Trevor was an amazing man, he was kind, caring, always there with an open heart and a warm smile. R.I.P Trevor and thank you xx

Adolescence.. A disturbing time for me. Constantly in trouble at school, hanging about with the wrong crowds. When I joined the ATC, it gave me an escape and taught me values... One of the most unforgettable people I met along the way was Trevor.. Or Trev the Rev. Always a smile, always happy to listen, no matter how insignificant my teenage problems must have seemed and always non judgemental. I have fond memories of this man and a great amount of respect. He was able to integrate church values into squadron ceremonial parades without pressing and with tact, he understood teenagers ! This world would be a better place with more Trevor's in it, and I hope his family can take some comfort in the many young men and women who went on to do better things under his spiritual guidance. Rest well Trevor

So very sad to hear this news. I remember the first time we met Trevor when he was the Mayor's Chaplain. From that day on we at 308 were truly blessed by his presence at the squadron. As much a 'born again cadet' as chaplain, he was an inspiration and guide to many cadets and staff. Farewell, Trevor. My thoughts are with Eve and the Children.

I will never forget "Trev the Rev" from my early days as a cadet at 308 (Colchester) squadron. Trev was one of the kindest men I have ever met and I have always been truly inspired by his selfless nature. I still have much treasured book which Trev gave me, a copy of a World War One pilots handbook. I tried so hard to refuse this more then generous gift, but Trev, knowing my aspirations for a future career in the Royal Air Force insisted that I had it. It is still much loved. Rest in peace Trev, you will be missed.

My sincere condolences to Eve and family. We "door stepped" Trevor after a remembrance service and asked if he would come and see the cadets. His enthusiasm and ability to relate to the cadets led to him being known as a"born again cadet". Trev the Rev was an incredible man and I will forever be grateful to him and of course to Eve who used to signal him when he had "sermoned" too long. A true gentle man.

We are so sorry to hear this news. Trevor was a truly wonderful gentleman who supported so many cadets and the staff during his time as our Squadron Padre. Some of us nicknamed him "Trev the Rev" which was a little bit naughty, but he always had a kind word and could inspire a group of cadets whenever he popped down to the Squadron to do his Padre's hour. Our thoughts are with Eve and all of the family as this delicate time, From the Staff, Cadets and Sqn Association members of 308 (Colchester) Sqn Air Training Corps