Evan Charles Ehinger

Birth date: Sep 29, 1968 Death date: Nov 22, 2018

Evan Charles Ehinger, 50, passed away November 22, 2018 suddenly at his residence. Born in Denver, CO. he was the son of Carl and Naureen (Miller) Ehinger. He was a mechanic and owned and operated Evan’s Automotive, Fort Wayne. Ev Read Obituary

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Gregg Harpel

363w ago

There will always be a part of Evan's spirit on the lakes here on Williams and Muncie. From coming up here to Uncle Jim's to Tuesdays with Troy and coming up with Jimmy or Matt, he always enjoyed his quest for the giant crappie. I have been blessed to have a group of friends that has continued to hang out still after meeting in junior high and high school. We enjoyed great times. There were epic parties at Maroney's. T.A.F. at Johnny, Brad and Jiffin' Jim's and later the annual Harpel 4th of July parties that started his love for fireworks. There were rough times too. There were dragons we fought together that few would understand, but I'm glad he was by my side. I'm sure when I'm down by the lake, one day I'll probably see his spirit in the morning mist, out in a boat...with a hibachi in the middle...cooking lunch.

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363w ago

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Patrick Maroney

364w ago

I have been trying to find and upload all the photo's that I can find. I was one of the lucky individuals that had the pleasure of growing up with Evan. We had the greatest adventures that kids these days will never find on the internet or their smartphones. We would spend our days and nights trapping; we would camp-out in Moser Woods and spend our days fishing. We would ride my parent's snowmobiles and lose control taking out the neighbors pine tree. We enjoyed young love when he was with Tiffany Rigsby and I was with Brinna. We enjoyed each other getting married to the women we chose. We would spend days at his family's farm. We would spend hours picking stones from the fields for money. Just so we could keep living life. I am so sorry that our paths never crossed (one more time) before you died. My childhood was the greatest because you were in it. I love you my friend. RIP.

Patrick Maroney

Michelle Ball

364w ago

in honor of Evan.

Evan, you were a great brother-in-law, father and Uncle. You will be greatly missed. I have alot of memories with you - including thinking you were talking to my sister when you call Grandma Dahman's house. All the times you took care of my car, and the memories of you having your firework shows. Please know your son will be well watched over. Steve will always remember the fishing trip for sharks. You will always be loved. Thank you for the time we got to spend with you.

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Christy Shepard

364w ago

in honor of Evan.

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Angela Schenkel

364w ago

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Renee Lothamer

364w ago

So sorry to hear of Evan’s passing. Knew him when our son’s were in cub scouts together. He also did some work on our cars when we lived on the area. Sending condolences to the family.
Scott Moore & family.

Angela Schenkel

364w ago

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Christy Shepard

365w ago

So very sorry to learn about Evan. He was a good friend to our family, and was always willing and able to fix our cars. He was a fair and honest man. Evan will be truly missed. RIP Evan.

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