Trevonte Coleman Robbins, affectionately known as Tre or “Tre Boogie,” was a 19-year-old individual who tragically passed away on July 10, 2021, in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Born on September 5, 2001, in Decatur, Georgia, Trevonte spent his early years in Georgia before moving to New Mexico at a young age.
Trevonte was a kindhearted, respectful, and strong-willed person who was deeply family-oriented. He had a passion for sports, particularly basketball, which he pursued with great dedication. Trevonte played baseball and football but ultimately found his true passion in basketball, taking pride in developing and improving his skills. He had aspirations of a career centered around basketball, whether as a coach, athletic trainer, or even a professional basketball player.
At the time of his death, Trevonte was taking GED preparation courses at Georgia Piedmont College and was determined to graduate that year. Despite his young age, he had already faced some medical issues affecting his knee, which had led him to take time off from his job as a stocking associate at Wal-Mart.
There is no indication from the available sources that Trevonte's death was related to any criminal activity or that there were any suspects or arrests associated with his passing. His death appears to be a tragic event without any reported foul play or investigation into suspicious circumstances.
Trevonte is remembered for his charismatic charm, sense of humor, and the positive impact he had on those around him. He loved to dance, watch basketball, anime, and WWE events, and enjoyed cooking, playing video games, and spending time with his family. He is survived by his mother, Tenesha Robbins of Covington, GA; his father, Leon Johns of Albuquerque, NM; his grandmothers, Judy Robbins of Texas and Janet Johns of New Mexico; his sisters, Tatiana Robbins of Georgia, Leona and Zaivia Money of New Mexico; and his brothers, Malachi Overton and Alonzoe Quinones of New Mexico. Trevonte also had a special relationship with his Great Aunt Becky and his cousins Rogelle and Rance Price, and was surrounded by a large and loving family and many close friends.
