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Evan Harlan

December 9, 2016/in Tributes/by webguy

Submitted by: Beverly (mom)
Born: 1986
Died: 2016
My Tribute: To my dearest Evan, we miss you more than words can ever express. You are the light of our lives, you are an amazing son, a devoted and loyal friend. You are a true scholar who always had a thirst for knowledge. We know that you are still with us, and that you are there for all those who love you very much. You made a difference in so many people’s lives, that’s more than most people can say in a lifetime, and you crammed it all in to a far too brief 29 years. We love you our dear, dear son.
Mom and Dad

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