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Kristin Carpenter
February 7, 2010
Mr. Trum and I started teaching the same year together at Krahn. He was a very sweet and loving man. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. He will be missed.
Melissa Zipps
February 7, 2010
I am so very sorry for your loss. I feel fortunate to have worked with Charles and call him friend, if only for a short time. I pray for God's comfort and peace for those he left behind who miss him dearly. My praise is that Charles is no longer in pain and has received ultimate healing.
Cindy Musemeche
February 6, 2010
My brother, Sam McGovern, and I lost our Dad in 1958, when we were very young. Joe Trum, Charles' Dad, graciously stepped in and took Sam to Father/Son banquets as we were growing up so he wouldn't have to go alone. We've talked about that often and have wondered what became of him. Sounds like he raised a son who was as kind, generous, and loving as he was.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Debbie (Scharnberg) LeFevre
February 6, 2010
My heartfelt condolences to the Trum family.
February 6, 2010
My son, Robert, had Mr. Trum as his fifth grade teacher at Krahn Elementary. Robert always spoke very highly of Mr. Trum, and I was very impressed with his teaching style and with how great an example he was for the male students. We are saddened to hear of his passing. Our deepest sympathy goes to all his family.
Elizabeth Green
Lynette Shepherd
February 6, 2010
My son, Isaiah was in Mr. Trum's current fifth grade class. Isaiah adored Mr. Trum and prayed for him daily. Mr. Trum made a lasting impression on his life, and will always be remembered. We are deeply sadden by your lost and will continue to pray for the Trum Family during this diffficult time.
Isaiah Shepherd & Family
Wesley Callaway
February 6, 2010
I use to work with Charles and his father on the Apartment Association of South East Texas. He and his father were both hard works and surely will be missed. My prayers are for everyone
Lisa and Mike Sailor
February 5, 2010
Mary, Caroline, Charlie, and Hannah,
We are so deeply saddened to hear about the loss of such a good man. To change careers like he did because he knew teaching is where he wanted to be in life left a lasting impression on us. Many times I thought back on that decision and have asked myself "what I am passionate about and what do I want to do with my life". My favorite memory of Charles is how welcomed and at ease we felt in your home. Mary, you and Charles always made us feel like you were truly happy to have us as guests and we were so at home. I will never forget the many great conversations we had over your dining room table. I don't think I ever expressed our gratitude for those evenings. We will be praying for your peace and solace for many days to come. May God wrap His arms around each of you.
Mariana Rafferty
February 5, 2010
Mr.Trum taught my son, Justin, last year at Krahn Elementary. Eventhough he was feared at the beginning of the year, he was dearly loved by the end. Justin has very fond memories of his year with Mr. Trum. Our deepest sympathy for the Trum family.
Justin Rafferty and family
Tom Scharnberg
February 5, 2010
May your time of sorrow be tempered by memories of the times you shared. My thoughts are with you.
Janet Kury -Ham
February 5, 2010
My deepest sympathy is with all of you. Charles was one of the finest people I have known throughout our years at Beaumont High School and Lamar. Sincerely, Janet Kury Ham
Diana Pate
February 5, 2010
My heart goes out to all the wonderful Trums. Love, Diana
Lisa & Brad Bowman
February 5, 2010
Dear Mary, Hannah, Caroline, Charlie and family,
It is with heavy heart that we express our sympathy of your loss. Charles was caring, gracious,and encouraging in all his endeavors. We feel blessed to have claimed Charles as our friend. Our prayers are with you at this time but take comfort in knowing Charles is in the loving presence of our Lord.
Our love, Brad, Lisa, Kyle, Emily and Avery Bowman
Pete and Judy Aswad
February 5, 2010
We will miss Charles and his endearing smile. At least he is out of pain now and enjoying watching his family from above.
Mary Gillogly
February 5, 2010
My thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
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