Memorials are appreciated to offset his recent medical and funeral expenses and may be mailed to the funeral home or click here visit Trenten’s GoFund Me page. Visitation will be one hour prior to the mass as well as Sunday, May 21st from 4pm to 7pm at Ptaceks Old Event Center in Prescott. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church in Ellsworth. Mass of Christian Burial for Trenten Williamson will be 11AM, Monday, May 22nd at St. He is preceded in death by his grandmother Joan ‘Roxy’ Williamson great grandparents Maurice & Virginia Schommer, Ruby Fisher, Don & Dolly Larsen. Trenten will forever remain in the hearts of his parents Gerlynn Williamson of Prescott, Michael Williamson of Prescott siblings MaKenna, Landen, Bella grandparents Mike & Shellby Schommer, Roger & Debbie Williamson aunts and uncles Erica & Marcus Kenall, Samantha & Mike Wilson, Wayde & Sola Williamson, Timothy & Sarah Williamson cousins Alissa, T.J., Peyton, Huxley, Harper, Dax, Emma, Rorie, R.J., Leo, Gracie as well as many great aunts, uncles and countless people whose lives he touched. After a spin off from that, he loved looking up fun tasty recipes that he would give his Grandpa Mike to whip together.

One of his favorite shows growing up was Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives which found small joints that made unique savory food. “Life is A Highway” was his favorite song by Rascal Flatts. He loved all sorts of music especially classic rock. Furthermore, he served as a moderator for the MineCraft server as a result of his experience. Motherboards, processors, cooling fans, memory sticks, he knew all of it. It was like a surgery, everyone playing their role with Trenten giving careful instructions on how to and where to put it. Putting it plainly, he was an inspiration to those who had the privilege of meeting him.

In his short life, he lit up a room and taught others how to live. He never asked why or wanted any undue attention especially sympathy. Although a debilitating disease, Trenten persevered.

At a very young age, it was determined that Trenten had Muscular Dystrophy. Paul following a courageous battle with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. Trenten was born on Augin Red Wing, Minnesota the son of Michael and Gerlynn (Schommer) Williamson.

Trenten Williamson, age 20, lifelong resident of Prescott died May 13th 2023 at Gillette’s Children Hospital in St.

St. pauls funeral home go fund me page