Evan Bigbee

Evan was a great man who could light up a room with his wit and charisma. He was a great friend to me growing up. It was an honor to know him and grow up with him. We pray that God will show you His amazing peace during this time of loss. We love y'all and will continue to pray for y'all.

Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote “To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children...to leave the world a better place...to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded.”

Evan achieved all of these things--and more-- in his short life. My mind is filled with joyful memories of my dear friend, and I know I am not the only one. Evan brought happiness and laughter to the lives of every person he encountered, and I have yet to meet another with such infectious enthusiasm and optimism.

My heart goes out to Evan's family as well as to his many friends. He was ripped from the fabric of our lives in a way that was all too tragic, and our acceptance of that will take time. He will be missed, undoubtedly, but we can honor his memory each time we burst into a smile or erupt into spontaneous laughter. And therefore, we can keep Evan alive in our hearts forever.

I don't even know what to write, except that he always treated me with respect, and was by far the most dynamic person I've ever met. These things just don't make sense.

I'm so sorry and shocked by your loss. I will really miss working with Evan, but more than that, we will miss him. I helped train Evan in Brenham for his current job a couple of years ago. He seemed to always be in a great mood whenever we talked, and you always seemed to never let anything curb his optimism. Those are qualities that are becoming harder to find.

Elvis

This is so unreal, I can not imagine the pain that is surrounding new and old family and freinds. My thoughts go out to everyone who knew him, especially his family.

Our hearts are so full of sweet memories of that little boy we knew. We are also grieved for the loss of that precious life. Please know that we are all praying for you and yes, we are crying with you, too. Evan was such a part of our lives for so many years, that I find it hard to see Andy without seeing Evan. We pray for you all and ask God's love to surround you because we know where Evan is and Heaven will be a happier place.

My sincerest condolences to Evan's family and all his many friends. He is an extraordinary person full of kindess, love of life, and undoubtedly a terrific sense of humor and wit. He makes everyone smile and laugh and I'm glad he's remembered for that and much more.

I am so sorry for your loss. I have known Evan since grade school, and he was always such a great friend; one of my most cherished. He never failed to bring a smile to my face. Such a vibrant, warm, wonderful light that touched so many people's lives. He is greatly loved and missed.

Evan was one of the nicest people I've known. I'll always remember seeing him in a store or at UH and having him walk up and give you hug. He was just funny like that. Every time you were around Evan, it was a good time. This is such a horrific loss. My prayers are with the Bigbee family.

I met Evan in January but within this time we were friends he gave me some of the best memories that I will always cherish in my heart. He was fun, silly, intellegent, caring and just one of the all around greatest people I'd met in a really long time. My heart goes out to his family and friends and have been in my constant prayers.