David Havre "Trey" Raihle III

Dave, so sorry for your loss.

My heart is broken for you. I am so sorry.

David, I am so truly sorry. Such a beautiful young man.

I've had the honor of knowing Trey. We met at Camp Phillips when I was renovating the house Trey was living in. I've never met a person of his age that had the drive and an amazing amount of knowledge in my line of work. He was never afraid of a challenge and in fact I think he thrived on them. Over the past couple of years we've done some very "unique" projects together including re-building the chapel at Camp Phillips, a job that will always stand out with me. In a single word Trey was...

Deepest sympathies and love for the Raihle family. Trey will be missed

Trey's outlook on life inspired me to not care what people thought of me and how to live in the moment and just have fun. Full of piss and vinegar, Trey could be the light of the whole group with jokes, sarcasm, and laughter. I hope your family and close friends can also find peace in this dark time and remember nothing other than the fact that he did "live more life in his 22 years" than most do in 80 or even 100. This photo was from the first time I met Trey at the Raihle family home in...