Even Lee Olsen

Even Lee Olsen was born to Angela Olsen and Brad Santine April 7, 2002 in Hamet, California. He lived there for 13 years with his two brothers Jon Alan Felgen and Dillon James Olsen and his sister Chantel Monet Felgon. He was a wonderful baby and a normal toddler for the most part. He was too smart for his own good. He didn’t really like school so when we came to Idaho in 2015 he went to IDYCA he graduated by taking his GED at 16 years and passed after graduating the Academy. He had a new love for outdoors and survival so he started to make plans to off grid and build a cabin which we supported completely. Also he loved music. As a child he always was singing or making music somehow. At 17 he and his friends created a sort of band but they freestyled instead of using instruments. Even Lee was a natural, as fads come and go so did his rapping. But he soon found employment and from the first day he started he was in love with his job and we were just as proud. He loved to cook all kinds of foods and was good. Everything Even Lee tried he succeeded. If it didn’t work one way he found another. Talking to him was a joy. He was always willing to explore any avenue in conversation. He was a pleasure to be around and he was a heartfelt young man. His friend had surgery and he told me (mom) I have to help him until he is better. He was an all around wonderful boy. Not saying he didn’t test his mama, cause he did, but that’s what kids do, right? Even Lee turned 19 April 7, 2021. He would have turned 20 this April. Unfortunately on February 6, 2022 he and his girlfriend Trinity were coming home from all day laundry and a young man in a Ford exceeding 100 mph veered into the oncoming lane on a corner and hit the right hand side of the car with such impact, even though he was wearing his seatbelt, the force was too much for him to withstand. His internal injuries were too severe and his little heart didn’t have enough blood to start again and he succumbed to his injuries. Even Lee was and is an integral part of a lot of lives. He touched many throughout his short time here. He will be missed greatly, forever. He remains in all our hearts even though we are here to say goodbye- not for forever. View Even's Video Memories at: https://youtu.be/I1-HxIvnwKg View Even's Memorial Service at: https://youtu.be/frMVQGgzJ8o