Died at the Royal Adelaide Hospital on Monday 13 June, 2022

A Christian Brother for 73 years.

 

Dedicating his life to education and Catholic Missions,

Trevor found great joy is sharing his love of scripture with others.

His ministry in Liberia and Sierra Leone,

and his support for Australia’s First Nation Peoples

enriched every day of his life as a Brother.

 

A much loved member of the

Christian Brothers and the Dean Family.

 

Sincere thanks to the community at Lourdes Valley

for their care, love and support of Trevor.

 

O God, did we even now rightly begin to serve you,

your loving heart would take us all to its final embrace.

Blessed Edmund Rice cfc

Trevor’s Funeral Mass will be offered entirely in the

Rostrevor College Chapel, Glen Stuart Road, Woodforde

on TUESDAY, June 21, 2022 commencing at 11:00 a.m.

 

A private cremation will follow.

 

In lieu of flowers, donations to the Catholic Missions would be appreciated.

Donations can be made online at www.catholicmission.org.au

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Maurice Shinnick -

May Brother Trevor experience the fullness of God's word and the eternal life which is its promise. Brother Trevor shared his love for the Missions in the Archdiocese of Adelaide with enthusiam and encouraged many of us to foster a missionary spirit in our lives. Well done good and faithful servant.


Alan Wedd -

Trevor was one of the Brothers on the teaching staff at ERC, Bundoora in the mid '60s, the 'juniorate' for those of us of school age across four southern states of Australia wanting to take steps in exploring religious life. More simply perhaps, it was exploring the awareness of wanting 'to be a Brother'. They were different times. Trevor's enthusiasm for teaching stood out. As well as formal classes for RE, which for Trevor were Scripture-based, he also introduced us to taking everyday life-experiences and other people's life-stories as the starting point for weekday morning meditation, which was more often than not something that was puzzling for 15 - 16 year old boys at that time of the day. His willingness to give time and effort in preparing material that could be helpful stood out for me. And then there were the introductory French classes he introduced for some of us after the evening meal. Even though I have not met him since, Trevor's passion and commitment to teaching stood out for me, as well as his sense of enjoyment for the challenges that good teaching brings, something not common at the time. Thank you for what you brought to our worlds, broadening our awareness of the world, of God, and of our place in it.


Judith Rocklyn -

Remembering Trevor's life with gratitude and happy memories of sharing with him in our Bible Study/Prayer group.