Charlotte, North Carolina
Benjamin Carter Trotter, III Mr. Trotter, 61, of Charlotte, NC died at his residence on October 18, 2010. He was preceded in death by his parents, Benjamin Warren Trotter, II and Katherine Rossetter Trotter; and his sister, Katherine Trotter Johnson. Mr. Trotter is survived by his daughters,...
Read MoreDad, words can't express the way i miss you. everyday i am working hard to make you proud. i love you and as that peice of paper said on your fridge... i will never never never give up.
carter
July 11, 2011
Dear Trotter Family,
I want to send my sincere condolences to the family. I was very fond of your dad. I remember your dad as being a good looking,funny,kind hearted person. He was a real gentleman. What can I say, he was a Trotter!
There were many times the Trotter families would came to Charlotte or met in Eden(leaksville)spent time together with Benny,Kathy,Brandon, and Sue B. Back then we had a lot of fun!! Recently, I found a picture of all the Trotter's at Maude and Ben's...
Hunter Trotter
November 10, 2010 | Greensboro, NC
May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
cooper trotter
November 10, 2010 | Greensboro, NC
Many of the very best moments I have lived have been in the company Ben and his family. I'm so grateful that they have been in my life. For twenty years I have kept a note from him about friendship under the glass on my desk That laugh of his has been my daily companion, and after I shed some tears I will look forward to hearing it again.
Peter Donahue
November 04, 2010 | Mt. Prospect, IL
Just a wonderful guy with a big heart who always stood up to help a friend in a thoughtful manner. A great story teller and he loved to laugh. Needed many more like Ben. Ben loved his family so very much.
Steve Gropp
November 03, 2010 | Arlington, VA
May kind thoughts and cherished memories sustain you in your time of sorrow and bring you some measure of peace.
Sue and Mitchell Kuff
October 25, 2010 | Gaithersburg, MD
Ben had that gift to bring parties together like no other. We younger guys idolized him. I never forget I got what I thought was a big meeting and brought Ben with me. The guy stood us up and I was embarassed as can be. Ben said, "Don't worry, he owes us one now!" That was Ben.
Tom Regnell
October 25, 2010 | Alexandria, VA
Like the single letter T monogramed on the pocket of each of his dress shirts, Ben's elegance was always understated and his style impeccable. Add to that his magnetic charm, his good nature and sense of humor and it's understandable why he was known and loved by so many. He was a true gentleman. I was fortunate to have known him since the late 70's and to have had him as a friend. My deepest condolences to his Ben's family. He will be missed.
George Parr
October 25, 2010 | Bethesda, MD
The Staff of 3400 Selwyn Apartments would like to send our sincere condolences to all of Ben Trotter's family & friends. Ben was a great resident, and will be missed! You are in our prayers.
3400 Selwyn Apartments
October 23, 2010 | Charlotte, NC