Trevor Burton

Trevor Burton, a cherished son, father, grandfather, and friend, lived a life rich in warmth and purpose from his birth on August 23, 1960, in Orillia, Ontario, until his peaceful passing at home in Drayton Valley on August 16, 2025. His journey was marked by an unwavering commitment to helping others, a character forged in the fires of his trades background, and a heart that willingly extended a hand to those in need.

In the realm of fixing what was broken, Trevor was a master craftsman. Whether it was repairing a car, welding equipment into working order, or crafting cabinets for friends and family, he possessed a rare blend of technical skill and an instinctive understanding of human needs. His toolbox was not only filled with tools of his trade, but brimming with compassion and generosity, as he approached every project with dedication and empathy. It was this spirit that endeared him to many, ensuring that his friends and loved ones never faced hardships alone.

Trevor's talents extended beyond mechanics; he possessed an innate ability to connect with people. His relatable nature and adeptness in communication made him a respected supervisor, where he led not just with authority but with kindness and support. He had a unique gift for making everyone feel valued, always reserving time for his family and friends, even amidst the demands of life.

Trevor leaves behind the legacy of his four sons—Jacob, Jesse, Jeffrey, and Joel—who carry forth the lessons of resilience and kindness instilled in them by their father. He was a doting grandfather to Adam, Aiden, Kira, Melody Kayleigh, and Bentley, whose laughter and joy he cherished deeply, nurturing their spirits with stories and shared moments.

He is survived by his father, Norman, who stands as a testament to Trevor's roots and the family values imparted through generations. His siblings—Cynthia Fehr, Janice Burton, Heather Karpiak, Timothy Burton, and Ted Burton—remember him not only as a brother but as a guiding light whose presence brought joy and laughter into their lives.

Though Trevor is preceded in death by his mother, Hettie, and his sister, Judy Rudishyn, as well as his grandparents Buster and Mary Burton, and Ben & Margaret Weatherbie, their memories continue to inspire those he left behind. Trevor's life was a canvas painted with love, skill, and kindness—a tapestry woven with the stories and support he offered so freely.

As we remember him, let us carry forward the values he lived by: the importance of lending a hand to those in need, cherishing our friendships, and creating a space where everyone feels welcomed. Trevor Burton may have departed from this earth, but his spirit lives on in the hearts of his family, friends, and all who were touched by his gentle kindness.

Funeral Services for Trevor will be held at Drayton Memorial Celebration Centre, Sunday September 14, 2025 at 2:00 PM

Arrangements in care of Colleen Sekura, Drayton Memorial Cremation & Funeral Services, 5209-48 Street, Drayton valley, AB. T7A 1E1 587 673-1688