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John Trexler

Charlotte, North Carolina

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John Francis Trexler CHARLOTTE - John Trexler, beloved brother, uncle, and friend, died Saturday June 9, 2012 from injuries sustained in a bicycle accident. John was born in Charlotte on February 18, 1951 to the late Isabelle White and Charles Brent Trexler. A graduate of Myers Park High School...

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I used to clean for John and he was always quiet, withdrawn and secluded while we were there. Except when we got to those instruments and his larger than life collection of art and music. He would go on and on telling us about it. He was very simple, messy (a typical bachelor), and always tipped us. He was sweet....

Henry, I am just now seeing this obiturary for your brother John. I am so sorry for you and your family. I know it has been a long time, but I so remember our trip to Belize with John and what a wonderful person he was. I see that you are married now and doing so well with your music. Jack and I are still together and Natalie is getting married in 2 weeks, on Aug 25. I hope your are doing well. My home email is [email protected] if you get this and want to say hi. I think and talk...

Our sincere sympathy.
David and Sterling Savage

I met John at Cycle NC where a couple of years I shared a few beers with him and rode with him a few times. He was always a delightful person to converse with on many topics and I was deeply saddened to learn of his passing. My sincere condolences to his family and friends.

My music partner and I played with John when he and Pat were still together in the early 90's, all musicians at the Georgia Renaissance Festival. He was an incredible musician, and I loved not only listening to him play, but talk about all the instruments he and Pat carried with them - especially the Hurdy-Gurdy, my favorite. Life changes took all four of us in different directions, but I still cherish those times...

Henry, so sorry for your loss- I fondly remember John playing in the Redd Sled
during Advent for many years. Can still hear his Ullian pipes and huurdy gurdy.

Tom and I have heard John play for the "Folk Music Society" for many years. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family.
Tom and Becky Estes

Truly a great loss to many who knew John Trexler and his gift of music.

I wanted to let the family know that John impacted my life in a positive way even though I did not know him well.