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John P. Traina Sr.

St. Louis, Missouri

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Traina, John P. Sr. Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Wednesday, April 3, 2019. Beloved husband of the late Francine A. Traina (nee Roggie); dear father of Nick (Sue, nee Garfat) Traina, Anna (Tom) Rice, Maria Traina and John (Lara, nee Stutte) Traina Jr.; loving grandfather of...

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Watching John and Pete Traina play midfield for St. Ambrose was an absolute joy and furthermore will be a treasure forever. With regard to John Traina they simply don't come any better. What an example for us all to follow, on and off the field.

Growing up on the Court was like having the biggest extended family ever. The memories will forever live in my heart. John and Fran were the sweetest, and more than neighbors. They are like family. As much as it breaks my heart to know he has passed on, it also makes me smile, knowing he's with his beloved Fran. Our deepest condolences to the entire Traina Family.

A true gentleman.

Condolences to family and friends.
May you gain support and prayers to sustain you at this difficult time.
Isaiah 57:15

John Traina is a St. Louis soccer icon who will always remain an idol for an entire generation of players. He carried himself with a graceful presence on and off the field. His passing is the end of a life but not a relationship. My sincere, heartfelt condolences to the Traina family.
Bill McDermott

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Mr. Traina will be missed, but what great memories of him from the time I was a boy to this day. He was the last of the originals on Tedmar Court. He has missed Fran so much. Now that he is home with his Lord and his dear wife, his broken heart is healed and there is no pain and there are no tears.

God bless you Mr. Traina.

My deepest condolences to the Traina family. I thought so highly of Mr. Traina. He was so good to me and sophomore year at SEA he asked me to join he and Anna at the Father Daughter dance, since my dad had passed years before. It was the kindest offer, and I've regretted my immaturity in declining the offer ever since. He was always smiling, and happily engaged all of us in any of our conversations. Thoughts and prayers as you mourn the passing of a good man, and then celebrate a life...

Our deepest condolences to the family. He was one of the finest and our prayers are with you all.
Jim & Christine Bahlinger