Robert C. Trimble

I, too, was a Canadensis camper - from 1963 to 1970. That was a long time ago but the memories of "Uncle Bob" have endured with amazing clarity. He was a true legend and his passing comes as a crushing blow. This man was a leader and an inspiration. May he rest in peace.

Dear Family of Bob Trimble,
I am so sorry to hear of Bob's passing. I will always remember him as the first person to welcome me to the neighborhood. He always had a smile, a joke or a kind word to say - I don't think I've ever met a nicer man or one with a better outlook on life. My thoughts are with you all in this time of sorrow.

Bob Trimble was always THE MAN!
He greeted me as Superintendent and became a special friend for the ten years that I spent in Cheltenham.

I'll always remember his humor, his positive attitude and his devotion to the students of the high school.

Students and staff were charmed and challenged by Bob - his impact
will be felt for generations.

My wishes of condolence are extended to his precious family from Leila and me.

Leonard B. Finkelstein

I was deeply saddened when I heard of the passing of Bob Trimble. He was my gym teacher at Wyncote School and Cheltenham High and taught me how to shoot a jump shot. He was a role model, mentor and friend to countless students throughout the years and will be sorely missed and fondly remembered

I was a graduate of Cheltenham High, and had the privilage of having Mr. Trimble as a wonderful Principal. His voice, and walk down the halls! He recognized me 26 years later as a patient of mine, and I still called him "Mr. Trimble!! I will miss him!
My deepest condolences to The Trimble Family.
Laurie Love-Staller

OUR SINCEREST CONDOLENCES TO ALL THE TRIMBLE FAMILY. WE LOVED BOBBY, HIS DEMEANOR, HIS LOVE OF ATHLETICS & SPORTS, AND HIS QUICK WIT.

WE SEND OUR SPECIAL PRAYERS, AND COMFORTS.
COUSIN, BUZZ KIRCHER & FAMILY

I graduated Cheltenham in '72 and have nothing but good memories of Mr. Trimble. My condolences to his family and friends.

We will miss you Bob and your "Kircher" sense of humor. I am sure you and Warren Davis are sharing good times up above.
We love you,
Tom and Deb Kircher

It is always hard to lose a family member. Mr. Trimble made a huge impact on all he came in contact with.