw Tire Center and Grease Monkey, both of Loveland.
He was a passionate sports fan, particularly of the Denver Broncos, CSU Rams, and Colorado Rockies. He loved to play golf and softball. He was an aficionado of classic rock music. There weren't very many classic rock trivia questions that he didn't know the answer to. Travis may very well have possessed the biggest collection of classic rock compilation albums of all time.
He loved to spend time with his fiancé and love of his life, McKenzie. Travis always had a smile on his face! He was a very charismatic and loving man, who always made everyone around him feel welcome and important.
He is preceded in death by his grandparents, as well as a few aunts and uncles. He is survived by his parents, fiancé, two sisters and brothers-in-law, brother and fiancé, two nieces, three nephews, extended family members, as well as many friends [survivors names omitted].
A celebration of Travis' life will be held at First Christian Church on Friday, June 1 at 2:00PM. As Travis was a big sports and classic rock fan, wearing something from your favorite sports team and/or classic rock band is greatly encouraged! Memorials can be made to the Travis Evans Memorial Fund care of Viegut Funeral Home.--Loveland Reporter-Herald, May 29, 2012
Travis worked as a cook, bartender, and waiter, for The Village Inn, Sports Station, Island Grill, and Wapiti Grill, all of Loveland. He worked for Applebee's in Greeley and Fort Collins. He sold cars for King-Chamberlain motors in Loveland, as well as Dellenbach motors in Fort Collins. He was a mechanic for McGraw Tire Center and Grease Monkey, both of Loveland.
He was a passionate sports fan, particularly of the Denver Broncos, CSU Rams, and Colorado Rockies. He loved to play golf and softball. He was an aficionado of classic rock music. There weren't very many classic rock trivia questions that he didn't know the answer to. Travis may very well have possessed the biggest collection of classic rock compilation albums of all time.
He loved to spend time with his fiancé and love of his life, McKenzie. Travis always had a smile on his face! He was a very charismatic and loving man, who always made everyone around him feel welcome and important.
He is preceded in death by his grandparents, as well as a few aunts and uncles. He is survived by his parents, fiancé, two sisters and brothers-in-law, brother and fiancé, two nieces, three nephews, extended family members, as well as many friends [survivors names omitted].
A celebration of Travis' life will be held at First Christian Church on Friday, June 1 at 2:00PM. As Travis was a big sports and classic rock fan, wearing something from your favorite sports team and/or classic rock band is greatly encouraged! Memorials can be made to the Travis Evans Memorial Fund care of Viegut Funeral Home.--Loveland Reporter-Herald, May 29, 2012
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