Benjamin “Bubba” Trevilian, II

Benjamin “Bubba” Trevilian II, was born on March 20th, 1966 and passed peacefully at his home on April 17th, 2026.

Bubba was a blue collar hard working man who worked all the way up until he physically could not any longer. He worked at Waste Management for what some might consider a lifetime, and loved every moment of it. Bubba was a lover of women, and anyone who knew him can tell you that. He fought a good fight and was a hell of a soldier in his battle against cancer. Bubba was also a kind, loving man even to complete strangers, he’d quite literally give the shirt off of his back if someone needed it. Don’t let that fool you though, he could also be a hot headed stubborn man at times. Bubbas love for his family is something that will live on for all eternity in the hearts and memories of all the lives he’s touched. To know Benjamin “BUBBA” Trevilian, was to love him, you couldn’t help but to love the man!!

Bubba was a very devoted and loving father to his surviving son, David Trevilian (Bre). He was the proudest grandfather to his surviving granddaughter Noelle Trevilian, and his unborn grandchild who will be arriving later this year. He was an amazing brother to his surviving siblings Anna Kelly, Lenora Ann Trevilian, Lynn Slaton (Euston), and Andrew Trevilian (April). Bubba was considered the BEST uncle to a slew of nieces and nephews. Survived by nieces and nephews Lisa Kelly (James), Shawna Randolph, Calvin Kelly, John Trevilian, Paul Trevilian, Ashley Trevilian, Christopher Mitchell, Michelle Trevilian, Johnny Trevilian, Franklin Slaton, and many others. He is also survived by a host of cousins and other relatives.

He is preceded in death by his mother Mary Ann Balderson, his father Benjamin Trevilian Sr, his favorite uncle Jimmy Balderson, and his aunt Jean Balderson and Josephine Erwin.

The family will receive friends on Tuesday, April 21st, 2026 from 11-1 at Faulkner Funeral Home, Marks-Bristow Chapel, Tappahannock, Virginia. A graveside service will follow at 1:30 p.m. at Mt. Zion Baptist Church Cemetery , Tappahannock, Virginia. Attendees are encouraged to dress casually, in honor of Bubba’s easygoing spirit and the way he would have wanted to be remembered. The family invites loved ones and friends to Bubba’s Home after the service from 4-6, and please bring a prepared dish.