Trevor Williams M.D.

Gail you are in our thoughts and prayers after the loss of your Sweet Trevor.

Your Amos Cottage Family

Dear Cousins:
How sad we all are to learn of Uncle Trevor's passing. I have so many cherished memories, but probably the fondest is the way he loved my mother's sister, Jean. It was through his eyes, more than anyone else's, that I grew to understand and appreciate Aunt Jean's brilliant wit. I loved watching his face light up when she would get going on tales of White Pine. I always felt Uncle Trevor and my father had a special connection, as well. They compared musical chops over...

All the Williams family were a big and well-loved part of the growing-up years of all the Byers family. News of Trevor's death brings back a flood of memories. Your dad was a great and memorable person.

To Trevor's family,
Please know you have been in our thoughts and prayers upon learning of Trevor's passing. We were in small group with him at First Presbyterian and really enjoyed his discussions about the books we were reading. He was most interesting and added so much to our meetings. We hold you in the light for God to provide peace and comfort to you.

When I heard the news about Dr. Williams this morning I could hardly take it in. I am so sad to know he is gone and my heart goes out to all of you.

Adults rarely realize the effect they have on children, but I am SO grateful for the positive and steadying influence Dr. Williams had in my life, especially in the early years. Next to my own father, I have admired Dr. Williams more than any other man I have ever known.

My childhood memories are filled with times spent with Jean...

Dear Deborah, my deepest sympathy on losing your incredible father. I have many memories of Trevor imparting his wisdom to three women that sure could use it. Usually tempered with some good Jean reflection. His dry wit was only embellished with Jean's spin. I loved my time with them. Love to you and your family. Lindsay xox