Ziptrev

[John S]

Very sad news indeed

 

I'm sorry that I never met him but I have enjoyed his posts in these forums, and I know he will be missed by all who met him.

 

Please send my condolences to his friends and family.

 

R.I.P.

[greg long]

ALAN FAWCETT:

There has been a thread started on maggotdrowning for messages to Trev/ his family.

 

Please click here.

 

This not about getting names on a members list so if you don't want to register then please enter the following infomation in the boxes.

 

username: guest

password: guest1

 

The whole thread will be printed of & handed to Elaine (Trevs wife) in about a weeks time.

 

if you would like to read Trevs diaries then please click HERE

Have done Alan, thanks.

[Alan Taylor]

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I am sad, I never met Trev but did chat a few times on AN and found him to be a nice person with a real feel for angling.

 

Now you all know why some of us support the Macmillan Trust.

 

My heart goes out to his family, I know all too well how it is to lose a loved one. Be strong and be PROUD, my thoughts are with you sounds rubbish but I feel for you.

 

God rest old son and catch the biggest bloody bream in Heaven.

 

Alan(nl)

[stoney]

I had the good fortune to meet Trevor, when he and John came all the way to Wraysbury to take part in the Pike Fish-In, in Feb 2002. And what a lovely guy he was. He was a fighter and a very brave man, in fact he told me off, in no uncertain terms for telling him those very words.

 

Rest in Peace my Friend and Fellow Brother of the Angle

[Gray-Catchpole]

we had a fish in in wales through maggotdrownwers, trev was due to come but unfortunatly he was ill and couldnt make it, so although i never actually met him, through his in depth fishing reports and post`s on MD i felt i knew a small part of him, always positive, funny, and a lovely man, you will be sadly missed trev.

 

Gray Kerry and the ladds