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Laila
June 15, 2021
I first met Trevor when he was leading workshops at Ryerson. In time, when the workshops moved to the Manulife building, I got to know Trevor better. I was one of many others who volunteered to make the workshops more inclusive – it was a wonderful experience for which I am still to this day incredibly grateful. I grieve the loss of a man whose infinite grace and kindness helped me through an exceedingly difficult time in my life. He was steadfast, making me countless cups of tea (from his Fortnum and Mason collection); we discussed and argued about many things. How else could it be? We were from vastly different backgrounds and there were occasions when our respective opinions were leagues apart. That said, we always talked things through; there was always a willingness to listen, to engage in discourse. Regardless of the outcome I always came away learning something more about his perspective and a bit more about Trevor. Years have passed since we had one of those vigorous discussions but time has never altered the profound gratitude in my heart for his kindness. I miss you dear Trevor. To my mind you lived your life without apology, with grace, humour, tenacity and always kindness. Adieu mon ami. You are much loved.
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