Obituary for Trevor Johnathan Albert Harnish
It is with tremendous sadness we announce that Trevor Jonathan Albert Harnish has gained his wings. He was only 39 years old. On April 21st 2023 his status changed from Father to Mason (Amy), Dakota & MacKenzie (Ashley) to guardian angel. To assist him from here is his mother, Josephine (Derrick); Father, Terry (Lynn); Sisters,Tabitha (Harry); Teri-Lynn (Steve). His grandparents Edith, Bucky & Virginia met him at the gates along with his uncles Jackie & Michael. We are sure friends gathered to guide him as well.
Trevs second home was on the water. He was a proud fisherman, who dreamed of being a captain of his own boat. When he wasn't fishing he was doing carpentry or modifying anything with a motor. Because speed improvements were always required.
Trev loved to chase adventure and his biggest was being a father, he loved his children. He was a fantastic father, a great brother and a best friend to all. An advocate for being who you are and doing what you want If you ever stayed at his house, you were normally treated to a big breakfast in the morning. If you were out with him for a run, your probably stopping for a fire and some steak. Regardless where you found him he would be wearing his pajama pants and probably rubber boots.
He had a huge heart and a love for animals and had everything from ducks to minks over the years. He leaves his beloved dog Axle and kitties Romeo and Juliette.
A graveside service is being held 1 p.m. Saturday May 6, in St. James Anglican Church Cemetery, Fox Point, Visitation will follow in the Hubbard's Area Lions Club, Fox Point.
Because he had his own style, pajama pants and rubber boots are encouraged and welcomed
Trevs second home was on the water. He was a proud fisherman, who dreamed of being a captain of his own boat. When he wasn't fishing he was doing carpentry or modifying anything with a motor. Because speed improvements were always required.
Trev loved to chase adventure and his biggest was being a father, he loved his children. He was a fantastic father, a great brother and a best friend to all. An advocate for being who you are and doing what you want If you ever stayed at his house, you were normally treated to a big breakfast in the morning. If you were out with him for a run, your probably stopping for a fire and some steak. Regardless where you found him he would be wearing his pajama pants and probably rubber boots.
He had a huge heart and a love for animals and had everything from ducks to minks over the years. He leaves his beloved dog Axle and kitties Romeo and Juliette.
A graveside service is being held 1 p.m. Saturday May 6, in St. James Anglican Church Cemetery, Fox Point, Visitation will follow in the Hubbard's Area Lions Club, Fox Point.
Because he had his own style, pajama pants and rubber boots are encouraged and welcomed