Trevor Clifford MARTIN

As the days and weeks pass, and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends. As we have only meet Trevor & Pearl a few time, he was alovely spoken man and new his orchids,to Pearl and family your condolenceto you all.

Our thoughts are with you all with the passing of Trevor. Melva and Wayne Blackstock.

Dear Pearl, Steve, Maree & families So very sorry to read of Trevor's recent passing. He was a well respected person in business & life in general. I remember Neil always spoke very highly of him & nick-named him "Super Brick". He always had a smile & a laugh. Our thoughts are with you all & your families. Warmest regards Karen McDonald (the late Neil McDonald), Leon McDonald, Kelly Masters & families

Dear Pearl and family, we were saddened to hear of Trevor's passing and I guess it will come as quite a relief for him to finally be at peace. I have been thinking of you both so much over the last few months. Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Deepest sympathy to you and your family. I'm so sorry we can't be at the funeral service. Remembering you and Trevor today and always. Warm wishes, Joy and Wayne

Dear Pearl, Steve, Maree & families We are very sad to hear of Trevor's passing. Sending our love & sympathy to you all

Dear Pearl and family. Please accept our love and sympathy.. We were so sorry to hear of Trevors death. He was an amazing man, talented, funny, had a story to tell - many stories!, kept us entertained, and a great cuzzie. We will miss him so very much. He had a very difficult year with his illness. May he rest in peace. So sadly missed. Much love John & Pam

Sending love from Tirau, from Brett and Kerry Purdy

So sad to hear of Trevor's passing. To dear Pearl and family, he was a great man, a wonderful human, we enjoyed the passion and pride that he showed in the bricklaying industry. His energy and organization was amazing, where the industry and friends benefited from. He will be missed for sure. Love from Des and Marian Smith

To Pearl, Steve, and family - I'm so sorry to hear about the loss of your lovely husband, dad, and poppa. He was one of the 'genuine guys' of this world - always willing to make time to chat and genuinely engaged in the conversation, and he had a great memory! I'll always think of him fondly when I look at our bricks here at the office and try to coax my orchids back to life. My love and thoughts are with you all. Karen May