Ivan J. Agramonte

Born on November 6, 1972, in the Dominican Republic, Ivan moved to the United States on May 13, 1993.

His passion for cars defined his life; as a talented Class A body man, he found immense satisfaction in taking cars apart and expertly putting them back together, sharing his knowledge and love for automobiles with those around him.

Ivan was a devoted family man who cherished his loved ones deeply. He had a passion for dancing and cooking, both of which were a delight if you were fortunate enough to experience it with him. Known for his generosity, Ivan would take the shirt off his back to help anyone in need.

His mother, Dominga, who lovingly referred to him as a blessing from God, was his rock. She often expressed, “It was a privilege to call him my son.” Ivan shared a special bond with his sisters, Giselle and Anaomi, affectionately calling him “El loquito,” as well as with his brothers, Henry and Edgar, who were all crazy about him and knew him as an amazing brother. He also leaves behind cherished nieces and nephews whom he adored.

Ivan had a unique ability to light up a room the moment he walked in. His beloved wife, Claribel, was the love of his life, and together they raised their children: Adriana, Nileya, Anthony, and Adrian, who were his greatest pride and joy. His granddaughters, Amariah, Alana, and Avery, are the beautiful testament to the enduring love Ivan shared with his family.

A visitation for Ivan will be held on Friday, April 4, 2025, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at McEwen Funeral Home, 204 South Main Street, Monroe, NC. A Celebration of Life will follow at 2:15 pm in the McEwen Colonial Chapel.

In lieu of flowers, donations and memorials can be made to the family as a sympathy gift or to help cover funeral expenses.

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McEwen Funeral Home is honored to serve the Agramonte family.

Ivan J. Agramonte, de 52 años, de Monroe, Carolina del Norte, partió a su hogar eterno el 26 de marzo de 2025. Nació el 6 de noviembre de 1972 en la República Dominicana y se mudó a los Estados Unidos el 13 de mayo de 1993. Su pasión por los autos definió su vida; como un talentoso técnico de carrocería de Clase A, encontró una inmensa satisfacción en desarmar y reconstruir vehículos con maestría, compartiendo su conocimiento y amor por los automóviles con quienes lo rodeaban.

Ivan fue un hombre de familia dedicado, que amaba profundamente a sus seres queridos. Le apasionaban el baile y la cocina, y aquellos que tuvieron la fortuna de compartir esos momentos con él los atesoraban. Conocido por su generosidad, Ivan era capaz de dar hasta la camisa de su espalda para ayudar a quien lo necesitara.

Su madre, Dominga, quien amorosamente lo llamaba una bendición de Dios, fue su roca. Ella solía expresar: "Fue un privilegio llamarlo mi hijo." Ivan compartía un vínculo especial con sus hermanas, Giselle y Anaomi, quienes lo llamaban con cariño “El loquito”, así como con sus hermanos, Henry y Edgar, quienes lo adoraban y lo consideraban un hermano excepcional. También deja atrás a sus queridos sobrinos y sobrinas, a quienes amaba profundamente.

Ivan tenía una habilidad única para iluminar cualquier lugar en cuanto entraba. Su amada esposa, Claribel, fue el amor de su vida, y juntos criaron a sus hijos: Adriana, Nileya, Anthony y Adrian, quienes fueron su mayor orgullo y alegría. Sus nietas, Amariah, Alana y Avery, son un hermoso testimonio del amor duradero que Ivan compartió con su familia.