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Judith Chavez
February 24, 2025
I still miss Prof. Trautman, he was one of my favorite people and treated me well. I hope he is in Heaven talking to my mom and everyone one else we knew together and worked with.
J. Bruce Miller
June 12, 2022
This past weekend my thoughts have taken me back to 1965 (the year I graduated from Vanderbilt Law School). Those thoughts allowed me to remember and realize the importance of Professor Herman Trautman to me and my future career as a lawyer in Louisville, Ky. Of all the great profs at VULaw - Mr. Trautman stands out for multiple reasons (some of which are particularly important). What a great man -- I shall look him up when my time comes for Heaven's entrance -- one big hug and a huge handshake to Mr. Trautman
Judith Chavez
February 21, 2022
A person I will always remember for this kindness, his and his family.
Judith Chavez
March 1, 2021
Prof. Trautman was a real great person and I still miss him and his family. They were really nice to me.
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Judith Chavez
March 4, 2019
Mr. Trautman is always missed. I think back on this family and how close they were. Pam was so wonderful to take care of Prof. Trautman and her mother as well. All of you will never be forgotten. Pam I wish you could call me some times at the Law School. 615-322-0033. Hope the family is doing well and know that your dad is missed and was a jewel.
Judith Chavez
March 12, 2008
Pam,
I have worked and known your dad for over 30 years and I will always remember when he and your mom would pick me up to come and do work here at the Law School, while your mom watched my little ones while I completed some coping for him. I will always remember how he came to my holiday luncheans and do have pictures. But anyway it was a sad day when Mr. Trutman passed and I will always remember him as a friend. It felt just like yesterday when he was here. It is people like him that made it special for me to work at the Law School, because he cared.
John McAllister
February 29, 2008
Pam,
Even though I haven't seen you or your dad in years, I think of your family often. Every time I drive by Stanford Drive I see those large pine trees that ring the yard and I think about watering them for your dad when they were first planted. I also remember loving his recliner and the auto-return golf ball putting. Please accept my sincere condolences.
sue belcher
February 27, 2008
pam, i will thinking of you and your family. i sure will miss him.
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