Trevor James Stabbert

Search Light Moms wants to tell you how sorry we are for the passing of your Trevor. If there is anything that we can do for you please let us know. We as mothers understand the day to day pain as we search for answers.
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Trevor, Or T as I would call you when I was too busy to type out your full name:=) I cannot explain the loss I am feeling without you around. The last 4 years working with you have taught me so much. I still remember the day you and Dana interviewed me for the job, at the end of the interview you said to me "So do you want the job or not". I should have known from that day forward you would be as direct a person as I have ever worked for. Though we had our arguments over business ideas and how things needed to be done in a company like MMS I always learned from each one of our "discussions". I think now I understand why you forced me to figure things out on my own and not give me the answers; maybe you knew someday you would not be around to give me the answers. I am grateful for all that you taught me and I will continue to keep you in my heart as we run MMS as you would have. May you always look over us with a proud smile on your face.

I will miss you my friend.

Gosh Trevor. We have known you all your life! You grew up with our Scott and Stacie. You were quite the host when Stacie and her friends visited in Hawaii, showing them a great time and getting into mischief. You and Scott did plenty of that in your younger years for sure! Our hearts go out to the whole family. Sending love and hugs and hopes that you are well settled in to watch over all those you love. Larry and Marilyn Henning - formerly Bellevue and Redmond - now Arizona

Since I first met Trevor, I have known him to be a happy, understanding brother and loving person to the family. I still remember the last time we dine together, we had so many plans for the business, the future, and it's success. I didnt expect that that time would be the last time. Wherever you are buddy, i will continue what we have promised to do- that is helping those who need help from us. Buddy i know you are now rested. You are now in peace, no more problems.
We will miss you and you will always be remembered!

Trevor gave me my first job when I returned to sea in 2002. Over the years our paths crossed a number of times and I came back and worked for him on several other vessels. Trevor created in MMS a small, lean, efficient, and family oriented company with a heart. I will miss him. He was a good man and a friend.

Trevor, only God knows the plans He has for each of us, I feel lucky and grateful to have known you. This crew will miss you deeply, our sincere condolences to your family.

Condolences to Trevor's family, I worked briefly with him in the marine business and I recognized his skills to manage and reach people in a respectful and trustful manner. Rest in Peace Trevor

To the family of Trevor, it is so hard to imagine, that Trevor has gone to his final resting place, my heart is heavy for you.... I worked with him for a few years, when we purchased the EPIC Diver, I knew nothing of DP vessels and/or manning requirements, Trevor did all those things for us and made my life a whole lot easier. He was always reachable, regardless where he was on this planet. I haven't worked or talked to him since I retired, but I wanted to say he was a fine young man, full of energy and had lots of answers, the industry I am sure will miss him. My best to his family.... Julie Rodriguez President EPIC Divers & Marine

I enjoyed working and even learned a lot from Mr. Trevor, especially when it comes to the crew manning business. I am so glad to know that he really appreciated my efforts of providing the answers of every inquiries he passes to me. I will gonna miss such coordinations from him. Anyway, Mr. Trevor, wherever you are, stay along with our JESUS CHRIST... And May you rest in Peace....!

There are no words to describe the person who opened the door and gave us the opportunity to work outside of Mexico, especially to me, just that sometimes it is very difficult to understand why things happen, only God knows what our mission in this world.

Rest in peace the great pattern that was Trevor.

I met Trevor through Joyce. I was her maid of honor at their wedding. I'll always remember Trevor as a kind, gentle person who could make anyone feel as though they've known him forever. When my daughter was born, he wanted to hold her just because, he liked taking her and carrying her around. R.I.P. Trevor. Deepest sympathy to the Stabbert family.