Trevon Fields

Obituary For Trevon Fields

Tre’von Ricardo Fields was born October 29, 1999 and departed June 11, 2021.

Tre’von was born to Jeni Ceasear and Reginald Fields in Valdosta, Georgia at South Georgia Medical Center. Tre’von was a very special person and everyone who knew him loved him. He was a kind and gentle soul that drew people in with his warm smile and shy demeanor. Tre’von was the first beloved grandchild of Jesse L. Ceasear Sr. (deceased) and Sandra K. Ceasear (deceased).

In his young life Tre’von enjoyed many activities such as cub scouts, boy scouts, playing in the band and basketball. When relaxing, Tre’von could be found playing video games or teaching his younger siblings how to play them. However, Tre’von most favorite activity was spending time with his grandparents, until they departed this life.

While Tre’von’s grandparents were quick to sweep him away on one of their many adventures and travels, they were not the only ones. Tre’von spent time with his Godmother, Debra Dennard, talking and texting his second mother, Crystal Wright and looking for things to do, like getting his driver’s license with “Auntie” Bert. Tre’von was always the center of fun and games when with by his brothers,Armante and Arjay, as well as his sisters, Germyia, Cassidy, Khaliyah, and his numerous cousins.

Tre’von was preceded in death by his grandparents Sandra and Jesse Ceasear, and George Fields Jr. He is survived by his parents Jeni and Reginald. Also left to mourn his lost is his grandmother Almarie Golden; his brothers Armante, and Arjay; his sisters Germyia, Cassidy and Khaliyah; his uncles Jesse(Mel), Nickie (Shelia), and Jesse K; his aunts Amelia, LaTarsha, Juli(Derrick) and Demaris. As well as many cousins and sorrowing friends.

Memorial services will be Saturday, July 3, 2021 at 4PM at the Stevens-McGhee Chapel. The family invites everyone to stop by and share condolences at this time. Social distancing will be enforced.

~ Our family chain is broken and right now things are not the same... but one by one He's going to call all of our names, then the chain will link again. It broke our hearts to lose you, but you did not go alone. A part of each of us went with you, the day God called you home.. ~

Continue to keep the family in your daily thoughts and prayers.