Trevor was a 13 year student in the Waverly School District and the son of Tami Smith Wesley and the brother of Tyler and Travis Wesley (Twin). He died as a result of a car accident at Bon Air and Saginaw in Lansing, which appears to be right down the road from his home.
Trevor passed away at an all too young age of 13, on Saturday. He was the son of Tom and Tami (Swift) Wesley. Despite his short life, he has provided everyone who knew him with everlasting memories of a friendly, fun loving, cheerful, enthusiastic young man.
He was very involved with the Waverly Community in school and sports; Trevor was an honor student, class officer, participated in music and band. Trevor and his twin brother, Travis were a familiar sight as student managers for the High School teams starting in grade school. He played every sport available; football, basketball and baseball being his favorites. One of Trevor's favorite past times at home was cooking and grilling for family and friends.
Trevor's life is one to be celebrated and although we will miss his bright mischievous smile every day, he will remain forever in our hearts.
He was preceded in death by his grandmothers, Scarlett Heethuis and Joyce Wesley; grandfather, James Wesley.
Trevor is survived by his parents, his beloved twin Travis and brother Tyler; grandfathers, Gerald Heethuis and Forest Swift; many beloved aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
Funeral Services were held, Thursday, December 22, 2011, at Trinity United Methodist Church with Pastor William Beachy officiating.
Arrangements by Palmer, Bush & Jensen Family Funeral Home, Delta Chapel.
Memorial Contributions can be made to his twin brother, Travis Education Fund in memory of Trevor.
Trevor passed away at an all too young age of 13, on Saturday. He was the son of Tom and Tami (Swift) Wesley. Despite his short life, he has provided everyone who knew him with everlasting memories of a friendly, fun loving, cheerful, enthusiastic young man.
He was very involved with the Waverly Community in school and sports; Trevor was an honor student, class officer, participated in music and band. Trevor and his twin brother, Travis were a familiar sight as student managers for the High School teams starting in grade school. He played every sport available; football, basketball and baseball being his favorites. One of Trevor's favorite past times at home was cooking and grilling for family and friends.
Trevor's life is one to be celebrated and although we will miss his bright mischievous smile every day, he will remain forever in our hearts.
He was preceded in death by his grandmothers, Scarlett Heethuis and Joyce Wesley; grandfather, James Wesley.
Trevor is survived by his parents, his beloved twin Travis and brother Tyler; grandfathers, Gerald Heethuis and Forest Swift; many beloved aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
Funeral Services were held, Thursday, December 22, 2011, at Trinity United Methodist Church with Pastor William Beachy officiating.
Arrangements by Palmer, Bush & Jensen Family Funeral Home, Delta Chapel.
Memorial Contributions can be made to his twin brother, Travis Education Fund in memory of Trevor.
Trevor was a 13 year student in the Waverly School District and the son of Tami Smith Wesley and the brother of Tyler and Travis Wesley (Twin). He died as a result of a car accident at Bon Air and Saginaw in Lansing, which appears to be right down the road from his home.
Trevor passed away at an all too young age of 13, on Saturday. He was the son of Tom and Tami (Swift) Wesley. Despite his short life, he has provided everyone who knew him with everlasting memories of a friendly, fun loving, cheerful, enthusiastic young man.
He was very involved with the Waverly Community in school and sports; Trevor was an honor student, class officer, participated in music and band. Trevor and his twin brother, Travis were a familiar sight as student managers for the High School teams starting in grade school. He played every sport available; football, basketball and baseball being his favorites. One of Trevor's favorite past times at home was cooking and grilling for family and friends.
Trevor's life is one to be celebrated and although we will miss his bright mischievous smile every day, he will remain forever in our hearts.
He was preceded in death by his grandmothers, Scarlett Heethuis and Joyce Wesley; grandfather, James Wesley.
Trevor is survived by his parents, his beloved twin Travis and brother Tyler; grandfathers, Gerald Heethuis and Forest Swift; many beloved aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
Funeral Services were held, Thursday, December 22, 2011, at Trinity United Methodist Church with Pastor William Beachy officiating.
Arrangements by Palmer, Bush & Jensen Family Funeral Home, Delta Chapel.
Memorial Contributions can be made to his twin brother, Travis Education Fund in memory of Trevor.
Trevor passed away at an all too young age of 13, on Saturday. He was the son of Tom and Tami (Swift) Wesley. Despite his short life, he has provided everyone who knew him with everlasting memories of a friendly, fun loving, cheerful, enthusiastic young man.
He was very involved with the Waverly Community in school and sports; Trevor was an honor student, class officer, participated in music and band. Trevor and his twin brother, Travis were a familiar sight as student managers for the High School teams starting in grade school. He played every sport available; football, basketball and baseball being his favorites. One of Trevor's favorite past times at home was cooking and grilling for family and friends.
Trevor's life is one to be celebrated and although we will miss his bright mischievous smile every day, he will remain forever in our hearts.
He was preceded in death by his grandmothers, Scarlett Heethuis and Joyce Wesley; grandfather, James Wesley.
Trevor is survived by his parents, his beloved twin Travis and brother Tyler; grandfathers, Gerald Heethuis and Forest Swift; many beloved aunts, uncles, cousins and friends.
Funeral Services were held, Thursday, December 22, 2011, at Trinity United Methodist Church with Pastor William Beachy officiating.
Arrangements by Palmer, Bush & Jensen Family Funeral Home, Delta Chapel.
Memorial Contributions can be made to his twin brother, Travis Education Fund in memory of Trevor.
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