Fabin (Dusty) Keith Fox
In Loving Memory of Fabin (Dusty) Keith Fox
Remembering a Cherished Brother, Son, and Friend
It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of Fabin (Dusty) Keith Fox, our cherished brother, who left us April 3rd, 2026, at the age of 64 years. Born on January 14th, 1962 Dusty was the beloved chosen son of Bill and Joyce Trentham of Three Hills and a treasured brother to Reg and Myles. He will be remembered for his outgoing and spontaneous personality as Dusty made friends wherever life’s path took him and there was seldom a conversation that he did not thoroughly enjoy engaging in with his many friends. His great passion was hockey, from his days as a player and referee to a life long following of his beloved Montreal Canadiens. He is survived by his brothers Reg (Patti) and Myles (Vernette) as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Dusty was predeceased by his parents Bill and Joyce Trentham. In his later years he connected with his birth sisters Regina and Joanne Fox, this relationship brought a great deal of joy to his life.
A memorial service to celebrate Dusty’s life will be held at a later date.
If friends and family so desire a donation can be made in Dusty’s name to the Canadian Diabetes Association or the Kidney Foundation of Canada, both organizations were close to his heart.
We will forever cherish the love, laughter and light he brought into our lives
Have good memories of Dusty as a kid. He was always grinning and happy
Another good soul bits the dust. So long my friend. Good memories.
My old friend…he called just days before his passing to ask to pick him up in red deer si he could attend the Matus celebration of life…Rest in peace Foxy…
Good bye my friend only good memories
Hey maaaaaan!
I’ll never forget my roommate buddy Dusty what a great guy with a heart of gold.
I’ll surely miss dusty we went on a few excursions dusty and I went to see cheech and chong also gone to see Black Sabbath gone to the 2010 grey cup in Edmonton. And went to a few outdoor rock festivals at Hawrelak Park. But dusty and I surely liked to check out the oilkings games. God bless and rest in peace dusty you will surely be missed.