Elaine, Anne McDonald here, six years late to express my condolences on the passing of Dave.  I remember fondly working for you with Juan and Randy; babysitting your kids and going to the MO Club.  My prayers are with you.
--Anne

I knew Dave and frequented the Bevans home quite a bit in our high school days.  We had swim parties, volleyball, and watching sunsets with our classmates there.  Dave was a kind, caring, giving and wonderful friend!  I sadly, did not hear of his passing until recently and wish his family the best!  I know he was the loving, caring husband and father, brother, uncle and more!!!  MY CONDOLENCES-late in my messaging, though sincere!  Donna Reynolds-Catalina High-Class of 1972 Organizer or 10th/30th/40th and upcoming 50th and we will ALL miss Dave's laughter, smiling face and his friendship! We love you Dave!

I just found out that Dave had passed. We were friends during H.S. and college days. The entire Bevan's family treated me as a part of theIr family. There are way too many stories, good times, scary times to mention just one.  It was a adventure when I lived with Dave on the “hill”. Even though I didn’t stay in touch as much as I should have, it does not change how caring Dave was during our years together in Tucson. I’m sure he looking down on all of us and letting us know that he is fine and not to worry. Celebrate his life. I’m sure, like others, I’m a better person by having Dave in my life. Until we meet again......Thanks for being more than a friend!  Al

Dave was my High School sweetheart. We tore around the desert and washes in his Scout enjoying all the outdoor adventures. He was my best friend and confidant. I was happy to see him, Elaine and Herb some years ago at my aunt’s funeral. 
My regards and prayers for Elaine and the family. 

I am very sorry to hear that Dave passed away.  Dave and I didn't know each other well in high school.  Big high school - he was a wrestler and I was on the football team.  We became friends later in our careers after we had both worked at Bank of America.  For all his business success, it was clear to me that family was most important in Dave's life.
Dave had a quick smile for nearly everyone and enjoyed life more than most.  He had plenty of good stories.  It was a pleasure to know him.
My condolences to Elaine, sons and other family members.
Bob Kahl


Dave was my kind of guy, low key, friendly, and kind.  He always asked about my golf  game though I knew he personally had no time or interest in golf.  He would much have preferred to be on a trail ride or on a good hike in the desert he grew up in and loved.  
     His love for and pride in his wife and sons was unquestionable and I know they will miss him terribly.  My heart goes out to them.
     The last time I spoke with Dave was to call and abjectly apologize for missing his father’s memorial.  He graciously accepted my apology and proposed that when we next met, we would raise a glass in Herb’s memory then.  I’ll always regret we were unable to do that.  RIP Dave.

I met Dave because Elaine and I were law school class mates.  Over the years, my husband Lonnie and I celebrated birthdays and cocktail hours with Dave and Elaine.   We attended wine tastings and Mountain Oyster Club Christmas parties and had some great meals at their house.  We got to spend some time with Alex and Eric.  Dave’s love and pride for his wife and sons was one of the things I most admired about him.
I never expected to need Dave’s professional services but when my father died five years ago I needed to quickly move a brokerage account.  I called Dave for advice on how best to do that.  The amount involved was modest and I expected he would recommend a bank.  Instead, he offered to open an account with his office and quickly arranged for the transfer of the funds.  Because the account was small I offered to move it but, instead, Dave offered to help me with financial planning.  Over the past five years he  met with me regularly, providing me with detailed services to help me navigate my retirement.    Helping me provided Dave with little, if any, financial benefit but he did it because he believed in helping people.  He was, simply put, a good guy.  The world will be a much dimmer place for his absence. 

So many fond  Hutton memories from so long ago......

God Bless, Dave.....Rest in Peace.

Dave joined our practice nearly two years ago but had met several years before.  He quickly became a mentor professionally and personally.  While we enjoyed talking shop, every conversation came back to life lessons and family.  He shared so much in so little time.  Not just his words, but what he actually did.  A straight shooter with compassion is hard to find in this world, and he did it with no effort because that is the man he was and still is to me.  I’ll miss our Cubs/Red Sox banter, even though we rooted for each other’s team until they played against each other.  He brought a Red Sox hat to the office and always managed to get my three year old son to loyally yell Go Red Sox wearing that hat even though he’s a Cubs fan.  And while we can mostly remember the belt buckle and boots, that Red Sox hat means more now than ever.  You will never be gone to us because we will never forget you.  

I met Dave through my brothers, Dave and Neil Henry, and was fortunate to become friends with him for many years.  Dave was a man of the best qualities any man can possess - truly kind, caring, honest, humorous and generous.  His love of family and friends was and, forever will be,  the center of his universe.  He and Elaine were a marriage made in heaven - always opening their hearts and home to everyone they knew.  His presence will be greatly missed and always carried in everyone's hearts who knew and loved him.  I will miss your smiling eyes and warm hugs.
Happy Trails, dearest Dave

Dave was man who truly lived  his life to the fullest. It is not how long a man lives in this world but how deeply he was loved and how big he lived his life. Dave was a great man full of tradition who left an incredible legacy for Alex and Eric to emulate. 
It was evident how much he loved his family and how proud he was when we visited with him earlier this year.
May all of the beautiful memories that you shared together give you comfort and peace during this difficult period. Thank you for letting us share in many of your family gatherings and traditions. In your time of grief remember that Dave was a kind and incredible man who was truly loved and admired by many. 
It was truly an honor and privilege to know Dave.
Please accept our sincerest condolences.
Scott and Jennifer LaVielle
Seattle, Washington

Dave knew how to be a friend, and how to host a stranger. 

Dave and my brother, Jim, met in Middle School and became life long friends. The photo is of Dave and Jim cooking Christmas dinner at the Bevans on 2016 

Dave and Elaine welcomed Patrice and me to their home year after year to celebrate holidays. 

These are truly the qualities of a  good man. 

OBITUARIO

David Miller Bevans

16 febrero, 1954 – 22 octubre, 2019

East Lawn Palms Mortuary & Cemetery

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