Trevor James Johnston

Condolences to all the family. To know and work with Trevor was special. Some good memories for many of us. He will be missed, but I know he will continue to make music and bring smiles to many faces. My thought’s and prayers are with you.

Trevor was good times and laughter. Always something funny to make your day. He will be sadly missed. Will keep Trevor in our hearts. Condolences to Andrea, Angela and your families.

I wish I knew him better, we talked about fishing, just guy stuff. He was always kind, friendly to me. One of the good ones. You could just tell. In sympathy, Craig

Trevor was a shining light in our lives who was loved deeply by everyone who knew him. He was a very special friend and I will miss him dearly. My condolences to all of Trevor’s family and to Andrea, Angela and Stephen.

We were sorry to hear of Trevor’s passing. He always greeted me with a smile and a joke when I boarded the #14. He knew how to have fun–especially when he and Trish had scooter races at Walmart. He will be missed.

We convey our sorrow to Andrea, Angela, Stephen , Kathy, Tricia , Barb and Dave in this time of sorrow and reflection. May all of Trevor’s many friends, including those who have expressed their gratitude here, in knowing him over the years; may find peace in that Trevor and Andria’s ordeal during this very difficult last journey has concluded and that Trevor’s pain and suffering has come to an end. May he rest in peace knowing he tried to make everyone happy and succeeded in many ways. His courage and determination continued to the end but his concern for others always took priority over his own difficulties. May we all support Andrea through this difficult period as Trevor would want us all to do. His concern for other’s happiness sets an example of how we should treat our fellow man. He will always be in our heart and memories of his love for people, fishing, boating, making jokes, cooking and playing his guitar. It is with sadness that we are unable to be at his celebration of life but we will be with you all in spirit. As Trevor would say Tthat’s the way it is! From his loving Auntie Emma and Uncle Red here in Kincardine Ontario

Dearest Andrea and family – I didn’t know Trevor well but met you last April with my brother Terry and cousin at the jam but i loved him immediately – what a sense of humor! please take good care – my thoughts are with you in this tremendous struggle.

Trevor… I just found out the news of your passing. Your quick wit, your smile and your laughter will be missed by so many people. Thank you for being a great co-worker, and mostly thank you for being my friend.

Dear Andrea, So sorry for your loss.Wishing you comfort during this most difficult time.Memories of happy times will last forever.

I enjoyed my years at Transit working with Trevor who made the job fun for every one he came in contact with. In the end the thing is not how many years in your life but how much life in your years. And that is what Trevor lived. We will sure miss him.
Our sincere condolances to Andrea and all the family

Buddy and Annette Simms

I can remember driving nights with Trevor ,sitting down at the dock yard waiting to go .He was a great man and will surely be missed . our condolence go out to the family
Dusty Miller

Although I met Trevor years ago, it was really only during his time of illness that I got to know him a little more personally. Trev, though fighting his own battle with pain and the constant threat of the loss of his life, most often found time to put on a brave face, to offer a joke, and to even support those around him. He was the kind of guy, though never short on poking fun, would always make you feel loved and welcomed. I can personally attest to Trevor living by the motto, “pay it forward.” He had a generous heart and although I didn’t know him as closely as many others, I believe that we got to know each other in a very real and compassionate way. I will miss him. To Trevor’s wife, my cousin Andrea; Trevor loved you dearly. He bragged to me one afternoon about all the wonderful love and support you gave him. Even a blind man could see this is true. You were loyal and loving to the end. You and Trev helped me get through a pretty rough time of my own this past year. My family and I are very grateful, and I am especially thankful to call you Cousin. God Bless You and your Family.

Trevor will always be in our hearts. His mission was to make every one laugh and be happy. Our heart and love goes out to Andrea and family who so tirelessly and lovingly supported Trevor on his difficult journey and shared the burden of his illness. Know that you are loved;
Mary and Bob ( with one o)

Trevor was truly an amazing, funny, caring and all around a blessing to know. We are so grateful that we had the honour of working with and getting to know Trevor. He and his jokes will be truly missed by one and all. Our condolences to Trevor’s family at this very sad time. Rest In Peace our dear friend.

Diana and Jason

I am deeply saddened by the news of Trevor’s passing. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

I am so very sad to hear of our loss. I will always remember Trevor for his laughter. The countless jokes he couldn’t wait to tell us. The funny stories he would tell about the shenanigans on his bus brought laughter, as no one could tell it the same way as Trev. I found he was always supportive, looked for the positive side to everything. His sarcastic comments, no matter what the situation, were always to point out the obvious in a comical way.
He will be greatly missed.
My thoughts and prayers are with his family.

My condolences to Andria and Trevor’s Families. Trevor will always be remembered for his big heart and quick whit. His sense of humor and beaming smile will always be in my memory.
My Sundays will never be the same as there will no longer be guitar jam sessions with him. I am proud to have had him call me his friend and I will forever miss him.

Brian O’Neill.

Our love and prayers are with you Andrea and your family in such a difficult time. Treasure the memories. We know that you have many. We never met Trevor but by the love sent to him he sounds like a wonderful man. God Bless

Trevor was one of the nicest persons you could ever meet. If his big smile didn’t light up the room then his wonderful humour would surely put you in a good mood. Trevor had a sharp wit to him that drew people to him. At work you always looked forward to sitting in the bullpen and listening to Trevor tell jokes before you headed out on the road to start your day. He would put you in a happy positive mood. I was blessed to meet such a fine person and will always remember him. My condolences to his family. Stay strong.

I am so sorry for your loss. Trevor was a fellow Co worker, and he always had a quick wit that made me laugh. I remember he’d always be talking about his wife, and how much he loved her.
He was a great guy, lots of love.

I will always remember sitting in the bullpen listening to all your jokes laughing so hard with all the other drivers and eating all the baking I brought in. You never sugarcoated anything always said it like it was. You will be forever missed. Condolences to your whole family at this sad time.

We would like to give our greatest condolence to the Johnston family and to his wife Andrea. Plus to all the people that Trevor has touch through his life..
He has touched our life in many ways, as he was married to our daughter Debbie until they parted ways. He is the father to Steve (our grandson) and Angela (our Granddaughter). I will miss his laughter and wise crack and his some what funny jokes. We have had many laughs and many tears on his journey through life. I recall some of the things that only were important to Trevor. He would see us in the car as he was driving the bus and He would stick his whole arm out to wave to us.. making sure that we seen him. When he was driving the handy dart bus, he came to pick me up and told me I had to sit in the back with a helmet on. When I yelled at him, he laughed and laughed, that was a standing joke. Trevor fought hard to try to over come the horrible disease which finally did win the battle. It was hard on his children, living with the sadness and up and downs and never knowing, and his wife Andrea, which gave all her time and compassion. I know she will find it hard with every day life as Trevor was so much part of it. I hope she will over come this sadness and find happiness in what ever life has for her down the road. We will not be able to be at the celebration of life for Trevor put I will be thinking of him and his family and friends, and with tears in my eyes I Know that Trevor is Resting Peaceful in the skies beyond… Thank you for letting us know you..Trevor.
Love Ever Evelyn and Chuck