Trevor Hodgson

Back in 5th grade was when I first started becoming friends with Trevor, I remember we would ask to go get a drink and come back acting all woozy and saying that he passed out in the halls, all the kids laughed and were like "woah are you okay!?" "How'd you do it". Trevor was always the class clown. He made sure everyone would smile and laugh and had a good time. We became really good friends in 6th grade where he would sit behind me and we'd laugh and talk about all the random stuff 6th graders talk about. We both liked eachother back then. Through 7th and 8th grade we were "bus buddies" and would sit and talk the whole bus ride. I remember he was having a super bad day and I wanted to cheer him up so I drew him a picture and wrote a small note with it. The next morning I received a note, and we passed notes all throughout 7th grade, he'd read them over and over again, he told me they helped him feel loved. I think he still has them somewhere... freshman year he had a crush on me and would always compliment me. It never felt weird or creepy to me. I sadly didn't return the feelings but that never stopped us from being friends. At the end of freshman year he believed no one could ever love him and he almost left this life but I called the cops and he was safe. He thanked me everyday after that, called me his hero. He saw life in a new light for a little while. Now after that we had some fall outs where we wouldn't talk for a little bit. But when we did start we'd always hangout, we'd play video games, cook, go on walks, talk about crushes and dreams, talk about future careers, he'd always make fun of me for being a band kid but said he liked that I was weird. This past year he has really been there for me. We sat in his basement and played pool when my boyfriend was at work and I needed somebody, he was my go to person to talk about my depression and how I felt without panicking like others do. He let me see new light to subjects and he also talked about how he felt at times. Yes I've known he's been struggling, and maybe I should've acted on it. But I was his person to talk to, to rant to, and to just listen too. I tried to give him as many hugs as possible, and yet I still wish I hugged him more. I'm going to miss him so much. I can't be mad at him for finally feeling peace and being truly happy. I beleive he is in such a better place. I love you Trevor Hodgson, I can't wait to see you again.

I remember that every family dinner at grandmas house, whenever he could put pepper on his food, he would, and he would have used a lot of it on his food.

Dear Hodgson Family,I am so heartbroken over your loss! I have only heard good things about Trevor and had positive interactions with him. I pray that you find comfort during this time of mourning. Trevor will be missed!Sincerely,Layne K.

Just a note to express my sincere condolences to the Hodgson family. I had the privilege to be involved with Trevor's' education at Grantsville Jr. High, and at Grantsville High School. Trevor excelled in his Social Studies courses . Trevor was very impressive to me. He will be missed! I wish for every comfort heaven can extend to you. Doug Snow

Mark, Im so sorry for your loss. It just seem so wrong you have experienced so much grief and loss in your life. God bless, sending good thoughts to you and your family. Love ya, Erv Olsen,

The memories of that I share with Trevor are really unforgettable. I am so glad I grew up with you trev. I am so glad I had you as a bestfriend for the longest time. It hurts to know youre gone but I know youre not hurting anymore. I love you so much. Until we meet again

Trevor and I were best friends for over 10 years and every time I talked to him I felt so loved and safe. He made any bad day a good one just by smiling. He made me everyone happy and feel important. I dearly loved every minute I was able t talk and spend time with Trevor. I love every horror movie he ever showed me and every meme he ever sent me. Trevor and I went through a lot together in life but i wouldnt have traded it for anything. Trevor was and still is my best friend and forever will be

My sincere condolences to the Hodgson family for the loss of a loving son and brother. Trever was known for the joy in his heart, the smiles he wore, the laughter, and the kindness he shared with everyone. May his family take comfort in knowing his love is never-ending; for even in his passing his love remains in the wonderful memories of him that continue to put smiles on the faces of all who were a part of his life. In God's loving care he now rests. John 5:28,29; Psalms 37:29

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