Ian worked for Supervac, Silverlive Services, and most recently R3 Automation in the oil and gas industry.

On April 9, 2026, he eloped with his bride, Amanda Chrystine Everett, to Las Vegas where they were married at a small chapel and were looking forward to celebrating their union this September with friends and family.

Ian loved camping and 4-wheeling in his RZR, drag racing, being in the outdoors, hunting and fishing, being with his son, Aiden, going to the Colorado National Speedway, and pretty much anything to do with tires and horsepower. He converted an S10 truck to a V8 swap with the help of his dad. More than anything, Ian will be remembered for the kind of man he was. He was deeply loved and always willing to help others, no questions asked. Whether it was lending a hand, offering his time, or simply showing up, Ian was someone you could always count on. He was a dedicated, hardworking man who took great pride in everything he did. His generosity, loyalty, and love for his family and friends will never be forgotten.

Thankful to have shared his life are his wife, Amanda Evans; his son, Aiden Evans; his mother, Karen Evans; stepdad, Scott Witcher; broth- er, Josh (Kendall) Witcher; aunts, Joanne Evans and Katrina (Nick) Vineyard; and his uncle, Brian (Stephanie) Evans; as well as numerous cousins and their families.

He was preceded in death by his grandparents, David and Jeanne Evans and Chuck and Kathy Witcher.

Ian’s Life Celebration will be held at 1 p.m. August 8 at Grace Community Church in Johnstown with a reception to follow. Memories may be shared at youngsfunerals.com.