John Maki, a respiratory therapist at Regional Medical Center Bayonet Point, said his son usually called home two or three times a week, especially since his mother died. He said he'd been out the last few times his son had called and missed those calls. Still recovering from his wife's death, John Maki said he has depended on the Navy, family and friends from River Ridge Presbyterian Church to help him cope with his son's death. He said it isn't about taking things one day at a time. In addition to his father, Trevor Maki's survivors include two brothers, Richard and Michael, and his maternal grandmother, Nedra Summers, all of New Port Richey.
Funeral arrangements are pending.
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