James Trevilyan Pride (5 Feb 1941 - 14 Feb 2022)

Trev you have always put Carol and your family first, and have created the best most loving family.
You will always be remembered by everyone who knew you with love and respect.
May the love you gave to Carol and your children comfort them now
Lots of love old friend June 🌟🇨🇦

Dearest Grandad,
You are and will forever be an inspiration to all of us. Not only were you hilarious, witty and gentle, but also a hard-working, caring, generous and all-round delightful man.
Every time you answered the phone with your “HELLO!”’s, the games of dominos, your mashed potatoes, your ukulele playing and your gorgeous gorgeous gorgeous hair will forever be missed but always held so close to our hearts. You are a beautiful man and we are all so bloody lucky to have had the absolute pleasure of having you around.
All my love, forever,
Rach xxx

I'm so sorry to hear of the very sad news of Trevor passing away, and my heart goes out to Carol and family. What a great and kind man he was and I have lots of pleasant memories spending time with you all. Richard X X

So very sorry to hear of the passing of Trev. Our hearts goes out to Carol and all the family. Rachel and Steve xxx

Fond memories of a dear brother, I will miss the chats over Notts County.

You will always be in our thoughts and we will miss you very much.

Alan & Kathleen.

PRIDE JAMES TREVILYAN (Trevor).
I have fond memories in our teenage years, getting our records Papworth’s on Alfreton Road (78RPM in them days). We must of had the biggest record player on Melbourne road, you could hardly lift it - it was so heavy. Happy times. You were good at sport, and quick witted too. You will be sadly missed by your sister Margaret and brother in law George as well as all who knew you! Love Margaret and brother in law George x x

Well James Trevilyan Pride that is the first time I have been made aware that was your birth name, which really made me smile. As you Trevor suggested to my Mum & Dad I was called Craig when I was born. During the early years you were Uncle Trevor and used to take me to Vernon Park to watch you play football for Mapperley Old Boys, as the years went by and I was old enough to enter mens football, Mapperley Old Boys was the first mens team I played for! We were also members of the Mapperley Plains Social Club where we often would have a chat over a pint on a Saturday night it was lovely to see you jive with Carol. You were always good company, kind, generous, helpful everything a good friend should be, one of life’s good people.
The last time I visited you was just before last Christmas when we had a good chat putting the world to rights over a cup of tea. You rest in peace my life long friend, its been a pleasure knowing you. You may have been born James Trevilyan Pride, but you will always be good old Trev to me.