Tineil Nat'e Evans

Service Details

Homegoing celebration will be held at New Brighter Day Baptist Church, 1225 – 25^th Avenue in Kenosha) on Friday, July 2, 2021 at 11:00 am with Pastor Joseph Thomas officiating. A memorial repast luncheon will follow. Viewing will be in the church on Friday, July 2^nd, from 10:00 – 11:00 am.

Memorial Suggestions

In memory of Tineil, encourage someone that they are up to “PAR.”

Kenosha (formerly of Racine) – Tineil Nat’e Evans, age 32, passed away unexpectedly as a result of an automobile accident, on Sunday, June 20, 2021.

Tineil was born in Racine on February 16, 1989 to Thomas Ramey and Phyllis Evans. A rising entrepreneur, Tineil was currently a fashion designer with his own clothing line, called “PAR”. PAR, because Tineil wanted everyone to know anyone who wore and saw his designs were good enough or “up to PAR” to accomplish anything they set their mind to. He also enjoyed cooking, cars, and video games. He was a master of electronics and computers, and a talented A/V sound technician. Above all, Tineil loved spending time with his entire family, enjoying laughs and sharing memories new and old.

Surviving are his children, Javaughn Evans, Symara Evans, and Tineil Evans; mother, Phyllis Evans; sister, Teshona (Donte) Bennett; brother, Tommy (Taylor) Evans; grandfather, Otis (Lela) Evans; aunts & uncles, Pam (Fate Davis) Wilson, Linda (Steven) Bynum, Lorraine (Collis) Underwood, Tracy (Phillip) Radford, Ulysses (Margaret) Shields, Steven (Karen) Evans, Michael Evans, Nairobi Evans and Jerome Wells; great-aunt, Dolores Hammond; other dear relatives and friends.

Tineil was preceded in death by his father, Thomas Ramey; brother, Levalle Evans; and grandmother, Florence Shields-Evans.

Homegoing celebration will be held at New Brighter Day Baptist Church, 1225 – 25^th Avenue in Kenosha) on Friday, July 2, 2021 at 11:00 am with Pastor Joseph Thomas officiating. A memorial repast luncheon will follow. Viewing will be in the church on Friday, July 2^nd, from 10:00 – 11:00 am. In memory of Tineil, encourage someone that they are up to “PAR.”