Kory M Evans, age 27, of New Richmond, WI and formerly of Woodbury, MN, died on September 16, 2020 at his home in New Richmond, WI. Kory was born the son of Robert and Pamela on September 16, 1993 in St. Paul MN. Kory grew up in Woodbury, attending Woodbury High School and graduating from Hudson High School with the class of 2012. Kory enjoyed sports, especially basketball where he traveled extensively to tournaments participating in the Junior Olympics in Australia. Kory graduated from St. Paul Technical College with a degree in Autobody Repair and worked for ABRA Autobody, Wiseway Trucking and Valley Cartage before finding the right fit with Canadian Pacific Railways. Kory was always willing to lend a hand and was a great friend. His strength was something those that knew him relied upon. He loved being a dad to his son Abel. Kory is preceded in death by his grandfathers and grandmother. He is survived by his son, Abel; parents, Robert (Dawn) and Pamela (Vinnie); brother Chad (Taylor); nephews Talan, Jameson and niece Ava; and beloved family and friends. A Celebration of Life was held at Burger Moe’s, St. Paul MN on September 26, 2020 at 3pm. In lieu of flowers, memorials preferred. Arrangements are with Bakken-Young Funeral & Cremation Services.
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My very sincere sympathy to Kory’s family, Abel and Jess. My son Jeff and Kory were very good friends. I had the pleasure of meeting Kory and spending a little time with him. He was such a nice young man, so kind and helpful to anyone that needed a hand. I know Jeff is going to miss him dearly as will all of you. I pray Kory is at peace in heaven where we all will meet again. I hope you will find comfort and joy in the good memories Kory left us all with. Sending my love,
Jeanne
Sending the Evans family and Jessie all my love.
Kory was such a funny guy. Every time Scotty and I were around him it was nothing but laughs. Until we see you again Kory.
I grew up with Kory and he was always known as the class clown. I tried to find a picture from our 4th grade class but he was blurry in every single one he was in because he was goofing off and making everyone laugh. He was a wonderful guy and will be deeply missed by many.
Sending the warmest thoughts of love and healing to all who are mourning him.
Absolutely heart breaking.
Bob, Dawn, and Chad,
I cannot imagine the pain you are experiencing right now. All my love to you guys as you grieve the loss of a great kid.
Sending love and light to his parents, family and friends and co-coworkers. RIP
I am so sorry for everyone’s loss. There are no words. Love and prayers sent.
Kory you were taken to soon… I remember you and Bren playing sports growing up… always had a smile!
Kory played basketball with my son Jarred in middle and high school. He was a kind young man and I’m absolutely devastated to hear this tragic news. My most sincere condolences to the entire Evans family.
Bob,Dawn and Pam,
I can’t imagine what you are feeling right now…my heart is breaking thinking about you all.
Kory spent a lot of time at our house and in my mini-van from flag football and WAA baseball to driving him and my son to 43 Hoops Elite Basketball in Hopkins. I remember packing 8-9 kids in my mini-van to drive them 2 blocks to and from school in the winter. Kory always had us laughing from reading articles in The Onion out loud to us or just his way of walking in the house and saying in his Joey from Friends voice “How you doing “ !! He had a heart of gold and would help do anything you needed done. Kory we will miss you and your smiling face.
Bob & Dawn, I’m deeply sorry for your loss. Kory was a gentle, kind young man and always greeted me with a warm smile. The world is a little less bright.
May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.
XXOO, Wendy
I was Kory’s teacher in middle school and he even did jiu jitsu with me for awhile. I am very sorry to hear of his passing and want everyone to know that all of my memories of him are fond ones.
I’ve only known Corey for a short. Of time I trained him in on the railroad as a laborer he fast moved up to a relief Foreman he caught on quick and I think he loved his job he will be sorely missed from all of us a Canadian Pacific Railway he made a big impression on all of us
My deepest sympathy for the Evans friends and family on the loss of you son, brother father or friend.Prayers for comfort in this loss., So sorry Pam, Kathy Caron Revenue.
Pam, I am so very sorry for your loss. Prayers are with you and your family.
Pam, I am so very sorry for the loss of your son. Many prayers for you and your family.
To the Evans family and friends:
I am sorry of your loss. I know it’s a tough time for you all. I hope that his memories will carry you through the difficult times.
I knew Kory for long time. We went to school together in Elementary and Middle school. He was one of my best friend. We had good time and fun laughs. Talk to him every time I see him in school.
I am sorry for your lost. My prayers go to his family.
I am going to miss him he help me became the man I am today!
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