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Run for Trey!

Sunday, October 16th, 2011–3:30p.m. WHITEWATER–Mike and Mary Kilar have gone through what no parent ever should: their son Treyton was killed just shy of his seventh birthday. “The c

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Run for Trey!

Kilar Family Honors Trey

The Kilar Family was invited by the Milwaukee Brewers to attend Game #2 of the NLCS and throw out the ceremonial first pitch. Mike threw a strike to Trey’s hero, Prince Fielder! Please take a lo

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Kilar Family Honors Trey

Dad throws first pitch in memory of son

They celebrate their son, Treyton Kilar, the biggest Brewers fan you ever saw, a 6-year-old kid with a mop of blond hair, a worn baseball glove and a Prince Fielder jersey he wouldn’t let his mo

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Dad throws first pitch in memory of son

First pitch a bittersweet tribute to you

MILWAUKEE — Despite walking out to a loud ovation from the sold-out crowd of more than 43,000 at Miller Park, Mike Kilar barely remembered hearing anything while making his way to the mound befo

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First pitch a bittersweet tribute to young fan

Father of boy killed in DUI crash to thr

MILWAUKEE – The Milwaukee Brewers will be giving the family who lost a son in a drunk driving crash a chance to throw out the first pitch before a playoff game involving the team he loved the mo

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Father of boy killed in DUI crash to throw out first pitch at Brewers NLCS Game Two

Kilar Family Honors Trey

by on October 11, 2011 at 3:04 pm

The Kilar Family was invited by the Milwaukee Brewers to attend Game #2 of the NLCS and throw out the ceremonial first pitch. Mike threw a strike to Trey’s hero, Prince Fielder! Please take a look at the articles and video clips from the unbelievable night – found under the News tab. The Milwaukee Brewers also presented a check for $10,000 to go towards efforts to build Treyton’s Field of Dreams. CLICK HERE FOR FULL ARTICLE.

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Treyton Kilar

by on January 25, 2011 at 4:54 am


Treyton Kilar loved life. He loved his family, friends, faith and baseball. He aspired to be a professional baseball player one day and was always encouraged to dream big and work hard.

Never without his ball and glove, he was a special boy who touched so many lives around him with his constant smile, encouraging words, and love of playing baseball.

Tragically, one month before his 7th birthday, his life and dreams were cut short when a drunk driver took his young life on September 2, 2010.

Committed to keeping his memory alive and wanting to make something positive come from such a horrific act, our family with the support of community has rallied in an effort to build the “Treyton Kilar Field of Dreams” as a way of celebrating Treyton’s life and honoring all those affected by such tragedies.

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Fundraising Efforts

by on January 25, 2011 at 4:28 am


We are trying to raise $474,000 to build a 220-225 foot, youth-sized field with concrete dugouts, fencing, concession stands and lights. This will provide a safe place for children and families to celebrate life and learn how to make responsible, life-long decisions.  To date, we have raised just under $300,000 towards our goal.  We continue to need your support to make Treyton’s Field of Dreams a reality for our children, our families and our communities to enjoy for generations to come. Please continue to visit this site for updates on fundraising efforts and to learn about all of the great fundraising events planned.

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Trey’s Field

We are trying to raise $474,000 to build a 220-225 foot, youth-sized field with concrete dugouts, fencing, concession stands and lights. This will provide a safe place for children and families to celebrate life and learn how to make responsible, life-long decisions.
It will encourage active and healthy lifestyles, build community togetherness, encourage families to spend and enjoy time together, and build a place where children are encouraged to dream big and learn that through hard work and vision, their dreams can become reality!
Although Treyton is now playing on the “real” field of dreams in heaven, with your help we can help thousands of other children have a better future, and learn responsible life-long decision making skills.
If you would like to support this wonderful project financially, with your time and talent or providing many needed materials, please contact us. Thank you!

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