I have known Trev for a long time. I will always remember him from dancing in the clubs (I was shocked the first time I saw him), our annual boys camping trips, Las Vegas trips, as a team mate, a great athlete, pond hockey classic tournaments. The list goes on. Most of all I will remember him as a great friend who you could always rely on. I will miss you T-Day. He gave me the nickname Ferson Factor. So signing off for now, Ferson Factor
Trev and I have been been best friends for the last 30 years. I love Dave and Donna like my own parents. The Day family carried me through my darkest days. To describe this loss is impossible. Trev has had as big of an impact on my life as anyone. He was my rock and the just the best friend a guy could ask for.
To Dave and Donna Day, two amazing people and parents: your beautiful son and my brother will live through us forever.
To Trev, my brother: 'You'll never walk alone' and 'Wish You Were Here: I love you and I miss you.
Trevor was beloved by all of us that got to know him over the years. A wonderful teammate, fantastic pitcher, a fierce competitor and one of the best opposite-field hitters to play, he loved going first to third, pop-up slides and sharing his passion and knowledge of the game. He loved to win but more than that, he loved to be around the park with his friends, and especially his best friend, Zeus. Zeus was always at the park with dad and watched him play every game, usually making new friends who looked after him while his dad was on the field.
He is gone far too soon and will be missed terribly all of us that got to spend time with him.
Rest easy TDay, your 15 will always hold a special place in our hearts.
