Jose Trevino

Happy Birthday. You are loved and missed.

I cannot believe it has been a year. I miss you every day. I pray that you are in heaven watching over us. I love you, Papa!

GI just found out Mr. Trevino had passed away. He was a good person and a great co-worker at Brookfield School. My condolences to his family and friends.

Happy Birthday, Pop. I love you. We miss you so much.

When I was eight years old and at one of my first Little League baseball practices, the coach told us to pair off and warm up by playing catch with each other. I was new to baseball, to this team, and fairly new to the town. I was also a little shy. When everyone paired off to warm up, I was the only one left with no partner. Then, Tony came over and said, I'll play catch with you! I was new, but I knew who he was. That made me pretty nervous. But Tony was friendly and talked with me...

Mr. Trevino inspired many of us from Battle Mountain to do our best in sports and academics. He was one of the good guys for sure. He will be sorely missed. Bruce Bannister

Mr. Trevino's advanced biology class was my favorite academic class in high school. I was a Jr in 1990-1991 at Reed High. It's one of the few classes I still remember to this day. My condolences to his family and friends. I'm sure he is watching down on all of you. He's only a thought away.