Trevor Michael Daniel

Trevor Michael Daniel, 35, passed away on Monday, August 26th, 2019. Born in Seattle, Washington, on October 6, 1983, Trevor lived most of his life in the Dallas/Ft. Worth Metroplex. He also lived with his family in Frankfurt, Germany for a few years.

His family was everything to him and that included his beloved dog, Chico. He is survived by his mom, Diana (Pennock) Ham and step-dad, Henry “James” of Grand Prairie; his dad, Michael Daniel and step-mom, Christina of Honolulu, Hawaii and Singapore; his paternal grandmother, Lorene Ayers of Oklahoma City; his step-grandmother, Betty Ham of Irving; his sister Sara (Daniel) Holmburg, her husband, Wayne and three nephews, Vonn, Hendrix and Sylas of Grand Prairie; siblings Courtney Ham, Erin Ham and Brad Ham; his aunt, uncle and cousins, Steve and Charlotte Pennock and Riley Pennock of Alvarado, and Reagan Pennock of Birmingham, Alabama; his uncle and cousin, Bobby Daniel and Andrew Daniel of Arkansas. He is also survived by several more family members and friends. He is joining his grandparents, who have gone before him and met him with open arms: Don and Corinne Pennock and Buddy Ayers.

Besides his dog and steadfast friend, Chico, he had a passion for music, movies and nature! He was often in his sound room at home, creating his own music on his keyboard, mixers, and various guitars; he spent many hours at the movies (even when he wasn’t working there) and he loved growing plants and having the greenery all around him. He found beauty in nature, in humility and in frugality.

He has touched many lives and he lives fully and brightly in our hearts. Trev was the first to offer his help to those whom needed it, including his grandparents on both sides. You are missed and dearly loved, Trevor, but we know you are resting in peace and that gives us peace and comfort.

Visitation will be on Sunday, September 1st, 2019, from 2 pm to 4 pm at Moore Funeral Home, 1219 North David Drive, Arlington, Texas 76012. A Celebration of Life Memorial will be held for family and friends on October 6th at his sister’s new home in Waxahachie. We will be planting some trees in his honor. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation.