Trevor Andersen, 21, of Tampa, Florida, passed away on June 15, 2025. Born in Loveland, Colorado, to Ryan and Sharyn Andersen, Trevor brought a quiet strength and adventurous spirit to every chapter of his life.

Trevor spent most of his life in Loveland, where he attended Mountain View High School before relocating to Florida and continuing his education at Pasco High School in Dade City. He furthered his studies at Pasco Hernando State College and the University of South Florida, curiously seeking to expand his knowledge and skills.

Known for his strong work ethic and humble nature, Trevor held various jobs that reflected both his versatility and commitment. He worked as a lifeguard, pizza delivery driver, and golf course attendant—roles in which he consistently offered a calming presence and caring spirit. Trevor displayed a willingness to lend a hand wherever needed without hesitation or need for recognition.

An adventurer at heart, Trevor loved exploring abandoned places and forging his own path through life, but unfortunately, he struggled to find a path that brought him long-term happiness. A man of many talents and passions, he found joy in both the skies above and the ground beneath him. As a licensed private pilot and an amateur skydiver, Trevor found freedom in the open air. On land, he enjoyed motorcycle rides that offered a different kind of exhilaration. His wide-ranging interests also included playing soccer, collecting meaningful art, solving Rubik's cubes with ease, writing, and sharing laughter with those around him.

Trevor had a natural gift for working with his hands and never shied away from a challenge. Whether constructing intricate terrariums or tackling mechanical projects on his truck or motorcycle, he found joy in creating and fixing.

Trevor is lovingly remembered and deeply missed by his dad, Ryan; mom, Sharyn; sister, Kathryn; grandfather, Martin; grandmothers, Anne and Donna; as well as numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins who cherished him deeply. He also shared a special bond with his two beloved cats, Jasper and Munchie. He was preceded in death by his grandmother, Nancy, and grandfathers, Ronald and Mark.

Trevor's presence touched many lives through quiet acts of kindness and an unwavering willingness to help others. His humor, caring nature, and adventurous soul will be missed by many. May his memory bring comfort to all who knew him and continue to inspire thoughtfulness and compassion in the world around us.