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While the public is waiting for the official release of the statement of Rufa Mae Quinto on the death in the United States of America of her husband Trevor Magallanes, the actress-comedienne recently posted on her Facebook wall a letter from a superior officer of Trevor at the San Francisco Police Department.
Here’s the full texts of the letter to his subordinates:
Dear SFPD Members,
It is with great sadness that we share the passing of former San Francisco Police Officer Trevor Magallanes.
Trevor joined the San Francisco Police Department on September 24, 2018, as a member of the 263rd Recruit Academy Class. During his time with the Department, he served the communities of the Mission, Tenderloin, Central, and Taraval Districts with dedication and commitment. Trevor concluded his service with the Department in February 2023.
He is survived by his beloved daughter, Athena, who was the light of his life.
We extend our deepest condolences to Trevor’s family, friends, and former colleagues during this difficult time.
Sincerely,
Interim Chief Paul Yep
San Francisco Police Department
Police Headquarters
1245 3rd Street
San Francisco, CA 94158
Some thoughts cropped up, though, from the missive like no cause of death wasn’t mentioned at all however the information came directly from an authority, a superior.
Or shall we wait for Rufa Mae’s official statement on the case as she asserted in her previous statements.
In the letter, it is also noticeable that her name wasn’t dropped as an important person Trevor had left behind as she was the wife as she claimed in the right to exclusively share information.
It’s only their daughter Athena who was mentioned although the actress could be deemed encompassing as family.
In an Instagram post through her mom’s IG, Athena penned heartwarming notes such as these: “The love string will last forever ! Thank you Daddy! Mahal kita (I love you) -Athena.”
The letter gave light to the confusing information about Trevor’s real job in the US.
It is now clear that after his stint at the San Francisco Police, the Fil-Am guy shifted to being a financial analyst as the latest attribution to him. (Boy Villasanta)