JEREMY ("JERE") DAVID TREJO
August
5, 1973 - July 5, 2004
From Northglenn, Colorado
MEMORIAL BY WENDY M. TREJO TORREY
Jeremy "Jere"
David Trejo was born on August 5, 1973. He passed away in a
vehicle accident in which he rolled his SUV 3-5 times while traveling
on I-25 in his home state of Colorado. Jeremy served as a
Military Police soldier for 5 years. He was stationed at Sierra
Army Depot, California, USAMPU and Fort Polk, Louisianna, 258 MP
Company.
He served in Operation Joint Endeavor as part of the S-FOR in Bosnia. Jeremy was working for the United States Postal Service at the time of his death and is survived by his son Trevor Trejo of Bettendorf, Iowa; Jennifer Trejo his sister whom resides in Denver Colorado, his father David Trejo aslo of Denver, and his girlfriend Heather Valodine of Brighton, Colorado. Jere was buried with full military honors and rests at Fort Logan National Cemetary, Colorado.
Jere was a proud soldier and a proud father with a large circle of friends that loved him dearly. Jere truly loved serving his country and cherished the relationships he built with those that he served. Phone calls from those friends still in and long out, from around the world just to say hello and check in even if it had been a year or so always made him happy.
He served in Operation Joint Endeavor as part of the S-FOR in Bosnia. Jeremy was working for the United States Postal Service at the time of his death and is survived by his son Trevor Trejo of Bettendorf, Iowa; Jennifer Trejo his sister whom resides in Denver Colorado, his father David Trejo aslo of Denver, and his girlfriend Heather Valodine of Brighton, Colorado. Jere was buried with full military honors and rests at Fort Logan National Cemetary, Colorado.
Jere was a proud soldier and a proud father with a large circle of friends that loved him dearly. Jere truly loved serving his country and cherished the relationships he built with those that he served. Phone calls from those friends still in and long out, from around the world just to say hello and check in even if it had been a year or so always made him happy.
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