Comments on: Trevor Noble: A flight too short

By: Tommy

Tommy — Wed, 27 Aug 2008 15:03:21 +0000

Trevor Noble was my Friend, Teacher, and most importantly my Hero. Me and my brother Robert had been flying with trevor and taking lessons for about 6 months. he had the most original personality of anybody i had ever met and it seemed he took pride in landing where me and rob didnt think was possible. We often love to tell our stories about him and some of the things that he made possible for us. i thank god everyday that i had got to know him and his family. HE WILL BE DEARLY MISSED!!

By: Jamie

Jamie — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 06:45:09 +0000

Trevor was a Great Person ! I thought the world of Him ! I never knew Him as a Pilot . I only knew Him as Very Accomplished Heavy Equipment Operator ! I Too, am an Operator of Earth moving Equipment of all types , so We had a lot in common , But I really knew Him as a Wonderful Singer & Musician with The Nobles , Family Group . Trevor , Shaye , & Aubrey !!!!!!!! They could play anything & to perfection ! But I really liked to watch Trevor pick the Flat-Top Guitar & then switch to Fiddle & then to Mandolin & Back again to The Flat-Top & Man , could He Pick ! And with the speed , that would only compare to a very seasoned BlueGrass Legend , such as Tony Rice !!!!!!!! His Mom , Sheri is a very good friend of mine , & I think the world of Her & The Whole Family !!!!!! May God Bless All !!!!!! Love , Jamie !!!!!!!!!!

By: John Meredith

John Meredith — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 04:39:34 +0000

I came to Nashville in early October 2007 to meet Trevor and talk about taking lessons to get my helicopter licence and possibly joining the team at Flighin Dollar doing maitenance on their aircraft. I was very impressed by Trevor and he was an inspiration to me being an aspireing helicopter pilot. I was shocked and saddened to hear of such a tragic loss of a person with his dreams in his hands. Thanks for a great story of a man that will be truly missed.

By: Lorinda McLaughlin

Lorinda McLaughlin — Tue, 11 Dec 2007 19:48:22 +0000

You have put my thoughts and feelings into very appropriate words! My husband Dennis and I had a similar experience with Trevor last April. It was was my husband’s birthday and my surprise to him was to take aerial photos of our farm in Dover, TN. Dennis loves to fly (he has been with the 118th ANG unit for 37 years)Trevor took us up and as we were flying over our home in Joelton saw my father on the ground waving. Trevor (being the kind of guy he was) landed the helicopter in our back yard picked my father up and took him to Dover with us and as we came back to Nashville landed and let him out again. Trevor also allowed Dennis to use the controls. It was a wonderful experience for myself, my husband and my father but the major hi-light was meeting such an incredible young man (we talked about him for days to everyone we met). We like you feel the world has suffered such a loss. Isn’t it amazing how you can spend a few hours with one special person and never forget them. I can’t imagine how his family must miss him. God Bless!

By: Chris

Chris — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 03:56:07 +0000

I am the fixed wing pilot who also does work for Julie. Trevor was a fine fellow. All pilots whether fixed wing or rotor know the risks and the rewards of flying. I am sure Trevor knew the risks but, when god says your time is up… it is up. The flying community is collectively mourning the loss of one of our own. Our prayers are with the noble family.
Chris

By: Julie

Julie — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 04:16:54 +0000

Thank you G,