He is survived by his wife and family.
“Trevor was a enthusiast sports fanatic, and enjoyed cheering on the Wolverines, Lions, Tigers, and Red Wings He adored his daughters, and all the precious time he shared with them. Trevor was a huge support as a husband and best friend to his wife Kim,” the family wrote in the notice. Slot’s wife, Kim, saidin a statement released that the father of two daug
hters gave his life for something he loved and was born to do. She said her slain husband’s highest priority in life was his family.
“We will miss his presence beyond words,” said Kim Slot, a Northview Public Schools teacher. The officer’s wife expressed appreciation for the support she and her family have received since Slot’s death. The couple were married for 11 years after meeting through mutual friends.
“I want to thank Trevor’s friends and all our family, friends and the law enforcement community for their support and prayers,” Kim Slot said. “The Walker Police Department was Trevor’s family and they have been so supportive and caring, despite their own grieving.
“Trevor and I always talked about how blessed we were to live in the Northview community where people really care about one another, and they have stepped up like they do for everything.
“The outpouring of kind words and deeds show how widely Trevor was loved, and he truly was the greatest husband, father, brother and friend anyone could ever ask for.”
