Evan Graham, 14, left us on July 21st, 2020, doing what he loved but way to soon.

Evan was born on February 1st 2006 to Stacey and Jeremy Graham and is loved and missed by his two sisters Alivia (Mitch MacMillan), Katie (Spencer MacKenzie), grandparents; Wayne and Patricia Graham, Wendy and Doug Jamieson, Ross and Susan Potter, great grandmother; Margaret Corkum,  great grandparents; Alan and Polly Jamieson. He will also be missed by so many aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends.

Even though Evan was only 14, he had such a positive impact on so many people. We are so grateful knowing that he was able to find true love with Jersey Foster.

Evan was the kind of guy that enjoyed the little things in life. He appreciated everything he had and the people that loved him.  He was kind, loving, funny, hard-working and so much more. You couldn't help but love him. He took every opportunity he had to work alongside his dad. We all admired him and strived to be more like him.

Evan was known for his love for agriculture, 4H, wheeling, snowmobiling, Boston Bruins, lawnmower races, tractor pulling, or anything with a motor. From an early age, he was a true entrepreneur. He had big dreams, and he was a doer. Life will not be the same without him.

See you at the finish line 🏁

As an expression of sympathy, donations may be made to either the Richmond Corner Rec Centre, or the Evan Graham scholarship fund.

A service will be held at Stacey and Jeremy's home on Saturday at 10:00. A drive by tribute will be held beforehand. Bring your tractors, wheelers, mowers, etc. Meeting at Snokist at 9:15 where Mitch MacMillan will lead the way.

Evan Graham Scholarship Fund can be e-transfer to   [email protected]  

Cheques can be mailed to the Graham Family at 809 Route 550 Hartford NB E7M 5L9

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