Hal Ward I

6th Grade

I remember when I took Trey and Mick home from conformation at the church,he was such a polite boy.

Ward family words can not express my deepest sympathy for you all. Trey's smile will never be forgotten and may the love he showed to the world always be a light in your hearts. Please know you all have been in my prayers. Love to you all Kirk and Deann Douglas

I loved Trey's enthusiasm! One of my favorite memories was pushing Trey around on the playground while we played tag with the sixth graders. If I told him I had sandals on, he would jokingly try to run over my feet. I learned to have more enthusiasm and appreciate life more because of Trey. I respect the love all the brothers have for each other. With love, Nicole and Jakes Means

I remember how much Trey loved doing things with his hands in Third Grade. He loved science experiments especially if they had anything to do with water. We were working on clay boats to see which model would hold the most bears before it sunk. He worked so hard on his boat and was so excited to try it out. His 1st boat was small and round and only held one bear before it sank .He didn't give up he told me I can fix that and round 2 he had a larger flat boat which held many bears. He was so proud and did that little Trey giggle. The class all cheered for him. It was a good day♡ Thank you Trey for teaching us how to stick to something you started and not ever giving up.♡