A wonderful life that ended way to early... We love you Uncle Trevor and you will never be forgotten.

I have been told lately that the best way to heal is to share your thoughts and feelings... This is my way of expressing our love as a family for a wonderful man that we truly thought the world of...

I had a post in December about Uncle Trevor and his condition. It breaks my heart to say that last week Trevor went home to be with the Lord. I am thankful that he is no longer in any pain, however, I am deeply saddened for his family left behind in pain. Please keep the Litzerman family in your thoughts and prayers. Aunt Laura is so lucky to have such wonderful friends and family to help her through this difficult time, however, she could still use all of your prayers.

I have not been able to get Uncle Trevor, Aunt Laura and the kids out of my mind. I keep picturing little Sydney rubbing the tv and kissing the tv when her daddy's picture played across the tv screen. That thought just brings me a great deal of sadness. But with loving friends and family support, she will continue to remember how much her daddy cared for and loved her and Ethan and Kaylie. If you just look at Trevor you see the happiness in his eyes and this was a true happiness for his family, his career and his friends and most of all for God. We will miss you!!!! And we love you!!!

Uncle Trevor

Kaylie, Sydney & Ethan

Just some info on Trevor from the Dallas Morning News Obituary

Litzerman, Trevor Joseph FORT WORTH--Was born at the Clinton Sherman Air Force Base Oklahoma on September 20th, 1965. Trevor lost his battle with Acute Myeloid Leukemia at Baylor Dallas on March 4th, 2009. Funeral Mass: 11 a.m. Monday at St. John the Apostle Catholic Church, 7341 Glenview in North Richland Hills, Texas 76180. Burial: Trevor will be laid to rest with military honors at 1:30 p.m. Monday, (Lane B) in Dallas-Fort Worth National Cemetery in Dallas. Visitation: The family will receive friends 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday at Lucas Funeral Home, 1321 Precinct Line Road in Hurst. Memorials: In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Trevor's children's college education by donating to the Trevor Litzerman Fund at Legend Bank at 3001 Western Center Boulevard, Fort Worth, Texas, 76131, or to the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. Trevor attended schools in the Philippines and Reading, England. Trevor loved the sea and as a young boy was a Sea Scout. He graduated Richland High School in North Richland Hills, Texas in 1984. He served in the United States Navy for 14 years, last stationed in San Diego, California. His passion was law enforcement. He was a reserve deputy sheriff in Kings County, California, and a jailer with Tarrant County Sheriff's Department. After moving his family back to Fort Worth, Texas, Trevor graduated the Basic Police Officer Academy at Tarrant County College and went to work for the City of Watauga Police Department in 2005, where he was serving as a Field Training Officer at the time of his death. Trevor loved his family, and his fellow police officers, his second family. Both were there for him these past several months during his illness. Trevor's family is very grateful for those who traveled near and far to help, including the many police officers and their families who provided so much assistance. The family also appreciates all the doctors and staff of the Oncology Unit at 6 Roberts and the Blood Marrow Transplant Unit at 4 Collins. Survivors: Trevor was a loving father to his children Kaylie Bonnie Anne, Sydney Nickole and Ethan James; his adoring wife, Laura Jean, his parents, Burton and Rosemary, his brother Mark and his wife Steph and son Andrew, and by his sister Claire and her husband David Hennessey and sons Sean and Thomas. He is also survived by uncles Tony Allen of Tasmania, Australia and Stephen Allen of Celle, Germany. LUCAS FUNERAL HOME Hurst, Texas 817-284-7271