Trevor Coates Obituary, Death – We would like to take this opportunity to offer our most sincere sympathies to each and every one of you as we inform you of the passing of our husband, father, grandpa, and brother. Trevor went away in Westbank, British Columbia, after a long and difficult battle with dementia. He had this condition for a long time. 1981 was the year that he was born in.
He was the kind of man who, in addition to having compassion, was honest, worked very hard, and sincerely loved other people. All of his loved ones, including his wife Ann, his brother Philip, his children Jan, Lindsey, Scott, and Mark, and his grandchildren Joanne, Kristina, David, Megan, and Nia, will miss him tremendously. In addition, his grandchildren will be saddened by his passing.
After Trevor’s passing, Patricia, who was his wife, also passed away. They were known as “The Londoners Fish and Chips” due to their extraordinary talents, and they were the most successful fish and chip duo in White Rock. Together, they were the most successful fish and chip partners in the city. During his dying days, the caregivers at the Village at Smith Creek gave him with wonderful care and compassion, and I would like to express my gratitude to them with a great deal of gratitude.
There will be no funeral service held in accordance with Trevor’s desires; rather, a memorial ceremony that will include a celebration of life will be planned at a later date. The Canadian Dementia Action Network is a worthy recipient of memorial contributions, which can be made in honor of the person who has passed away.
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