At the age of 55, Trevor Page, a devoted husband, loving father, and deeply compassionate man, passed away on December 30, 2025, leaving an enduring legacy of love, generosity, and joy.

From the time he was a child, he knew he wanted to be a father. That calling shaped his life in countless ways, guiding his values, his patience,and the way he showed up for others. Fatherhood was not just a role he cherished - it was the heart of who he was. His greatest pride and joy were his two sons, Jonah and Bronx, whom he loved fiercely and unconditionally.

For years, family and friends wondered if he would ever settle down until he met the love of his life, Elizabeth. Together, they built a life grounded in love, laughter, and mutual devotion - a partnership marked by deep respect and shared joy.

He lived with an unwavering commitment to philanthropy and giving back to his community, always looking for ways to help others quietly and sincerely. He led his life with love, patience, and presence, treating everyone he met with kindness and compassion.

Known as a gifted storyteller, he had a rare ability to make people feel connected and seen. Trevor was also a professional chef who expressed his love through food, bringing people together around the table. We will never forget his Saint Patrick's Day dinners or how he passed on his talent for cooking to Bronx, an aspiring chef. He also worked as a longshoreman and later as a logistics manager, roles he approached with dedication, integrity, and pride. He shared his longshoreman roots with his son Jonah, who works as a casual longshoreman.

He is survived by his beloved wife Elizabeth, his sons Jonah and Bronx, and his mother Joan, along with many friends, family members, and community members whose lives were made richer by knowing him.

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