Ryan Matthew Hevelone

Ryan Matthew Hevelone, died early July 4th, 2019, at St. Joseph’s Medical Center in Tacoma Washington, from injuries he sustained in a car accident July 3rd, 2019, while heading home from work. He was born September 9th, 1989 at St. Joseph’s Medical Center in Burbank California. Ryan grew up in West Valley, Utah and enjoyed being the eldest of four. He was wild and passionate about life and fun. He would seek it, no matter the rules or laws to be broken. He was known to be a bit of a rebel, but Ryan was also known to be a compassionate person. If he had more than he needed he would share with those who
could use it, whether it was a bottle of water, an apple, his lunch, or a spare jacket. He often gave because he knew what it was like to struggle. Ryan fought for years to overcome his addiction, and each time he got clean he would improve substantially. He desperately wanted to be better for his children, and their mother so they may have a good life together. Ultimately that meant leaving them behind in Utah to pursue a healthier environment in Washington, to straighten out his life and become his best self. He was achieving this in leaps and bounds.
He made friends wherever he went and was easy to get along with. For those who knew Ryan, we all knew he was the friend you call if your car broke down and you needed a tow. He was the one to sit with you while you needed to vent. He wanted the best for those he loved. When he was clean and sober he would try his hardest to motivate others to bettering themselves too.
His heart was in the deserts of Utah where he enjoyed 4 wheeling and camping, in the forests of the Pacific Northwest where he loved to hike, adventure and find food. He was an accomplished automotive mechanic. Ryan always gave his all on any job he took on. He was a great daddy to his babies and loved doing things with them. He was excited to teach his daughter to ride a dirt bike, how to fish, and teach her about life. Ryan adored watching his son grow, learning to talk more and seeing himself in his son’s personality. Bit wild but kind.
Ryan is survived by his daughter, Milena age 7, his son Merrick, age 2 1/2, and Soul Mates, Mackenzie Sayes Hook and Autumn Rain Grannis.
He is deeply mourned by family Jennifer Hevelone Clements, John Clements, Michael Clements, Christopher Clements, and Cheyenne Hevelone.
Funeral Services to be held Saturday July 13th, 2019 at 11:00 am at Memorial Murray Mortuary 5805 S 900 E, Murray, Utah.
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Funeral Service
July 13, 2019 at 11:00 AM
Memorial Murray Mortuary, 5850 South 900 East, Murray, Utah