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Trotter, William G., Sr. Thurs., Jan. 3, 2013. Beloved husband of Colleen Trotter (nee Oliver); dear father and father-in-law of William G. Trotter, Jr., Timothy (Karen) Trotter and Bradley Trotter; dear grandfather of Angela (Scott) Solomon, Amanda (Daniel) Kurdys, Abigail, Alexandra and Timothy Trotter; dear greatgrandfather of Jack Solomon; our dear brother-in-law, uncle, cousin and friend. Services: at ORTMANN'S 9222 Lackland, Overland, Mon., Jan. 7 at 11 a.m. Interment Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery. Memorial contributions to the American Parkinson Disease Association appreciated. Visitation from 2-8 p.m. Sunday.
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I have so many good memories of times our families went on vacation together-driving to Florida where Bane lost his glasses on the beach in the evening and we actually found them! And I will always remember Uncle Bill talking like Donald Duck when I was a kid. He was a wonderful man who will be truly missed.
"Now is your time of grief, but I will see you again and you will rejoice, and no one will take away your joy." John 16:22
Sue Wernert
February 4, 2013
Rest in Peace Great Uncle Bill, we will all miss you so much!
Amy Oliver
February 1, 2013
Brad, Mrs Trotter and the whole family,
We were sad to hear about your loss. There are too many fun memories of weekends at the lake to detail. Playing cards is one of the tops though.
Thanks for opening your hearts and home to us. All of you are in our thoughts and prayers.
Love,
Joan and Kurt Delabar
January 7, 2013
My mom, Rose Daffron, and Annie, Bill's sister were best friends since Kdg. Mom always said Bill was so good to her and Annie growing up. She also told us how Connie and Bill welcomed them to Mississippi. God's Blessings during this difficult time.
Nancy Daffron-Burke
January 7, 2013
jim trotter
January 7, 2013
Bill Connie and Joyce from Marks 60th birthday party
bill trotter
January 7, 2013
We are sorry for your loss. May God bless your family during this time. Bob and Cathy Griffey
Bob and Cathy Griffey
January 6, 2013
Uncle Bill was my favorite Uncle.The Franklyn and Trotter families go back over 50 years.We had may great familiy meomories and will continue to do so.He was a great family man and LOYAL!!!! husband to my Aunt Colleen.Their love for each other never died. They were still "dating" like they were a young couple.This is what a true marriage is all about.You will be missed Uncle Bill on family bar b ques Great card game of blitz and for your sense of humor.My God belss you as you rest in peace and may god be with your family during this difficult time.Leonard R Franklyn
Leonard Franklyn
January 6, 2013
I forgot to sign our post.
Len & Joan Franklyn
January 5, 2013
We spent many happy years with Bill & Colleen, they were a very dedicated couple and spent over 60 years together. As a brother-in-law he couldn't be beat, he was witty and very much a family man. All of our friends used to get together to play poker, I mean the men friends. They loved it and they also loved playing Jarts. Praying for the whole family at this time and knowing we're in God's hands.
January 5, 2013
Our sympathys to the family. My parents enjoyed being the Trotter's neighbors for many years. Joy (Lueders) and Mark Prout.
January 5, 2013
Bill Trotter, Phil Lauer, on the deck @ the lake, talking WWII & Vietnam, John Phillip Sousa on the CD player. Cheers to these heroes and their comrades, and Godspeed to you Bill.
Leon Kubiak
January 5, 2013
What great memories I have growing up with the entire Trotter family. From working at Reeno to dealing with us during the teen years (the 70's I might add)Mr William G. Trotter was a great example. He seemed to follow the playbook right out of Gal 5 22-23 Love, Joy, Peace, Patience, Kindness,Goodness, Gentleness Faithfulness and self control. What a great legacy and what great memories. Mrs. Trotter thank you so much for all the love and patience when we were growing up and accept my deepest sympathy
Jim Lieber
January 5, 2013
So sorry to hear this. Please accept our deepest sympathies from the Damsgaard Family.
Beth Damsgaard-Rodriguez
January 5, 2013
Over 50 years of memories is hard to describe,he was a wonderful uncle, a mentor to me,a veteran who fought on the front lines in WWII,a devoted husband and father,a friend,there are so many family memories with Uncle Bill I just want to say thank you,I will see you on the other side and may God's grace bring a smile to you there as often as you had one here, Phyllis loved Uncle Bill too,our memories together with him always centered around family discussion and living life to its fullest potential. Love and peace always Uncle Bill.....
Jim & Phyllis Franklyn
January 5, 2013
Our sincerest condolences to the Trotter family. Bill was a terrific man, and he will be missed, always. We know he is enjoying a peaceful eternity in heaven.
Bruce & Linda Lehmann
January 5, 2013
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