Condolence: As the year passes, we are remembering with you.

Henry Walser Funeral Home Team

Condolence: I have only vague memories, really, of "Brother Ince" from years before. It was more that I knew of him than that I knew him. But what I knew was always good. Faithful, family oriented; and I have no memories of him ever speaking harshly or being other than thoughtful and kind. Really, I know him especially through his wonderful children, Coral, Warren and Glen, through the ways that they reflect and exemplify all that I believe he taught and was an example of to them throughout his life. Especially being able to work a bit closely with Glen these past few years, I have seen in the way that he is as a father and husband, the same humble, gentle, kind, dependable, considerate, and genuinely loving nature I have always seen and sensed from Trevor; deeply admirable traits that he comes by honestly, as they say.

My fondest condolences to all of Trevor's family. May the peace that passes understanding sustain you, and faith and love be your guides. God bless.

Condolence: Trevor, you are going to be missed so much at Sunnyside Home. You were such a loving, talented man. Everyone enjoyed your poetry and your music. Please watch over us from above. My deepest sympathy to Jose and family. Love Donna

Condolence: Josie and family. I don't know if you remember me - I played in Mike Schuster's band with Trev from 1967 to 1971. I have such fond memories of playing music together. Trevor kept us on track/on beat - and every minute with a smile. My favourite memory was playing at Homewood where Trev worked. I have shared this story with my partner, Irena, who happens to know Coral from church. My deepest sympathies. I'm sure Mike (Schuster) and Dave (Lackenbauer) greeted Trev and are already jamming.

Condolence: Josie and Family, I am so saddened to hear of Trevor's passing. He was a true friend, roommate to Mike and a great musician. I always enjoyed our chats seeing him at Sunnyside, he will be missed by many. May your memories of happy times together help you in the difficult days ahead. Rest in Peace dear friend

Karin Endresz and Family

Condolence: I just saw this announcement of your husband and Dad. He was one of the good guys. He was happy, outgoing, involved and one of the first families I met when I was baptized 40 years ago. He had an English accent. Did you notice it?
I'm so sorry I will be out of town during the event dates or I would be helping in the kitchen. My heart will be with your family. It's a long, long road...... Or, The Long and winding road, that leads me to Your door. He made great memories for all of those around him.