Mr. Trevin Lloyd Culler was called home during the night on Tuesday July 11, 2023 at 7:30PM, He was 44 years old.  "Trev" son of the late Mr. Arlune Culler Jr. and Mrs. Tanya T. Culler was born on May 3, 1979 in Canton Ohio at Aultman Hospital.  His parents and niece Ayanna Z. Culler proceeded him in death.

Trevin lived all of his life in Canton Ohio and attended Pleasantdale Elementary School and Middle Branch Middle School; and then went on to attend Glen Oak High School. While he was a student, he played football for Glen Oak High School.  He still continues to hold the leading record (the most rushing yards in a game), with 346 yards from 1996 to today.

Trevin was a proud father of two beautiful daughters, Arayah L. Culler and Teaunna Culler. He was also a proud grandfather of one grandson and granddaughter and is expecting a new grandchild in January. Trevin lived for and loved his daughters and grandchildren with all his heart.  He had a very close relationship with them and spent every day of his life caring for and loving his children.

He was the definition of a "Family Man" and was extremely giving, loving and caring especially towards his children and brothers and sisters. If anyone had a need, he did not hesitate to help.  Trevin loved and was loyal to his entire family, relatives and friends.  Trevin touched many lives in a powerful way, he was one of a kind.

He enjoyed having fun, enjoying life and keeping a positive outlook even in tough times.  He loved to sing and rap about everything that was going on in his life, he even had a special song about surviving the Coronavirus.  He would make up songs for other people to motivate them to stay happy and positive.  Trevin loved sports and was an awesome Barber.  He spent a lot of his time mentoring young people and cutting hair at Culler's Barbershop and he had a chair in Moe's store.  He was groomed to become a barber by his father Arlune Culler Jr. and brother Adrian Culler.

He was strongly influenced by his older brother Roby Turpin, Rosheed Culler, Adrian Culler and cousins Dewon Turpin and Kwasi Robinson while growing up.  They all put their love, heart and soul into being a fine example for Trevin to follow as he grew into a young man.  His older sisters always provided the nurturing that he needed, especially after the loss of his parents.  Trevin never failed to show "Love and Loyalty" to everyone that he came in contact with, it was just the way he was built.

Trevin is survived by 2 daughters, 2 grandchildren and 1 on the way, 3 brothers, 4 sisters and a long legacy of those who are extended family.  A host of nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. He will certainly be missed but forever in our hearts.

Rest in Peace baby brother, in the hands of our heavenly father, Jehovah God and on the merit of his Son and Reigning King Jesus Christ.  "A beautiful soul is never forgotten, always remembered, forever cherished."

A POEM TO MY FAMILY

Don't spend too much time in mourning, instead smile, sing and spread joy.  I left to be with the father, now I'm stress free.  Try not to lose much time in grieving, no need to feel distress, I came to the end of my journey and had to get some rest.  Don't vex yourself with questions or try to reason why.  Life here for me has ended, it came my time to fly.  Don't forget the love I gave you, feed it with your best care, grow it with devotion and spread it everywhere.  Don't fret because my leaving came in such a sudden way, we'll have another meeting on God's eternal day.

"A SPECIAL THANK YOU"

We would like to give special Thanks to all of the wonderful people who gave their donations, time services and support during our family's time of bereavement.  Also to the Rhoden's Memorial Home Staff for their phonemical and professional services and to Tiffany and Larry Hunter Jr. for their loving gesture and planning of the Repass Dinner in honor of Trevin Lloyd Culler.  There is not enough words to fully express our heartfelt appreciation for the Sympathy, Love and Spirit of Giving you all have extended to our family during the loss of our dear loved one.  May you all be blessed beyond measure…