Hi guys. I thought I'd show some love and support from up here in the woods, Vermont and wish everyone the best of luck. Having gone through many losses myself I know how hard it can be.

The loss that many have suffered through will probably be stuck in the back of each person's head for a long time. But don't put all of your thoughts into what you've lost. Think about how lucky you were to have had such a great and funny friend.

Sincerely,
Robert

ps - I'm really glad to see that Novapalooza has not only been continued for years now, but has been put to such a great cause.

Tomorrow marks 6 months since we lost Trevor.
Six Months. Wow.
I was talking to Ande just a minute ago about how sometimes it doesn't feel like six months. Sometimes when we miss him a lot, it seems longer. Othertimes, it seems like only yesterday when he was hanging out with us, making us laugh.
And those are the times we hold on to. I often find it the hardest to tell people about him if they never met him. That's what gets me emotional. The tears come from "Man, if you only knew!"
When I'm among friends, it's so easy. Everyone knows. Everyone remembers. Everyone loves.
You were lucky to know him, even if it was for five minutes. A lifetime of laughs could exist in those five minutes.
So tomorrow I'll wear my shirt. Not as a sign of mourning. Rather, I'm going to wear it in honor of The Man. My brother. Trevor.

-Sam

hey trevor....we got to see you grow up over the last nine years through the many visits you and your family shared at the hi-life cafe...you brought us joy and made us laugh...no matter how busy it is here, there will always be an empty chair without you to visit...our prayers to your family for healing...may you keep them warm in their hearts...until we meet again my friend, you are forever in our hearts...
chuck, carlos, eusebio, steve, kyle, paul, sara, & vaughn.

i figured i'd finally get around to posting on here.
trevor was one of my best friends, if not my best in the last months of his life. he was that, and so much more. words don't, and can't, express the impact that this crazy kid had on my life and the lives of everyone who met him. and what's really awesome is that that very quality - with all the others we remember him for - keep him alive. i don't think there has been one single day that i have not thought of him, whether it be reminiscent or more along the lines of "what would trevor do?" because that's my new method of therapy.
anyway, trevor, i love you.
we're all so so lucky to have had you in our lives, no matter for how long or how short.

I just wanted to say that I never knew what to make of Trevor when I was around him. I couldn't tell if he was crazy or funny, well planned or out of his mind. But looking back I can tell you that he was a truley nice and caring person who no matter how odd his sense of humor at times he was always a good friend a companion.

The story I wanted to post was too long for the guestbook, so I put it here, instead.

I Remember Trevor

It gets easier with time, except for the days when it doesn't.

trevor was one of the most amazing people i have ever met. whether it was performing about soup and leaving the round after four minutes and saying bye to me before running out the door, breaking the shit out of sams cane, smelling up my car with his wierd crazy laughs, calmly listening to me lecture him about what he was up to, giving me hugs, or taking countless pictures of himself with my camera. he is my "nephew" and i will always love and miss him. ive only really talked to sam (and jay, a bit) about the dee since he left us, but i feel like i know everyone who knew trev because he was such a weird, infectious little man who brightened everyone up with craziness. and everyone is changed because of him, so each of us has a chunk of 'same' inside of us. annnnnd im rambling like a crazy woman. rawk.

Everyone should go see "Because of Dee" at the Culture Room. They are an amazing and extremely talented band. They'll be there on the 12th of June. :eek:

'Because of Dee' is an incredible band that will be playing live at the culture room on June 12th, at 8:10 pm. This band would not be possible if it werent for Trevor, consider it a tribute.

A friend and I were complaining to each other about our sons being irresponsible etc..Up walks Trevor's Dad and begins to share about his tragic loss. We immediately shut our mouths and became thankful that our sons were alive, healthy, and really doing just fine. My son is 24 yrs old. He has been through a lot in life, but he is still here. He is an awesome person. Because of Trevor, I won't complain.