Trenton Sprayberry Obituary

Rest in peace, young man. My thoughts and prayers, go out to each, and everyone of Trenton´s family members, friends, and anyone else that loved him. May God lay his hands on you all and guide you through this time.

At the drag strip, every time Curtis Sprayberry would pull up in his Tesla Trenton would jump out and talk to me while the guys talked about racing.

I had the opportunity in being Trenton's Targeted Case Manager at my previous job, I am blessed to have met him, he was full of happiness and laughter the day we met. May God guide you and comfort your family in your healing process. R.I.P. Trenton

Trenton was a huge part of our family. He was always happy and had a huge heart. He will be missed terribly. Trenton and my daughter and son Emilee and Ryan little were so close to him. RIP Trenton. We miss you so much

Trenton was like a brother to me and my bf chance he will never be forgotten we will all so much he asked if I wanted to go to the pool so I can hang out with him I was one of his best friends he would call me and make me laugh every time he is so funny and sweet and funny

The memories I have Trenton is when he call me and just said funny things and he made me laugh and when we would hang he would alway make me smile

My favorite memory with Trenton was arguing with him in drivers Ed! He would argue about anything! Also he was so kind hearted. He would do anything for his friends and family!

Trenton spent so many weekends coming to my house to hangout with my brother and I spent so many weekends taking my brother to his house, Trenton would always come out and give me a hard time (jokingly). You sure were a light Trenton and you always had a joke for me thank you for spending your childhood with me and Zack those are moments I will cherish. I loved watching you grow, I hope you know everyone loves you so much. Rest beautifully my friend

trenton dean, or my personal favorite, trentina, you were and are the light in my life. you were my super hero. you taught me how strong one person can truly be, you taught me to show kindness to everyone because you never know what´s going on in their life, you taught me how to be accepting of everyone, you taught me that it´s okay to fall down as long as i get back up. when we were 15 you made me promise that i would never leave you, and i held up my end of the bargain, i just really wish you had to. you are my other half, and i truly don´t know how to do this without you. you made a difference in every persons life that you touched. every person who knows me, knows you too, and i promise to make sure it stays that way. you are the best guardian angel a girl could ask for though, that´s for sure. i hope you´re up there racing cars and playing with faith bubba, we love your face oh so much.

- your stinker <3

My deepest condolences to all the family and prayers for Trenton. I only wish I had the opportunity to meet him as I heard so much about him over the years.

From the mccutchen family. Trenton was a special young man. Always smiling! He was always so sweet and caring to everyone. His friends are going to miss him so much!

Me and him were best friends in elementary school, he was/is such a loving person

I met Trenton a few years ago when I started to become friends with Alyssa back in middle school. There was never a bad time or memory I have ever had knowing Trent. Anyone around him he made them feel like family. Watching the love he had for his family was one of the most heartwarming things I ever got to witness. He made the biggest impact on me with his kindness and selflessness. Trent, I´ll always miss your sweet hugs and our random talks about what´s going on in life. May you rest in peace

My beloved nephew, a vibrant spirit filled with laughter and resilience. Despite the challenges faced, especially during the seizures, your incredible strength inspired us all. I will always cherish the warmth of embraces and the bonds we forged in tough times.

After undergoing VNS implant surgery, you became our own Iron Man, embodying courage and determination. The triumph at the Special Olympics regional bowling-where you claimed first place-was a moment of pure joy, that we all felt.

Your passion for sports resonated deeply within our community, whether it was shooting hoops, playing football or baseball, bowling at the lanes or cheering for grandpa Curtis and his Tesla on the weekends. The laughter was infectious, lifting our spirits higher.

Though you may no longer be with us physically, your light will forever shine in our hearts. You taught us that resilience and joy can coexist, and the impact on our lives will never fade. From Aunt Christy Uncle Danny and cousins Tiara and Dylan

I remember meeting Trenton in middle school through his cousin alyssa, Trenton was the life to every hall way and class room he stepped in. Every passing period Alyssa and Trenton would race to see each other and goof off. There was never a time Trenton wasn´t smiling from ear to ear especially when he seen his big cousin. Trenton had a friend named chance and when you put those 2 kids together and they´d make you laugh non stop.. Trenton you were a fantastic person and amazing friend to who ever no what. It´s very sad to hear about this bro.. may you rest in peace Trenton! Sincerely,
Caydan Kirkhart

A person didn´t have to be around Trenton long to know he was a special kid. The obstacles he overcame never defined him but gave him more opportunities to teach those around him endurance, strength, compassion and joy. His smile was infectious. Although his time here has been cut short I know God is still going to use Trenton´s testimony and legacy to impact more lives. Jason and Traci, you raised an incredible young man. We are sorry for the pain and the grief you are experiencing but I hope you can find comfort in knowing he is with His Jesus.

"The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit."
Psalms 34:18

I love you Trenton. Our next visit will be so amazing. We can spend an eternity together with Jesus.

I had the privilege of working with Trenton in his elementary years! He taught me more than I could have ever taught him! He was such a joy and honor to have at Nelson! Even when he had daily seizures, he had an infectious smile and humor that made everyone's day! When I was called down to the classroom or playground for a seizure, I often said a prayer in my head that everything would turn out well and God was good! Trenton showed us in the toughest of times that fun and levity could be found. He wasn't shy about his love for Jesus! I will always cherish the time I was able to spend with him! Trenton will always live on in all of us!
Mike Mitchener

When you say his teachers had an impact on him I would say he had a BIG impact on me. That smile and always saying Hey Ms. Morse, how´s your day going every time I saw him showed me the wonderful young man that he is. He will always be remembered for making an IMPACT on everyone. You will be missed kiddo, but I am so glad I got to get a glimpse of getting to know you and also know I will see you again one day.

I´ve only known Trenton a few months because his grandpa brought him to the race trace. I enjoyed our short visits. Grandpa loved him going to the races with him.

I remember the days of Kiddie Kollege....seems like only yesterday. I tried to keep up with you on fb as you grew. Such a fun busy guy. Your parents are so proud of you. You overcame so much. Now sweet Trenton, you rest in the arms of Jesus. I can just see that big smile.

I had the honor and privilege of being Trenton´s 5th grade teacher at Nelson Elementary (or T-Spray as I affectionately called him). We loved to tease each other. He had such a fun personality and sense of humor. He definitely made a lasting impact on my life. He was one of the most inspiring students I´ve even taught. That year, I watched him overcome so many obstacles and hardships that most of us couldn´t fathom, and he did it all with that huge infectious smile on his face. I watched his heath get miraculously better. And I watched him face this world with curiosity, faith, and a sweet and gentle soul. With no excuses and no "why me´s" he taught us all how to be resilient, grateful, and brave. I know you will be dearly missed by so many. Let´s all take comfort in knowing that Trenton is home with our father.