Steven Lyle Evans

Birth date: Nov 30, 1945 Death date: Apr 20, 2025

Steven L. Evans, 79 of Ashburn, Virginia passed away on Sunday, April 20, 2025 in Aldie, Virginia. Born Friday, November 30, 1945 in Washington D.C., a son of the late Edward P. Evans and the late Betty Jane Evans. Steve graduate Read Obituary

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Jim Avery

38w ago

I first met Steve when I started working for Sun Microsystems late in my career. Steve was not just a co-worker but over the course of the few short years we worked together, he became one of the nicest friends I have ever had. Steve and I were close in age and both of us had very diverse and interesting careers. Through many conversations I came to know him as a kind and generous person with an amazing range of interests and talents. An inlaid pocket knife that Steve gave me has been a reminded our friendship over the years. His calls and well wishes on my birthday each year and his recognition of my military service will be missed.

William P Hepworth

38w ago

Grandpa,
You were in so many ways my second father.
I spent so much time with you and grandma growing up, and i loved every second of it.
From teaching me to shoot which i now plan to start competing very soon.
To our fishing trips both local and in north carolina.
Our motorcycle rides or even our movie nights where i asked questions every 10 mins about what was happening.
You never once got upset with me and i pray every single day i can be the man that you were to me to my future kids.
You taught me to love, you taught me when its right to stand up.
But above everything for me
You brought me back to the lord.
You helped me become the man i needed to be.
You helped me break so many bad habits .
I love you i know your proud of me.
I hope i continue to do exactly that.❤️

SEVANS

John Wechs

38w ago

Steve- It has been a grand ride to be in your circle of friends. 67+ years of learning, laughter, growing and appreciating what a good friend and person you have always been. Many adventures too: sailing, the clubhouse, paper routes, visiting you and Nancy in your apartments when we both had nothing, walking the rounds with you when you were a night security guard, servicing peanut and cashew machines all over Northern Virginia (eating the profits), lifeguarding at Dominion Arms, our first dirt bikes, the Cellar Door, the Journey Inn, caving, rappelling, learning at Schlegel's repair shop, singing at the Alexandria train station and many more great memories.

It is the privilege of my life to have been your friend!

John Wechs

Abigail Brower

39w ago

Grandpa we love and miss you so much. I will always remember watching parent trap with you and eating Oreos and peanut butter while you cried 😂. You are also a huge part of the reason for my love of cooking. You taught me how to chop safetly so I didn’t chop a finger off. You taught me about new foods and how to use wine in dishes. You were always such a big part of our lives and we miss you so much! I will continue to teach all of your great grandchild in the kitchen the way you taught me! I will also expose them to parent trap and all of the parent trap snacks! We love you so much. Rest in peace grandpa ❤️

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