Donate to Ease the Burden on Trevor's Family

My loving husband Boo Boo aka Trevor.

Together we made memories that will last forever, we laughed every day and shared many beautiful memories over the years together.

I will miss our talks even if you were rambling about the dirt you got from the river, differences between identical looking rocks and minerals or a random new tool you got. He always was the person you could ask to fix something, or do a favor for his friends or family.

He loved his friend and would do anything for them especially Casey, Jesse, Scot and Steve and his loyal friend Mike all who are stepping up right now to help with what they can.

He loved his dad very much. Trevor wasn’t a man of words but more of action. He would help his dad with projects on his property anytime his dad called him. He truly loved his dad.

His humor, strength and skills touched not just our family but all who knew him.

His contagious smile and goofy sense of humor would light up any room he was in and make even the worst day seem a bit brighter even if the jokes were a little racist and crude.

Boo Boo and I had a special relationship, anytime we went on an adventure with our dogs he would sing Randy Travis on the top of his lungs with not a care in the world. Our song was Forever and Ever Amen by Randy Travis. He would make coffee every morning for us before work.

He was the most creative person with food. His specialty was peanut butter pancakes on the weekends covered in way too much syrup. He was my best friend during the roughest parts of my life.

He loved our kids, he had a special relationship with our youngest daughter Mary. They would go gold panning together, learning to wood carving/ burning. They would spend hours talking while working on their hobbies. Mary loved him as her dad, and always will.

Our son Devaun, had a very funny relationship with Trevor. They were father son but also best buds. Devaun constantly stole Trevor’s socks and pants and it always made boo frustrated. They loved camping, going shooting and exploring the outdoors together.

Although he may be gone from this world his legacy lives on through the people he touched, and our children . We carry his memory with us forever.

It looks as though we will be having TWO celebrations if life for Boo so he is one special man. One will be here very soon for his friend and family here in Juneau now that are grieving along side with me and the kids.

The second will be in August I believe when his sister and nieces ad nephew and other family members of his can come into town.

Trevor passing was sudden and unexpected, sadly this has caused a great financial hardship onto the family. We are asking anyone who can to please donate. We have to cover the monthly expenses now with only one income. Which is like part time right now as you all may know.im under medical.care right now. As well as disposing of years of him collecting things that were important to him. He had a huge passion for taking something old and broken and bringing it back to life. So lots of stuff and projects he didn't have a chance to finish. As well as loss of income due to needing time grieve and having to handle everything. Thankfully his sister Jennifer has already taken care of the paperwork with public assistance and they will be covering his creamation cost.

Anything is appreciated big or small even if its a meal, a trip to the dump or a helping hand.

If you prefer to give directly to the family instead of through go fund me you can send it directly to them through Venmo @alaskajen907