09/28/2026
LINE THE ROUTE — A CAPE COD HERO’S SENDOFF WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 30 1230-1:45
SFC Trevor Robert Turner
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Sergeant First Class Trevor Robert Turner
of Wareham MA, Graduate of Upper Cape Tech passed away surrounded by his family and friends due to Service connected Conditions September 23 2026.
SFC Turner was a still-serving, active Massachusetts Army National Guardsman assigned to the 101st Field Artillery, with many deployments. He was in uniform when his country and his community needed him. Now he and his family need us to give him a hero’s sendoff worthy of that service.
He was a Son, a father of 2 children, Friend of many and loved by all. An avid fisherman is where he found his happiness. He was one of our neighbors, where his family owns a local landscaping, and irrigation company, He served this community and country selflessly in every way. It is our turn to stand for him and his family on his final mission.
I am calling on our community, veterans, friends, and neighbors to line the procession from start to finish.
Cape Cod has a proud tradition. When one of our own falls, the Cape stands the road. Flags on the overpasses. Trucks and people lining on the shoulder flags waving proudly. Fire and police at the rotaries. Neighbors with hats off as the hearse goes by. That is how we tell a hero, and the family they are not alone, and thank you.
We need you on the route Wednesday so his family sees the Cape and the South Shore, and this commonwealth standing for an active Guardsman who never got to take the uniform off. A 101st Field Artillery NCO is carried to the National Cemetery the way Cape Cod has always carried its fallen in honor.
Motorcycle riders and Patriot Guard, and veterans/first responders please es**rt SFC Turner onto that sacred ground at Massachusetts National Cemetery in Bourne.
Stage at the Funeral home 1230 Wednesday for line up for the procession for services at the national cemetery 1:45
When to be in place
12:30 p.m. to 1:45 p.m.
Be set by 12:30. The procession arrives at Massachusetts National Cemetery, Connery Avenue, Bourne, about 1:45 p.m.
Route
Chapman Funerals & Cremations – Wareham, 2599 Cranberry Highway (Route 28)
→ Depot Street
→ Route 25
→ the bridge rotary
→ MacArthur Boulevard / Route 28
→ Otis rotary
→ Connery Avenue
→ Massachusetts National Cemetery
What to bring
American flags — as many as you can, a sea of red, white, blue and army green as army green was his favorite color for his final ride, and would be a great send off for lining the procession route.
Lining the procession
Trucks, cranes with flags tow trucks, loaders, dump trailers Fire apparatus and police units.
Boats on trailers and fishing poles as Trevor was an avid fisherman, and his kids carry that with them and would appreciate that.
Anything and anyone that can be mustered to show our thanks and lay him to rest with a hero’s sendoff is much appreciated.
Military units from Joint Base Cape Cod: please line Connery Avenue at the cemetery entrance.
So please take a shoulder or an overpass or be by 1230 to line up for the procession.
Do not block the procession. Do not stop in live travel lanes. Use legal shoulders, and be off the road for safe passage, lining overpasses, and staged lots, and parking lots. Be sure to Yield to police and the es**rt and only proceed after the entire procession has passed thank you.
You can also help by sharing this and passing the word far and wide help us honor SFC turner and his family.
Obituary:
https://www.chapmanfuneral.com/obituaries/Trevor-Robert-Turner?obId=49698305
LINE THE ROUTE — A CAPE COD HERO’S SENDOFF Wednesday, September 30 · 12:00- 1:45
SFC Trevor Robert Turner Wareham, Massachusetts May 21, 1986 – September 23, 2026 Sergeant First Class Massachusetts Army National Guard 101st Field Artillery
SFC Turner of Wareham, a graduate of Upper Cape Tech, passed away on September 23, 2026, surrounded by his family and friends, due to service-connected conditions.
He was a still-serving, active Massachusetts Army National Guardsman assigned to the 101st Field Artillery, with many deployments. He was in uniform when his country and his community needed him. Now he and his family need us to give him a hero’s sendoff worthy of that service.
He was a son. A father of two. A friend of many. Loved by all. He found his happiness fishing. He was one of our neighbors. His family owns a local irrigation company. He served this community and this country selflessly. It is our turn to stand for him and his family on his final mission.
Cape Cod has a proud tradition. When one of our own falls, the Cape stands the road. Flags on the overpasses. Trucks and people on the shoulder. Flags waving. Fire and police at the rotaries. Neighbors with hats off as the hearse goes by. That is how we tell a hero and his family they are not alone and Thank you.
We need you on the route Wednesday so his family sees the Cape, the South Shore, and this Commonwealth standing for an active Guardsman who never got to take the uniform off. A 101st Field Artillery NCO is carried to the National Cemetery the way Cape Cod has always carried its fallen with full honors.
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THE ASK
Two ways to stand for him.
1. LINE THE ROUTE Be in place 12:00- 1:45 p.m. Shoulders. Overpasses. Rotaries. Staged lots and parking lots. Hats off. Flags up.
Space out so every stretch of the route has representation on the side of the roads and routes.
Do not block the roads or travel lanes. please Do not stop in the road. Stay off live lanes so the procession can pass safely. Yield to police and the es**rt. Do not pull out until the entire procession has passed.
2. RIDE / ES**RT Motorcycle riders, Patriot Guard, veterans, and first responders: please es**rt SFC Turner onto that sacred ground at Massachusetts National Cemetery in Bourne.
Stage at the funeral home at 12:30 Wednesday for lineup. Services at the National Cemetery are scheduled for 1:45.
Calling: Patriot Guard Riders Big Nick’s Ride for the Fallen Rolling Thunder Jarheads MC American Legion Riders VFW riders Combat Veterans Motorcycle Association Cape Cod Regional Motorcycle Unit Any other veteran, first-responder, or patriot riding club
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TIMES
12:00 to start lining the sides of the road of the procession route as not to cause delays for those coming and give enough time to set up.
Escorts
12:30 p.m. — Be set. Riders line up at Chapman. Route liners in place. 1:45 p.m. — Services at Massachusetts National Cemetery, Connery Avenue, Bourne.
Military units from Joint Base Cape Cod: please line Connery Avenue at the cemetery entrance.
Fire and police from across the Commonwealth: take a shoulder or an overpass, or be at the funeral home by 12:30 to join the lineup.
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ROUTE
Chapman Funerals & Cremations – Wareham 2599 Cranberry Highway (Route 28)
Depot Street → Route 25 → the bridge rotary → MacArthur Boulevard / Route 28 → Otis rotary → Connery Avenue → Massachusetts National Cemetery
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WHAT TO BRING
American flags — as many as you can. A sea of red, white, blue, and army green. Army green was his favorite color for this final ride.
Calling all companies: if you can, bring trucks, cranes with flags, tow trucks, loaders, and other equipment to line the route.
Fishing community: boats on trailers and fishing poles. Trevor was an avid fisherman. His kids carry that with them. His kids and family would appreciate seeing it.
Anyone and anything that can be mustered to show our thanks is welcome.
Please share this. Pass the word. Help us honor SFC Turner and his family.
questions and comments
POC for this is Alexander Yukna
774 327 9012
Obituary: https://www.chapmanfuneral.com/obituaries/Trevor-Robert-Turner?obId=49698305
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