Evan James McFadyen
It is with much sadness that the family of Evan James McFadyen share his sudden passing on August 20, 2025 at 30 years of age.
Predeceased by his father James and grandparents Jack, Ruth and Wilfred, Evan will be fondly remembered and deeply missed by his mother Shawna, brother Ryan and Michael, grandmother Linda and many aunts, uncles and cousins as well as numerous friends.
Evan was a hard worker and was kind and caring to all his family and friends. He had a heart of gold and we will forever cherish his big smile, laughter and warm hugs. Evan enjoyed basketball (especially the Raptors), hiking, traveling and video games.
He will be cremated and there will be no funeral service.
In lieu of flowers, a donation to the Alberta SPCA or Humane Society would be appreciated in Evan's memory.
I express my deepest sympathy in this time of sorrow. The Bible gives a comforting hope that your loved one will soon live again on a beautiful paradise earth when death will be no more in John 5:28, 29, and Revelation 21:4.
I am so sorry to hear of Evan’s passing. He had such a beautiful smile. Sending prayers to his family, Carol & Ray Page, N.S.
Evan, you are so deeply missed already. There are no words to express how sad our family is without you. You were everything good in this world. You were so kind, caring and genuine. Our family will never be the same and we will feel your loss everyday. We love you so much.
Evan was a tenant of mine, he was an absolutely respectful young lad, we went through some issues that he immediately rectified, He would go out of his way to help some of his senior neighbors with bringing groceries or other heavy items to their floor. He was so excited that he finally got his car working he called me at around 11:30 pm one night and said “Hey I got my car running and things are all good now.” We spoke a few weeks ago about me actually moving into the building with my dog, and he was “you got a dog? Oh I need to meet her, I said absolutely for sure. You will. Unfortunately I believe that was one of the last conversations we had other than a few suite issues. I’ve lost tenants before, but for some reason, Evan is the hardest, especially being at such a young age. You will always be missed brother.
Where do I even begin….Im going to miss Evan for the rest of my time , he was a brother to me , I miss our long conversations after work , I miss doing everything together , our long adventurous hikes with you and David , staying up late playing video games on our days off, laughing about the silliest things ,you were a huge part of my life and I don’t think anyone could ever fill that void , I know your up there with your amazing father and grandfather and all of our other loved ones that have passed, keeping a nice comfy spot for when it’s our time brother , you will always hold a special place in my heart , I love you brother so so so much and I can’t wait to be with you again. Rest easy bro .
Evan, you were one of my best friends. Evan and I grew up together. Meeting him first in grade 7, we got into a lot of trouble. Hanging out at his house with his dad and watching movie, listening to music etc. I had a lot of firsts with Evan. One being our first party. Evan and I came home after said party and my mom woke up.. frantically trying to figure out what to do, we decided to pretend we were sleeping on the couch, sitting up. Lights on and everything! Mom came down and was pissed lol She got us to walk around in circles and smell our breath. Sent us to bed right after we got a talking to! I talked about this with my mom a few months ago and she said she had the hardest time not laughing at us at the time. I have a many memories with Evan and I am so sad and heart broken that I won’t build more memories with him in the future.. but I can hold onto the memories I have. I just want to say how sorry I am for Evan’s family and everyone who was apart of his life. Evan was loved so much and for me was the glue that kept our friendship and many others together. I will miss his laugh and hugs. Rest easy brother. See you soon xoxox ❤️
Evan, you had the kind of humor that could make anyone double over with laughter. You gave me belly laughs I’ll never forget, and even now, watching back old videos of you brings both tears and joy all at once. I can still feel your hugs and squeezes, and I’ll carry that warmth with me always. Your laughter was contagious, your spirit unforgettable, and the memories you left behind will always be cherished.
I know you’re with your dad and grandpa now – please watch over us until we meet again.
“The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” – Psalm 34:18
The very first moment I stepped foot in my first elementary I was greeted with this fellow classmate that guided me and provided comfort and support the very first moment I walked into the classroom. From there on, I knew this person would be someone I would cherish from a lifelong perspective. Evan was one of my first close childhood friends; the connection, the bond was a feeling that I will greatly uphold onto my heart. There were many ups and downs that divided us and years that separated us. No matter what happened between you and I, there will always be that same love that was shared between two childhood friends. Connections may fade but our memories will forever be engraved in me. Rest In Paradise Evan.
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