Jauren David Breck
Evans
December 15, 1985 - January 14, 2026
Jauren David Breck Evans, age 40 of Florence, passed away on January 14, 2026. Services are pending.
He was preceded in death by his mother Antonia Evans.
Jauren is survived by his father, Tony Cherry. His brother, Jasmend Evans. Four children he loved as his own: Chandler Sexton, Caleb Sexton, Maggie Sexton and Aaliyah Sexton. His close friends Jackie Borden and Cardio Harden. And two special people in his life, Melissa and Abby Castle.
“He was a devoted stepfather who loved his four stepchildren, and he took immense pride in being part of their lives. Family meant everything to him, and his love, loyalty, and presence will forever be felt by those who knew him best.
Jarrie had a deep love for food and found joy in sharing meals, trying new places, and savoring life’s simple pleasures. He was also a passionate and competitive PlayStation gamer, always ready for a challenge and never shy about his skills. Gaming was more than a hobby for him—it was something that brought him happiness, excitement, and connection.
In his final days, Jarrie was lovingly cared for by a special person, Melissa, who showed him compassion and dedication, along with her daughter. The family is deeply grateful for the care, kindness, and comfort they provided during that time.
Jarrie will be remembered for his big heart, his love for his family, his competitive spirit, and the joy he brought into everyday moments. He leaves behind memories that will be cherished forever by those who loved him.
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5 Comments on “Jauren David Breck Evans”
I’m sorry for your loss
Sorry for your loss you will be missed
Love Ida
Jauren,
Though your time with us was far too brief, your spirit touched our hearts in many ways. Your laughter, kindness, and heart will forever be cherished in our memories.
As we remember you, we celebrate the joy you brought to our lives. You will always be our shining star and my little cousin, reminding us to embrace every moment with love and joy.
With all my love,
Estella Armstead and Family
Jarri never met a stranger. He was a friend and a helping hand to anyone he met, and he always put other people ahead of himself. He would give the shirt off his back—because that was simply who he was: generous, kind, and full of heart.
He fought hard through serious illness at such a young age—far too young. Even so, I take comfort knowing Jarri knew God and is now in a better place. Jarri, you will be forever loved and forever missed. Rest easy, BIG lil-bro. 🕊️❤️
Jarri,
I’m still trying to find the words. I’ve known you since the day you were born. When your mother, Antonia (Toni), was still a teenager, she came into our home, and Miss Stella raised her from those early teen years all the way through high school and through the completion of college. Miss Stella helped Toni every step of the way—and she helped raise your older brother Jasmine from the day he was born. Miss Stella truly raised us all as brothers and sisters.
So none of us are surprised that from the very first day you fell ill, Miss Stella spent countless hours caring for you when you couldn’t care for yourself—showing up, spending cold nights on uncomfortable hospital chairs, hand-feeding you, and loving you through it all. Miss Stella was closer to you than anyone now living.
Please keep Miss Stella in your prayers. Jarri, you were a son to her. She is deeply grieving you, now enduring the loss of a second son—both taken far too young.
JAUREN was my favorite cousin. I will miss him calling me early every morning and us just laughing on the phone or me going to visit him. He was such a kind hearted or loving person. Gone but never forgotten. Love you Jauren.
Love,
Cassidy Shelton