We have known Travor for a very long time. Since he was a pre-teen. Always a friendly man; we enjoyed our many conversations and visits with Trevor. He was a part of our lives. So sorry you are gone away from us. Our condolences to the family. Diane Vinet, Daniel and Carolyn.

Your kind smile will be missed by all

I was sorry to hear about Trevor's passing, far too young ;( I have so many fond memories from our childhood on Trappist, Just being kids: swimming, playing pool and running back and forth to the park (you, me, Sherri, etc...). Then later on in life I appreciated how well you treated my Nanny when she lived with you guys in St Norbert, I recall you always wanting to chit chat when you would pick her up on Sundays. Then over the past few years, you would randomly send a message, saying "hey cousin", at the time I thought it was so out of the blue / a bit odd, but now that those random messages will no longer come, I wish I appreciated them more ;( Rest easy cousin, love you <3

To the love of my life: age 17 back then. ..now 51 years old.. 31 years ago we met in TCI you put a note in my locker that said'' if you decide to pick someone I hope you pick me'' We could be very happy together'' wow who knew all these years later we spent together ''Trevor& Cheryl'' walks dinners movies family events we were together for all of those, and 2 children later age 51 now it feels like forever. seems like a lifetime ago I am missing my many text messages from you that I got several times a day to see how I'm doing or feeling or how my day at work is going. so when I didn't hear from you @ 2:38 pm the day you died I was very worried little did I know this would be the last time I would see your texts or hear your voice! my phone is quiet now no texts coming from you! and I miss them every day! no more you walking through the door and yelling out hello house'' or texting me saying ''Hi from good ole St. Norbert'' when I would leave for work and you wanted to make sure I was safe on the bus, and no one to pick me up from work or give a hug when I am upset or worried about something and telling me'' everything is going to be ok babe'' or'' I LOVE YOU'' I miss your texts now. my phone has been too quiet I do still have the last text messages from that Tuesday afternoon after when you left and an angel came and gave you your wings! my life and my heart will never be the same no one will ever replace you, Trevor you were my one true love now and always! One day we will be together for all eternity! my love life my heart'' rest in peace.

Lived across the street from the Turski family in St Norbert and played football for years with Carl. So sorry to hear of the loss of Trevor. In simpler times us older kids would keep an eye out for Trevor, he loved to spray us with the garden hose. Condolences to everyone, and rest in peace buddy. You'll be missed.

Upon meeting Trevor approximately 28 years ago, I recall two characteristics...the humongous size of his hands...and as we conversed...the huge size of his heart.

Over the years, as we became friends at Regent Pawn, one observation that was clear was how Trevor treated everyone with his kindness. No matter who he dealt with, you would think that that person was Trevor's best friend. R.I.P. gentle giant!

My story is of our dearest and youngest of us all at the time and one summer he became part of our troupe of actors .. As all of us kids did our lil skits there sat Trever dress in purple tights and whatever else we could find. Sorry I did not get a chance to say hello before our finale goodbye. Hugs to you and share it with all those Turskis and such up there. Love you always Shannon

I remember Trevor coming out to the farm with Pam and Trevor as kids.

Mom and Dad were warned he was a bundle of energy - but with 160 acres and dogs, chickens, horses, goats, geese, cats, cattle, and Cousins we managed to work off even his incredible energy.

Trevor was not just my Cousin. He was my good friend. .

Open in his emotions. Loyal to a fault.

He always had a twinkle of good humour in eyes.

I just can't quite believe I will never hear "Hey Cuz" again.