Although I haven’t been into giant robot comics in a long time when I was a regular, I always enjoyed seeing Trevor and getting his advice on what comics I should buy. I would often see him at Walmart from time to time. He wouldn’t know me at all, but when I would see him for some reason, he was always able to make me smile.

So sorry to hear about Trevor. He was a quiet good neighbour. Will miss seeing him walking the dog. Take care. Our thoughts are with you. Randy and Carolyn Crowley

I would always look forward to visiting Giant Robot Comics every Wednesday I could, on comic day, and Trevor was always there with a greeting and a smile. He was a special light in the world that you could always talk to and share your enthusiasm for the fantastical. My condolences to all his family and friends, and  his Giant Robot and Walmart families for the loss of such a special light. May he rest in peace.

I’m so sorry to hear about the loss of Trevor. He’s been a staple at Giant Robot and I remember fond chats with him about super heroes and upcoming comics. I wasn’t always able to make it in on Wednesdays, but when I could, I looked forward to them. My thoughts and love go out to all of his friends, family, and loved ones, and of course his Giant Robot family.

Trevor was a mainstay in our lives at Giant Robot Comics. He shared our passion for collecting and was a genuinely good and friendly man. He is sorely missed by his fellow nerds. Much love to everyone who knew and cared about him.

The four high school buddies, Andrew Jeanrie and I grew up together from the age 4 and met Trevor at Admiral Westphal Jr. High along with John Place.  To say we four were inseparable would be an understatement.  From street hockey, videos games at lunch hours, hanging out after school to highschool nonsense, school dances, driving around in Andrew's car and just being one of the guys, Trevor was always the gentle giant of the group, smart kind, had a giggle we all loved, and was a great friend to us all.  As we grew up figuring our the social struggles of Jr High and High School, we leaned on each other.  He took care of his mom a lot and was a great brother to Jody.  I will never forget him and our bond as friends growing up.  Trev left us too early and will be missed and remembered, it doesn't feel real......rest easy my friend

Trevor was a large part of our Giant Robot Comics family. He was the first to greet everyone as they entered during Free Comic Book Days. We would take bets on how burnt he would get standing in the sun or take turns going out to spray him with sun tan lotion and ensure he was hydrated.
His presence will be missed every Wednesday at the store and leaves a hole in our hearts. Our condolences and love goes out to his family.

I worked with Trevor at Walmart. Whenever I would start my shift at 5:00 in the morning, Trevor is one of the first people that I would see when picking online orders for customers. He would always greet with a smile and was always very happy to help without hesitation. If I had difficulty finding an item in his department, Trevor was always the first person that I would go to. Whenever I was working in the same area, I would always make sure to chat with him as well while I was working.  I will always remember his love of wrestling, on many occasions I would see Trevor during my shifts looking at wrestling figures down in the toy department during his break. I will really miss working with Trevor. Condolences to his friends, family and loved ones during this difficult time. Rest in peace.

I knew Trevor when I worked at the Crossing Walmart. Before his shift or after his shift he would stop by Electronics see what new games or movies I was putting out on the shelf. He and I would talk about our opinions on the Marvel MCU or even what they’re doing wrong with Star Wars. He was kind, had sense of humour also had a smile that would light up the room. He always had an ear if you needed him to listen. He will be dearly missed by his friends family and colleagues. An angel taken too soon from the world. Rest in Peace my friend.

Every night that I closed in the Electronics department at Walmart, Trevor would always stop in to browse the video games before clocking in for his overnight shift. I have so many memories of talking about video games with Trevor, and it was always a great way to end the night. He always greeted me with a smile, and was a pleasure to talk to.

Rest easy, Trevor.

OBITUARY

Trevor Leigh Myers

10 February, 1976 – 30 July, 2025

A.L. Mattatall Funeral Home

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