THE BUILDER
Before everything changed.
Trevor spent years building technology companies, relationships, systems, and possibilities. He was known for curiosity, persistence, resourcefulness, and an instinct for seeing what something could become.
A motorcycle accident on July 12, 2015 left him with a traumatic brain injury, chronic headaches, visual complications, and a life that could no longer be sustained through the pace and constant production that had once defined it.
The life he built disappeared. The builder did not.
THE CAREGIVER
Love became the work.
Years later, Trevor returned to Minnesota and spent nearly two years helping care for his father, who lives with progressive supranuclear palsy. Caregiving brought love, strain, advocacy, grief, humor, frustration, tenderness, and the daily effort to preserve dignity and connection.
Ordinary moments became part of the story: preparing a meal, listening carefully, solving a practical problem, helping someone feel safe, and recognizing that care is often built from hundreds of small decisions no one else sees.
Daddio’s French Toast became one warm expression of that care and now carries the story toward PSP awareness, the wider Still We Seek effort, and other families still searching for understanding, treatment, and hope.
THE CALLING
What hardship gathered together.
In the Mojave Desert, Trevor found greater room to breathe, listen, pray, and rebuild. His experiences with disability, caregiving, family addiction, technology, service, and human need began connecting into the wider Wellsprings calling.
Starfish Float is the personal story. Wellsprings Mission carries the broad Christ-centered vision. The proposed Wellspring Healing and Restoration Center gives that calling a place-based beginning. StarfishFloat.org preserves a forward-looking architecture of possibilities. Join Wellsprings invites other people to bring what is in their hands.