Trevor Sell

Trevor Sell of New London, Ohio, passed away unexpectedly at the Cleveland Clinic ICU main campus surrounded by loved ones, leaving behind a legacy of love, laughter, and vibrant creativity. Born on March 24, 1972, in Lorain, Ohio, Trevor was a genuine soul, he embraced life with an open heart and a relentless passion for music, art, and the great outdoors. Trevor was the beloved son of Geraldine Koehler and Walter (Na Li) Sell, who instilled in him a love for storytelling and genuine humanity. He is survived by his children, Derrick (Danielle) Branscum, Allison Watson, and Serenity Grace, his treasured grandchild (Caden) who will carry on his spirit of creativity and kindness. Trevor's family also includes his siblings Kristin (Don) Sell, Tina (Dwight) Floyd-Finney, Kelli (John) Dodd, Kyle Knox, Sean (Liz) Knox, and Mayleen Sell, 3 Aunts, 1 Uncle, 11 cousins as well as many more cherished family members and dear friends. Trevor was a man of many talents, and his work reflected his diverse interests. He spent years as a bartender and waiter at Chi Chi's and Outback Steakhouse, both in Ohio and North Carolina, where his warm personality and quick wit made everyone feel welcomed. He nurtured his entrepreneurial spirit by running his own trading card business at Jamie's Flea Market, delighting collectors with rare finds and his deep knowledge of the hobby. A true artist at heart, Trevor was renowned for his poetic soul and artistic brilliance. His chalk art was a beloved fixture on the beaches of Northeast Ohio and Myrtle Beach, bringing smiles and happiness to all who encountered his work. More than just his favorite catchphrase, "Rock On" was the philosophy that guided his entire life. Trevor's guitar playing was legendary; he was often found strumming by a campfire, sharing stories and songs with loved ones. He was unapologetically authentic and transparent. Trevor was also a formidable grill master, renowned for his delectable ribs and steaks, which he would lovingly prepare for family gatherings. Trevor's love for the Cleveland Browns was unwavering, Sundays were sacred, filled with the camaraderie of fellow fans and the thrill of the game. His sense of humor was as infectious as his smile, and he had an extraordinary ability to make everyone around him feel special and appreciated. A service to celebrate Trevor's life will be held on October 23, 2026, between 4- 7 PM at Gluvna-Shimo-Hromada, 3224 Broadway, Lorain, Ohio 44055. In honor of Trevor's profound love for music and the arts, the family invites attendees to wear their favorite concert or metal T-shirts and share their cherished memories of him. In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests donations be made in Trevor's memory to support music and arts programs in the community, ensuring that his passion for creativity continues to inspire future generations. Trevor Sell was a man who lived life with a rare zest and authenticity. His legacy of love, laughter, and artistic brilliance will forever be treasured by all who had the privilege of knowing him.