Donna, so very sorry for your loss.  Trent was an amazing medic, friend, and mentor to so many.  He will be missed by all who knew him.  He loved his pups and he loved you.  I always enjoyed seeing him at the Reunions.  Please accept my deepest condolences, sending hugs and love--Cricket

I was incredibly fortunate to have Trent as a teacher and a mentor. He definitely helped me get through the door at GCEMS. When I began my own EMS teaching career,  he’d still occasionally pop into my cubicle to check in and share a few stories or wisdom. I thought it was so cool, like I was getting privileged information from this EMS legend! We’ll all miss him, and treasure the lessons he taught us…

Hello Donna,

It is with deep  sorrow that I write you this 
short message, it's so hard to say anything
that will fill the void you will meet in the coming days
but put your trust in our Jesus and talk to him
all things will past and life will be whole again.
Many years our lives have crossed and all was good.

God Bless,
Love,
Leonard Stafford

Trent was a great person!  People loved to hear him teach .  Even when you didn't understand what he was saying because you were just a little slower then he was, he would always make the effort to get you to understand it.  We have very few people like him left.   He  was a gift to GCEMS.

Trent Allen, Al Wright, and I grew up together at Oak Ridge Military Academy from
1968-1973. We were cadets and then officers together, and lived on campus with 24/7 experiences, education, and  intense leadership training and military performance. And for sure, a highly polished, demanding, intense, and education focused experience. 

We were - and forever will be - “best friends”. And not in a casual sense, but in an intense, strong and forever important to “us” way. 

Trent, Al, and I worked together for a few years with Rockingham County  EMS and, there after, Guilford County EMS - where we became  some of NC’s early cohorts of paramedics. And we all very much loved GCEMS and the college and university experiences that followed. 

Trent was a teacher at heart and loved logistics. He could be intense and had little use for slackers. And most importantly, he had a focus on people and was always helpful to all in need. 

Trend was a remarkable, intense, committed, and fantastic public servant. He had experience in EMS, Firefighting, and law enforcement. And he was an every intense educator and demanding teacher. A serious, no excuses, top performance guy. And he had a heart for care and caring. 

Trent Allen was - and is - my “brother” and always will be. I will miss him, but know our paths will again cross someday forever in the hereafter. Until then, I will miss you greatly - Trent. You matters greatly to me, and always will. 

You role in Heaven is surely logistics. And your scope the universe. So keep things organized and we will see you there when our “time” likewise arrives. 

Love you brother and always will. 

- Bill Atkinson
   Raleigh, NC

Donna, 
Beth and I are so sorry for your loss. Trent was not only a friend, but a great Paramedic and Firefighter.  Working with Trent in both of these roles, I'll remember him a Paramedic who always remained calm and focused while in stressful, life threatening situations.  One example is when my aunt was experiencing acute congestive heart failure. It is no doubt in my mind, that Trent saved her life that day.  
We will miss Trent,
We are both praying for comfort and peace in the days ahead for you. 
John and Beth Browning

Donna,
Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers. 
With love, Mahalia

I graduated from GTCC EMS program with Trent. He earned my respect right away because he was already a Medic but went through the entire program because he saw the value of a degree. I enjoyed seeing him occasionally throughout the years. I am sad to hear of his passing and I am praying for peace for family and friends.

Donna,
We are so sorry for your loss.  Prayers for you during this difficult time.

Donna. I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Trent. He was a great man and a valued asset to his friends students and family. He will be sorely missed but never forgotten by all who knew him.  
EMS has lost a pioneer and a great medic. I know he will rest easy as he has answered his last call.

If every student that Trent taught throughout his life were to come to his funeral, I’m not sure the Greensboro Coliseum would be large enough.  
Trent was an incredibly dedicated man to the world of EMS.  There was no one more so than Trent.  Rest in peace Trent.  You will be sorely missed by all that knew you.

I was saddened to hear of Trent's passing. He was my first supervisor while at GCEMS and then my instructor while in the academy.  I will strive to run some of the best 'Trent scenarios ' I can come up with for my students now.

Donna and all of Trent’s loves… so sorry for your loss. Our deepest sympathies. He was always a friend to us.

AVIS DE DÉCÈS

Earl Trent Allen

23 octobre 1954 – 13 novembre 2023

Hanes Lineberry Funeral Home

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