OBITUARY
Gregory Dean Evans
Greg Evans was born on March 14, 1982. He went home to heaven on the evening of Friday, September 18th, 2020 in Casper, Wyoming.
Greg was preceded in death by his father Steven. His is survived by his mother Cindy and brother Michael.
Greg graduated from Natrona County High School. He then attended several day habilitation centers, Advancing Abilities being the most recent. He enjoyed the friends and activities at his dayhab and looked forward to attending.
Greg was a Christian. He had publicly and verbally accepted Jesus Christ as his Savior. He chose to be baptized. Greg loved his people and was deeply loved by them. Greg was passionate about everything he did. He loved life and had an infectious smile. Greg was all about everything outdoors from camping, boating and four wheeling to faming, horses and rodeo. Oddly, he was afraid of seagulls and turkeys. Church was important to Greg and he would smile broadly and clap along with the worship music. He was a reader and enjoyed books, magazines and making sure the newspaper was strung all over the room or vehicle when he was done with it. People in uniform of any kind always caught Greg’s attention and fascinated him, he held them in high regard. He was intelligent with a wicked sense of humor. He found great pleasure in pranks and comedy. He was a man’s man who lived and loved. We who were fortunate to know him will miss his quirky laugh, his enormous smile and gentle hands. Because he accepted Christ as his Savior, Greg is walking, talking, running and wiping out the buffets now in heaven where there are no tears and no more pain.
Goodbye dear Greg Evans. You were greatly loved by many. We miss you so very much.
Gregory Dean Evans
Greg Evans was born on March 14, 1982. He went home to heaven on the evening of Friday, September 18th, 2020 in Casper, Wyoming.
Greg was preceded in death by his father Steven. His is survived by his mother Cindy and brother Michael.
Greg graduated from Natrona County High School. He then attended several day habilitation centers, Advancing Abilities being the most recent. He enjoyed the friends and activities at his dayhab and looked forward to attending.
Greg was a Christian. He had publicly and verbally accepted Jesus Christ as his Savior. He chose to be baptized. Greg loved his people and was deeply loved by them. Greg was passionate about everything he did. He loved life and had an infectious smile. Greg was all about everything outdoors from camping, boating and four wheeling to faming, horses and rodeo. Oddly, he was afraid of seagulls and turkeys. Church was important to Greg and he would smile broadly and clap along with the worship music. He was a reader and enjoyed books, magazines and making sure the newspaper was strung all over the room or vehicle when he was done with it. People in uniform of any kind always caught Greg’s attention and fascinated him, he held them in high regard. He was intelligent with a wicked sense of humor. He found great pleasure in pranks and comedy. He was a man’s man who lived and loved. We who were fortunate to know him will miss his quirky laugh, his enormous smile and gentle hands. Because he accepted Christ as his Savior, Greg is walking, talking, running and wiping out the buffets now in heaven where there are no tears and no more pain.
Goodbye dear Greg Evans. You were greatly loved by many. We miss you so very much.
OBITUARY
Gregory Dean Evans
Greg Evans was born on March 14, 1982. He went home to heaven on the evening of Friday, September 18th, 2020 in Casper, Wyoming.
Greg was preceded in death by his father Steven. His is survived by his mother Cindy and brother Michael.
Greg graduated from Natrona County High School. He then attended several day habilitation centers, Advancing Abilities being the most recent. He enjoyed the friends and activities at his dayhab and looked forward to attending.
Greg was a Christian. He had publicly and verbally accepted Jesus Christ as his Savior. He chose to be baptized. Greg loved his people and was deeply loved by them. Greg was passionate about everything he did. He loved life and had an infectious smile. Greg was all about everything outdoors from camping, boating and four wheeling to faming, horses and rodeo. Oddly, he was afraid of seagulls and turkeys. Church was important to Greg and he would smile broadly and clap along with the worship music. He was a reader and enjoyed books, magazines and making sure the newspaper was strung all over the room or vehicle when he was done with it. People in uniform of any kind always caught Greg’s attention and fascinated him, he held them in high regard. He was intelligent with a wicked sense of humor. He found great pleasure in pranks and comedy. He was a man’s man who lived and loved. We who were fortunate to know him will miss his quirky laugh, his enormous smile and gentle hands. Because he accepted Christ as his Savior, Greg is walking, talking, running and wiping out the buffets now in heaven where there are no tears and no more pain.
Goodbye dear Greg Evans. You were greatly loved by many. We miss you so very much.
Gregory Dean Evans
Greg Evans was born on March 14, 1982. He went home to heaven on the evening of Friday, September 18th, 2020 in Casper, Wyoming.
Greg was preceded in death by his father Steven. His is survived by his mother Cindy and brother Michael.
Greg graduated from Natrona County High School. He then attended several day habilitation centers, Advancing Abilities being the most recent. He enjoyed the friends and activities at his dayhab and looked forward to attending.
Greg was a Christian. He had publicly and verbally accepted Jesus Christ as his Savior. He chose to be baptized. Greg loved his people and was deeply loved by them. Greg was passionate about everything he did. He loved life and had an infectious smile. Greg was all about everything outdoors from camping, boating and four wheeling to faming, horses and rodeo. Oddly, he was afraid of seagulls and turkeys. Church was important to Greg and he would smile broadly and clap along with the worship music. He was a reader and enjoyed books, magazines and making sure the newspaper was strung all over the room or vehicle when he was done with it. People in uniform of any kind always caught Greg’s attention and fascinated him, he held them in high regard. He was intelligent with a wicked sense of humor. He found great pleasure in pranks and comedy. He was a man’s man who lived and loved. We who were fortunate to know him will miss his quirky laugh, his enormous smile and gentle hands. Because he accepted Christ as his Savior, Greg is walking, talking, running and wiping out the buffets now in heaven where there are no tears and no more pain.
Goodbye dear Greg Evans. You were greatly loved by many. We miss you so very much.
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