Trevor Walsh (10 Mar 1964 - 29 Aug 2022)

We had such a lovely time when we met you both on the river Seine in Paris. It was only for a few days but most memorable such a lovely couple. Julie I’ve lost your email I just wanted to send a card but wanted to say we were thinking of you and your family much love. Xx

I had the pleasure to work with Trevor on & off as a contractor over the last 4 years. As soon as he found out I was ex-RAF, the bond was made and it was always a pleasure to return to site to catch up where we had left off previously. A true gentleman and an all round top bloke who I will miss immensely. Condolences to Julie and the girls.

A truly top guy, so polite and genuine, sadly missed by all who knew him.

Always in my memories Trevor, we had some great times, you as a young airman and me as a young squaddie ! You got me in trouble more than once ! RIP Trevor Forever in our hearts, Shaun and Fiona

You could tell straight away at Trevors interview at Sizewell, he was a true gentleman. Trevor was a kind and likeable bloke who was for ever willing to help in any situation. He would go out of his way to help others.
I will always remember his smiles and friendly banter.
You and your family are in my thoughts.
RIP Trevor.

Trev, you are missed and will always be missed. A true gent! Hope you have the best send off today, will be thinking of you and your family x

Always patient and always happy. A true gent who always made it feel like you were both learning even though he almost certainly already knew it. Always willing to drop everything to help out and never asked for anything in return. RIP Trev.

An absolute legend of a man, kind, patient, funny……basically one of the nicest guys I have ever meet. Been a pleasure to work with you ,going to really miss you Trevor and thanks for teaching me that tea ‘should be the same colour as He-man’s face’.
RIP Trevor.

Trev was a top bloke, gonna miss you GT XX Wedge

Trevor was one of life's true gentleman, always thoughtful, polite and helpful. We will certainly miss you.

It was a privilege working with Trevor. He was such a kind person and was always happy to help others. We will miss you. Rest in Peace.

It was a pleasure working with Trevor, always calm, considered in his actions and willing to help. A gentleman through and through who I’m sure will be missed by his family, friends and work colleagues. Rest in peace.

Trevor was a true Gentleman, such a friendly happy devoted husband to his wonderful wife Julie and to his family who he adored🥰
Taken far too soon, you will be missed by so many who loved you.
R.I.P

Trevor and I first meet trev and Julie, when we were taking jackie on holiday, she was good friends with our daughter Amy. Jackie kept nagging us that we should meet her parents, so we went round to trev and julies.
From that moment we became inseparable.
We went for meals every week, the men went to football regularly,and the pub.
We went on holiday together, we enjoyed our own company, didn't feel that we needed anyone else.
We became the awesome foursome.
Sadly out of the blue, Trev became ill, in April complaining of back pain, little did we know what lies ahead.
Trevor and I were in total shock to here, he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
He hadn't got much time, but he never complained, always had a smile, he was a true gentleman, Always thinking of other people, never about himself. If you needed advice trev was always the person to ask, and he would always have a answer. We have been with you in this long journey till the end of your fight. We feel that a large part of our heart is missing,still can't believe that we will be saying goodbye to you on Wednesday. We will keep your promise and look after Julie, you will always be in our hearts forever.
RIP trev know more pain and suffering xx