Trini Warner Hartley

Trini Lyn Warner was born May 3, 1970. The fifth daughter born to Bud and Barbara Warner, she was the baby of the family.

She had green eyes, freckles, beautiful skin and a friendly disposition from the beginning. While an infant the family moved to Burnt Hills, New York where Trini lived until she graduated from High School in 1988.

Trini excelled as an athlete, playing soccer, baseball and basketball. She enjoyed being involved in many extracurricular activities, always making time for friends and having fun. She had a "can do" spirit that served her well all her life.

In 1990, she moved to Florida to be closer to her parents and worked for Treasure Coast Surgical Group, Dr. James Vopal, West Marine, Bridges Montessori and the Ginn Company. Always described as a hard worker with a positive attitude, she was selected by her co-workers to present the Kelly Jo Dowd Championship trophy at the Ginn Open in 2008.

Trini fell in love and married Brett Hartley November 26, 1994. Their son Luke was born in 1998. The pride of her life, Luke gave her the reason she needed to keep fighting when the pain and discomfort of cancer seemed more than she could bear.

In 2007, with her four sisters, Terri, Tami, Tori and Traci, she walked 60 miles in 3 days. Collectively they raised $20,000 for Susan G. Komen for the Cure, because everyone deserves a lifetime.

Trini will be remembered for an easy smile that brightened any room, a laugh to soften the hardest of times, her compassion for others and the grace with which she handled adversity.

This brief biography was included in the program from the memorial service.