David Hunter Evans
David Hunter Evans, loving husband and brother, and longtime resident of Clear Lake, passed away April 3, 2023. Born September 10, 1957, in Pasadena, Texas to Charles and Anne Evans, he was a 1976 graduate of Pasadena High School, graduate of The University of Houston (BS ‘91), and member of Clear Lake United Methodist Church. He was an engineer by trade and was an accomplished musician. In both performance (trombone/bass guitar) and musical recordings, David found joy and purpose throughout his life listening, playing, and recording music. He was the biggest fan of the rock band Chicago and NHRA Drag Racing. But nothing brought David more happiness than cheering on his Houston Cougars.
Preceded in death by his parents and brother Kenneth Lee Evans, David is survived by his wife Deborah Dudley Evans, brothers Charles Evans III (Mari) and Stuart (Kathy), numerous nieces and nephews, and great-nieces and nephews.
A Memorial Service will be held Friday, April 21, 2023, at 11:00 A.M. at Clear Lake United Methodist Church – 16335 El Camino Real Houston, TX. 77062. (281)488-5110. A reception will be held immediately following the service. The family is requesting friends and family wear RED on Friday to honor and remember David Hunter Evans. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to The University of Houston M.D. Anderson Library or the charity of your choice.
Only fond memories will forever live in my heart of David and I will hold on to the beautiful cards that he drew for me and my children forever. He always had words of wisdom to share and he always knew the answer to any question I had. Debbie, I love you to the moon and back a trillion times over and I am here for whatever you need. You are never alone. There is a village of people around you that love you and are here to help you through this….
Fly high David…..
Play music with the angels……
May you rest in peace and find pain no more.
You’ll be truly missed Uncle David. I will miss our long phone conversations about sports and life. Thank you for the amazing events you took me to as a kid. I’ll never forget them. I love you!! Until we meet again.
Please accept my deepest sympathy over the death of your beloved husband. David lived a beautiful life and will be missed by many.
David will be missed Debbie. Whenever Ray and Jan left town I always had Davids’ phone number handy. I felt secure even if I did not see him I knew I could call him. You will have many lonely days, but God will get you through them. He loved his music.
You will be greatly missed brother-in-law & uncle. Endless memories of all the vacations we shared in Ohio, Texas and Florida. You are always supportive with your nieces and family. You will never be replaced nor forgotten. Play your trombone loud and long (O-H-I-O). Until we meet again!
Love you,
Bonnie, Ray, Brittany, Bill, Bridgette, and Blaine.
He was such a great neighbor to us when we lived there and always made Christmas cds for us and surprise us by leaving them on our front doorstep. My husband got to speak with him several months ago and I know he will cherish their conversation they had. We send or deepest condolences and prayers to his wife and family.❤️
Love, Wes, Rose Barnard and family.
You will be missed Uncle David!! I have fond memories of our vacation in Florida together, thanksgiving and our phone calls!! I will miss your Christmas album and your cards you made me every year for my birthday! Til we meet again!
I was so sorry to hear this . With Deepest Sympathy to Debbie and Family.Sending Love and Prayers .
David was a good friend. I have fond memories of him at PHS and we have stayed connected through Facebook. He had great nutrition advice! He will be missed. Prayers for comfort and understanding for his family.
And we will miss the Christmas albums! They were the best!
Our deepest sympathies go out to you. May the Lord bless you and keep you Debbie forever and always. May David find peace in Heaven above and hear beautiful music forevermore. He was such a doting son and a watchful husband. I will treasure his hand penned cards that were given to me for my birthdays. We always looked forward to our Hunter and Demona soundtracks each Christmas also.
I graduated with David in76 from PHS…many fond memories.
David was a very nice guy,easy to get along with.
Also remember playing men’s softball with him in early 80’s
My condolences and prayers to his family.
I will always remember David. Lots of times while playing the lottery at the Chevron. Having many talks about of u of h. Each convo we had would range from 5 min- 30-45 min. I will always cherish those times with him. He would talk to anyone too. Every time we’d talk, he’d be like “ I gotta get going, I’ll catch ya next time. Wife is callin me” And he’s either have to head home or run to the grocery store.
RIP David
Go Coogs!!!