Bud (A.C.) Evans
(1928 - 2014)
Bud (A.C.) Evans was born in Colton and attended Colton High School, graduating in 1948. He later attended San Bernardino Valley College.
He served in Baker Company 224th Regimental Combat Team in the US Infantry and was discharged from Korea in 1952.
He worked as an announcer for NHRA's Drag Safari from 1954 to 1956, and continued a long career in the auto racing industry.
Bud is survived by his wife Joyse Ann Evans, and his daughters Leigh Ann Evans, Sheila Telliard, and Lesly Kenney, as well as grandchildren Evan and Lexington Telliard, and Claire and Audrey Kenney. Services will be private.
(1928 - 2014)
Bud (A.C.) Evans was born in Colton and attended Colton High School, graduating in 1948. He later attended San Bernardino Valley College.
He served in Baker Company 224th Regimental Combat Team in the US Infantry and was discharged from Korea in 1952.
He worked as an announcer for NHRA's Drag Safari from 1954 to 1956, and continued a long career in the auto racing industry.
Bud is survived by his wife Joyse Ann Evans, and his daughters Leigh Ann Evans, Sheila Telliard, and Lesly Kenney, as well as grandchildren Evan and Lexington Telliard, and Claire and Audrey Kenney. Services will be private.
Bud (A.C.) Evans
(1928 - 2014)
Bud (A.C.) Evans was born in Colton and attended Colton High School, graduating in 1948. He later attended San Bernardino Valley College.
He served in Baker Company 224th Regimental Combat Team in the US Infantry and was discharged from Korea in 1952.
He worked as an announcer for NHRA's Drag Safari from 1954 to 1956, and continued a long career in the auto racing industry.
Bud is survived by his wife Joyse Ann Evans, and his daughters Leigh Ann Evans, Sheila Telliard, and Lesly Kenney, as well as grandchildren Evan and Lexington Telliard, and Claire and Audrey Kenney. Services will be private.
(1928 - 2014)
Bud (A.C.) Evans was born in Colton and attended Colton High School, graduating in 1948. He later attended San Bernardino Valley College.
He served in Baker Company 224th Regimental Combat Team in the US Infantry and was discharged from Korea in 1952.
He worked as an announcer for NHRA's Drag Safari from 1954 to 1956, and continued a long career in the auto racing industry.
Bud is survived by his wife Joyse Ann Evans, and his daughters Leigh Ann Evans, Sheila Telliard, and Lesly Kenney, as well as grandchildren Evan and Lexington Telliard, and Claire and Audrey Kenney. Services will be private.
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