Trevor graduated from Perkins High School in 2015. He was an avid fan of all Cleveland sports teams and especially Cleveland Browns. Trevor never met a stranger. He was known for making friends from coast to coast. No one ever knew where he was living. He was always so kind to the underdogs.

He was one of the proud founders and CEO of 535. Trevor enjoyed shopping at Goodwill and always came home with some treasure. Trevor was truly a free spirit with a heart of gold. Trevor was a rare soul. His energy was so electric and intoxicating, everyone was instantly drawn to him. He had a way of making every person feel like they had a place and belonged. The first thing out of anyone's mouth in attempts to describe Trevor is that he was so full of life.

Trevor knew that he only had so many grains of sand in his hourglass so that's why he lived life as fully as he did. Trevor booked one-way flights to islands with no money or no way home. He snuck into unbelievable seats at concerts of performers whose music inspired him.

He was always jumping off tables or falling asleep in attempts to make everyone around him laugh. He would give the shirt off his back to anyone and do anything for his family. Trevor chased after life and let the details work themselves out. We can only think that God's reasoning for taking him is because he had a huge party to throw in Heaven and what better person to be at the center of it all. Rest In Peace to the forever life of the party, and as Trev would say, "Let's rage."