Trevor James Johnston

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1. Trevor… I just found out the news of your passing. Your quick wit, your smile and your laughter will be missed by so many people. Thank you for being a great co-worker, and mostly thank you for being my friend.

2. Our deepest sympathies to Andrea, Stephen, Angela, and to the extended family. It has been a pleasure to meet Trev’s family, during visits at the house and hospital. Throughout his long extended battle, Trevor has always maintained that crazy sense of humor. But during our visits we did have serious talks, he wasn’t afraid of dying, but he was afraid or mad about leaving his family and not being able to care for them! So we will all have to step up and look in on them.
   Our thoughts and prayers are with Andrea and the whole family as well as his friends!

   Love to you all

3. Dear Andrea, So sorry for your loss.Wishing you comfort during this most difficult time.Memories of happy times will last forever.

4. My deepest sympathy to everyone that Trevor held so dear. He was always such an up-beat, positive, witty co-worker with a smile the made everyone feel good. The last visit into transit someone asked ” how are you”? He said with a big smile, “still here!” Who does that? Someone with compassion for others and a person with an amazing caring spirit. Truly a one of kind, who really portrayed what life really is about. Family, friends and enjoying every moment, and have fun doing it! Rest in peace Trevor.

5. I enjoyed my years at Transit working with Trevor who made the job fun for every one he came in contact with. In the end the thing is not how many years in your life but how much life in your years. And that is what Trevor lived. We will sure miss him.
   Our sincere condolances to Andrea and all the family

   Buddy and Annette Simms

6. My heart is breaking for your loss Andrea. Trevor was an amazing, wise and funny man. He was kind to everyone he met and he taught me how to be a better person. I’m blessed to have called him my friend.
   All my love to you and your family.

7. I can remember driving nights with Trevor ,sitting down at the dock yard waiting to go .He was a great man and will surely be missed . our condolence go out to the family
   Dusty Miller

8. Sunday’s were the best times jamming . Trevor lived everyday like their was no tomorrow. For Trev life was a big joke and every circus has a clown to make us laugh . He always made me laugh. Angels are rejoicing with laughter. Rest in peace!
   Eric and Kim

9. Although I met Trevor years ago, it was really only during his time of illness that I got to know him a little more personally. Trev, though fighting his own battle with pain and the constant threat of the loss of his life, most often found time to put on a brave face, to offer a joke, and to even support those around him. He was the kind of guy, though never short on poking fun, would always make you feel loved and welcomed. I can personally attest to Trevor living by the motto, “pay it forward.” He had a generous heart and although I didn’t know him as closely as many others, I believe that we got to know each other in a very real and compassionate way. I will miss him. To Trevor’s wife, my cousin Andrea; Trevor loved you dearly. He bragged to me one afternoon about all the wonderful love and support you gave him. Even a blind man could see this is true. You were loyal and loving to the end. You and Trev helped me get through a pretty rough time of my own this past year. My family and I are very grateful, and I am especially thankful to call you Cousin. God Bless You and your Family.

10. I will always remeber trying to get to the end of the line early ,
    when trevor was going to be there to have a laugh
    and going to the christmas party and sitting with Trevor and Andra
    Rest in peace my friend we will miss you a lot