Trevor Austin Adams, son of Kevin and Jennifer Adams, passed away Friday, November 13, 2020 at his home.
Trevor was born in Houston, Texas on June 15th of 2001. Although home schooled for most of his education Trevor finished secondary education with Penn Foster. After completing High School, Trevor sought out welding certifications via Griffin's Industrial Welding school and achieved 1g and 2g certification and was in the process of receiving 3g and 4g certifications.
Trevor worked part time with Little Caesar's Pizza while completing his schooling for approximately a year. He was well liked by co-workers and supervisors.
Trevor attended Brazillian Jiu Jitsu training beginning with Cantu's Jiu Jitsu Self Defence and continued with The Empire Jiu Jitsu. All coaches praise Trevor's creativeness and although only a white belt, he would have soon received his blue belt.
Trevor picked up guitar at a young age following in his father's footsteps. In addition, he learned piano and played in worship services for several years. He was diligent and skilled in both instruments.
Trevor was very athletic and participated in many activities over the years. Soccer, Tae Kwondo, Track & Field, Competition Swimming, and Gymnastics. Although he never devoted himself fully to these, it was his nature to do well and make many friends in all things he tried.
Trevor is survived by his parents, Kevin and Jennifer Adams as well as 3 younger siblings, Emmett, Olivia, and Celine Adams. His siblings have taken time to send a message for family and friends here:
Emmett - I loved how he almost always took some time from his busy schedule to play different kinds of games with me. I loved all the times we got to spend in the backyard without anyone else so we could talk about any and everything. I loved how he made me a priority in his life.
Olivia - I always enjoyed all the games we played. Trevor could make so many things more fun than they could have been. He said the craziest things all to make people laugh.
Celine - I remember that Trevor was a very funny person. He brought laughter to every situation. I will always remember his sarcastic humor.
There will be a viewing for Trevor Friday evening from 6pm to 8pm on November 27th at Klein Funeral Homes at 9719 Wortham Blvd, Houston, TX 77065. Please understand that only 10 are allowed in viewing room at a time and masks are required by the facility.
The funeral service will be held at the graveside to allow for greater attendance under COVID-19 restrictions. The funeral service will begin at 10am on Saturday, November 28th at Klein Memorial Park Cemetery: 14711 Cypress North Houston Rd, Cypress, TX 77429
Klein Funeral Home
Trevor was born in Houston, Texas on June 15th of 2001. Although home schooled for most of his education Trevor finished secondary education with Penn Foster. After completing High School, Trevor sought out welding certifications via Griffin's Industrial Welding school and achieved 1g and 2g certification and was in the process of receiving 3g and 4g certifications.
Trevor worked part time with Little Caesar's Pizza while completing his schooling for approximately a year. He was well liked by co-workers and supervisors.
Trevor attended Brazillian Jiu Jitsu training beginning with Cantu's Jiu Jitsu Self Defence and continued with The Empire Jiu Jitsu. All coaches praise Trevor's creativeness and although only a white belt, he would have soon received his blue belt.
Trevor picked up guitar at a young age following in his father's footsteps. In addition, he learned piano and played in worship services for several years. He was diligent and skilled in both instruments.
Trevor was very athletic and participated in many activities over the years. Soccer, Tae Kwondo, Track & Field, Competition Swimming, and Gymnastics. Although he never devoted himself fully to these, it was his nature to do well and make many friends in all things he tried.
Trevor is survived by his parents, Kevin and Jennifer Adams as well as 3 younger siblings, Emmett, Olivia, and Celine Adams. His siblings have taken time to send a message for family and friends here:
Emmett - I loved how he almost always took some time from his busy schedule to play different kinds of games with me. I loved all the times we got to spend in the backyard without anyone else so we could talk about any and everything. I loved how he made me a priority in his life.
Olivia - I always enjoyed all the games we played. Trevor could make so many things more fun than they could have been. He said the craziest things all to make people laugh.
Celine - I remember that Trevor was a very funny person. He brought laughter to every situation. I will always remember his sarcastic humor.
There will be a viewing for Trevor Friday evening from 6pm to 8pm on November 27th at Klein Funeral Homes at 9719 Wortham Blvd, Houston, TX 77065. Please understand that only 10 are allowed in viewing room at a time and masks are required by the facility.
The funeral service will be held at the graveside to allow for greater attendance under COVID-19 restrictions. The funeral service will begin at 10am on Saturday, November 28th at Klein Memorial Park Cemetery: 14711 Cypress North Houston Rd, Cypress, TX 77429
Klein Funeral Home
Trevor Austin Adams, son of Kevin and Jennifer Adams, passed away Friday, November 13, 2020 at his home.
Trevor was born in Houston, Texas on June 15th of 2001. Although home schooled for most of his education Trevor finished secondary education with Penn Foster. After completing High School, Trevor sought out welding certifications via Griffin's Industrial Welding school and achieved 1g and 2g certification and was in the process of receiving 3g and 4g certifications.
Trevor worked part time with Little Caesar's Pizza while completing his schooling for approximately a year. He was well liked by co-workers and supervisors.
Trevor attended Brazillian Jiu Jitsu training beginning with Cantu's Jiu Jitsu Self Defence and continued with The Empire Jiu Jitsu. All coaches praise Trevor's creativeness and although only a white belt, he would have soon received his blue belt.
Trevor picked up guitar at a young age following in his father's footsteps. In addition, he learned piano and played in worship services for several years. He was diligent and skilled in both instruments.
Trevor was very athletic and participated in many activities over the years. Soccer, Tae Kwondo, Track & Field, Competition Swimming, and Gymnastics. Although he never devoted himself fully to these, it was his nature to do well and make many friends in all things he tried.
Trevor is survived by his parents, Kevin and Jennifer Adams as well as 3 younger siblings, Emmett, Olivia, and Celine Adams. His siblings have taken time to send a message for family and friends here:
Emmett - I loved how he almost always took some time from his busy schedule to play different kinds of games with me. I loved all the times we got to spend in the backyard without anyone else so we could talk about any and everything. I loved how he made me a priority in his life.
Olivia - I always enjoyed all the games we played. Trevor could make so many things more fun than they could have been. He said the craziest things all to make people laugh.
Celine - I remember that Trevor was a very funny person. He brought laughter to every situation. I will always remember his sarcastic humor.
There will be a viewing for Trevor Friday evening from 6pm to 8pm on November 27th at Klein Funeral Homes at 9719 Wortham Blvd, Houston, TX 77065. Please understand that only 10 are allowed in viewing room at a time and masks are required by the facility.
The funeral service will be held at the graveside to allow for greater attendance under COVID-19 restrictions. The funeral service will begin at 10am on Saturday, November 28th at Klein Memorial Park Cemetery: 14711 Cypress North Houston Rd, Cypress, TX 77429
Klein Funeral Home
Trevor was born in Houston, Texas on June 15th of 2001. Although home schooled for most of his education Trevor finished secondary education with Penn Foster. After completing High School, Trevor sought out welding certifications via Griffin's Industrial Welding school and achieved 1g and 2g certification and was in the process of receiving 3g and 4g certifications.
Trevor worked part time with Little Caesar's Pizza while completing his schooling for approximately a year. He was well liked by co-workers and supervisors.
Trevor attended Brazillian Jiu Jitsu training beginning with Cantu's Jiu Jitsu Self Defence and continued with The Empire Jiu Jitsu. All coaches praise Trevor's creativeness and although only a white belt, he would have soon received his blue belt.
Trevor picked up guitar at a young age following in his father's footsteps. In addition, he learned piano and played in worship services for several years. He was diligent and skilled in both instruments.
Trevor was very athletic and participated in many activities over the years. Soccer, Tae Kwondo, Track & Field, Competition Swimming, and Gymnastics. Although he never devoted himself fully to these, it was his nature to do well and make many friends in all things he tried.
Trevor is survived by his parents, Kevin and Jennifer Adams as well as 3 younger siblings, Emmett, Olivia, and Celine Adams. His siblings have taken time to send a message for family and friends here:
Emmett - I loved how he almost always took some time from his busy schedule to play different kinds of games with me. I loved all the times we got to spend in the backyard without anyone else so we could talk about any and everything. I loved how he made me a priority in his life.
Olivia - I always enjoyed all the games we played. Trevor could make so many things more fun than they could have been. He said the craziest things all to make people laugh.
Celine - I remember that Trevor was a very funny person. He brought laughter to every situation. I will always remember his sarcastic humor.
There will be a viewing for Trevor Friday evening from 6pm to 8pm on November 27th at Klein Funeral Homes at 9719 Wortham Blvd, Houston, TX 77065. Please understand that only 10 are allowed in viewing room at a time and masks are required by the facility.
The funeral service will be held at the graveside to allow for greater attendance under COVID-19 restrictions. The funeral service will begin at 10am on Saturday, November 28th at Klein Memorial Park Cemetery: 14711 Cypress North Houston Rd, Cypress, TX 77429
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