Trenton Roger David Adams

He was an active and fun loving child. His early education was through Christian schools, where he kept his teachers on their toes. By high school, he begged his parents to be able to go to public school because he really wanted to be able to ride the big yellow bus as opposed to having his Mother take him to school. As he grew into an adult, he found his calling in the construction industry, much like his father.

He was preceded in death by his father, Thomas, grandparents Rev. John Holloway and Bonnie Holloway, grandparents David and Lorena Garver, and his faithful canine companion for 15 years, Storm.

Although he was born in Missouri, he grew up in Sanford, Florida which he considered his home.

Trenton was free spirited, funny, caring and eclectic. He dearly loved all his family. He was an electrician, working with the IBEW union, local 606. He was excited about life and what was to come. He enjoyed tackling new projects and was becoming adept at various skills.

He found true joy being able to ride his motorcycles and going out on “road therapy” with his friends or wife. He was an accomplished musician, teaching himself to play guitar and drums and was in numerous bands as a young man touring throughout Florida and Georgia. Most of all, he loved being with his wife Cynthia, who he described as his rock and best friend. He had a handful of close friends that he considered brothers and father figures. He was always up for a good laugh or prank and will be truly missed by those who knew and loved him.

Left to cherish his memory is his wife, Cynthia, his mother, Linda, Cynthia’s Family (Richard, Davi, Rohan and a multitude of aunts, uncles and cousins), his father’s family (Holloways) and his mother’s family (Garvers) and his aunts, uncles and cousins from those families.

Most importantly, Trent believed in the Lord Jesus Christ. He accepted Jesus as his Lord and Savior on September 8, 1992 at the age of 7. Although he may have wandered growing up, he found his faith again thru the influence of his best friend, Doug.

Trent went to his eternal heavenly home on Friday, October 9, 2020.