Trey Anthony Easley, 31, of Dayton, Texas, passed away on June 18, 2025. Born November 16, 1993, in Baytown, Texas, Trey was the beloved son of Paul Easley and Sherri White Easley. He spent his early years in Baytown before moving to Dayton in middle school, where he also attended Dayton High School.
A talented athlete, Trey played both football and baseball for Dayton before transferring to Crosby High School, where he continued his passion for football. He later played baseball at San Jacinto Community College, showcasing his athletic abilities and love for the game.
Trey lived life with enthusiasm and heart. He had a deep love for motorcycles, fireworks, and the thrill of the open road. But above all, Trey cherished his son, Talon, and held a deep devotion to his family and friends. Known for his unwavering loyalty, Trey had a unique gift for friendship—once he called you a friend, it was for life. No matter the hour, no matter the need, Trey could be counted on to lend a hand, offer support, or simply be there.
He was a man of respect—especially for his family—and carried himself with a strong sense of love and responsibility. His kindness, energy, and infectious spirit touched everyone who knew him.
Trey is preceded in death by his grandparents, Oscar and Faye White and Paul Easley. He is survived by his loving parents, Paul W. Easley and Sherri White Easley; his cherished son, Talon Easley; his brother Matthew Easley and wife Heather; his grandmother Darcus Easley; uncles Tony White and wife Susan, Terry White and wife Carolyn; aunts Linda Johnston, Donna Suitt, and Kelley Kukreja and husband Ashu; and cousins Brody Suitt, Vikas and Ashlyne Kukreja, Craig Johnston, Kimberly Burkhart, Stacy White, Kerri Fowler, Lisa Edgar, Rocky White, Marvin Pringle and many others.
He is also remembered by his extended family of the heart: special parents Teresa and Bret Leatherwood, Carl and Tina Kennedy; and special siblings Brittany Leatherwood and Ryan Kennedy.
A memorial service to celebrate Trey’s life will be held by the family church, Trinity Baptist Church in Dayton on Sunday, June 29, 2025, at 3:00. In honoring Trey, may we carry forward his spirit of loyalty, kindness, and love for life.
Trey will be deeply missed and forever remembered.
Watched this young man grow up, he was alway fun to be around. Prayers from his Clown family
When I first met Trey he was so sweet, He was right there to help know matter what. He was a wonderful person and he had a heart of gold. He was friends with my son Cody that’s how I met him and it was so wonderful to know him , I will never forget get him and I will always keep him in my heart. My condolences to his family and everyone that knew him .
Trey you will be missed and I am so glad I got to meet you and you will always be in my heart. I can’t believe I will never see your face and your smile Fly high my friend and always know we are thinking about you . RIP Trey until we meet again
The Martin Family