Evans M. Vusami
March 17, 2013
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Service Details
Evans M. Vusami, 38, passed away on March 18, 2013. Services are pending as Evans will be buried in Kenya.
Condolences may be expressed at:
www.HamiltonsFuneralHome.com
Harrison Lomosi
04/04/2013
Words alone are not enough to express the loss. We loved you but God loved you the most. We will miss you. No more pain, RIP brother until we meet again.
Ervin Topcic
03/26/2013
I was in training calls with evans vusami, like all have said he always had a big smile on his face not once did he come to work with out a smile. he was just a really nice guy loved working with him. and listening to his stories. he will be missed by many, thoughts and prayers go out to him and his family
Theresa
03/25/2013
I as well was in Evans training class at Wells Fargo. I remember his big smile and his stories, as well as his positive outlook on life. His big smile will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to his family and his young girls that he would always talk about.
Tracy
03/22/2013
So sad to hear about Evans. I sat next to him at Wells Fargo. He had a huge smile daily and always nice things to say about everything. My heart aches to know he is gone. He will be missed by many people who had the honor to meet him.
Christa
03/21/2013
I too worked with Evans for a short time at Wells Fargo, he was such a happy person always smiling like nothing brought him down, he will be greatly missed! My thoughts and Prayers go out to his family!
Chris Beeman
03/21/2013
I worked with Evans for a short time at Wells Fargo. I could tell he loved and cherished his family. Evans was a great person to be around and had a contagious smile. My thoughts and prayers go out to you all.
Chuck
03/21/2013
I had the pleasure of getting to know Evans while we were training together at Wells Fargo. His excitement and positive nature was outstanding. I looked forward to seeing him daily. He will be missed. I send my prayers to you all.
Michelle
03/21/2013
I only got to work with Evans for a short time at Wells Fargo. But from the day I met him in our training class he always had a smile on his face and was always happy to see everyone. He spoke so highly and I could tell how much he loved his family. My thoughts and prayers are with you all in this hard time.