Trevor Allan Frazier Obituary (1994 - 2019)

Trevor Allan Frazier was born on October 30th, 1994 at 6:42 a.m., at New York Presbyterian Hospital in Manhattan, NY. He came into this world weighing in at 10 pounds, 9 ozs. and 21 inches, making him the biggest baby in the entire unit. As a result, the hospital had to send someone out for diapers that fit him, because the nursery didn't have any in his size. Trevor was a loving child with the chubbiest cheeks and an infectious smile that would instantly melt your heart. He attended grade school in Queens, NY where he lived surrounded by his family. He then moved to Frederick, MD as a teenager with his mother. He attended Monocacy Middle School and graduated from Frederick High School in 2013. Trevor was loved, adored and respected by everyone who knew him. His dedication to those he loved was unwavering. He shared a uniquely special bond with his mother and little brother, whom he protected fiercely. Trevor had lots of love and respect for his friends who became his brothers, but one of the most precious bonds he had was with his dog, Gustavo AKA "Goose," whom he loved deeply. Trevor was an avid sports fan who loved everything about Lebron James and anything about the NY Giants. However, Pop (as his family called him) found his passion in the art of Battle Rap, where he was a strong performer amongst his peers and never backed down from any competition. Affectionately know as "Mr. Chavez," AKA Estaban Chavez, his quick rise in the local ranks earned him a spot to compete at a national show in Orlando, Florida, where he was looking forward to broadcasting his skills and passion for wordplay. Trevor is survived by his: parents, Tawanda Frazier-Torres and Luis Hernandez; little brother, Trent Torres; two sisters, Imani and Maria Hernandez; niece, Na'riah Sullivan; girlfriend, Leah Delsack; special friend, Victoria Arroyo; and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, close friends, and extended family. "Trevor, you bought so much to so many but to me you were my light! There aren't enough words, space or time for me to express how infinite my love is for you! Your brother and I will miss you tremendously but we will have comfort knowing you are our own personal angel. I know you're at peace and that feeds my soul. I thank God for allowing me to be your mother; it is a badge of honor I will wear forever. I was with you in the beginning, I am with you now and I will be with you forever! Your job here is over, so fly high and be free! I love you chulo!" -Momma