Donald H. Trautlein

Trautlein Family and Friends,
My deep sympathy to all. Please keep fond memories of Donald in your hearts. He served community and BSCo with great distinction. God Bless him and may he Rest in Peace. Sincerely,

I first met Don during the winter of 1956 as an intern with PW, our relatonship spanned the subsquent years at both PW and Bethlehem Steel. Don accepted his life challenges with a positive attitude which I will always remember.

Peg and I send our sincere regrets to Don's family.

Don was a great mentor to me at PW and I learned a great deal from him. He was the real deal.... My heartfelt sympathy to his entire family...

Mary & Family: it was a joy knowing Donald these past 5 years and witnessing his accomplishemnts during a difficult stage in his life. I may have been titled a "walking companion" but he became my friend, my checker partner, and dancing buddy. We continued to seize what life had to offer and made the best of it. I will miss him and my prayers are with all of you. God Bless.
Amy Baskar, Wellness Coordinator at MHS

Mary: Although Alzheimer's is such a terrible disease as it robs mind then body, there are still memorable moments from Galilee House at Moravian Hall Square. One of the most amazing memories of visiting my Aunt Bertha is of Don playing the grand piano. I am sure that his beautiful music must be one of your treasures of the heart as well. My sincere sympathy to you and your family. Susan Derr Kirk

I joined the New York staff of PW in June, 1952 and believe I had some small associations with Don probably in the staff assignment
room. His career was one of outstanding achievements. I wish to
offer my sincere sympathy to Mrs. Trautlein and family.
Mike Chaffier, CPA(Retired)
Roseto, Pa

As a former director of Bethlehem Steel, and a friend of Don, Rosemary and I send our sincere regrets to Don's family.

Jack Curcio
Retired, CEO, Chairman, President
Mack Trucks, Inc.