George Elmer Trudgen, 92, of Dallas, passed away peacefully in his sleep at the home of his son and daughter-in-law.
George is survived by his son, Floyd K. Trudgen; daughter-in-law, Cynthia Trudgen; grandchildren, Taylor Monk and husband, Robert Monk; and Sadie Trudgen; sister, Helen Lewis; and many nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Catherine; his parents, Richard and Lillian; and many siblings.
A dedicated and hardworking man, George began working in the coal mines in the fourth grade to help support his family during the Great Depression. His career spanned many roles, from building cabinets, contributing to the construction of Newberry Estates, to eventually retiring from Nicholson Steam Trap.
George was known for his simplicity, great sense of humor, friendliness, kindness, and love for his family which was evident to everyone who knew him. He enjoyed spending time in nature, walking the neighborhood, Frances Slocum State Park, Ricketts Glen, bird watching and mowing the lawn. He especially enjoyed breakfast out on the weekends with his granddaughters.
In accordance with his and his family's wishes, there will be no funeral services. If you wish to reach Floyd, you can call 570-472-1711.
Arrangements are by Harold C. Snowdon Funeral Home Inc., Shavertown.
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Carl & Susan
June 10, 2024
Floyd and Cindy,
We read about your Dad's passing and we're sending our sincerest condolences. Even when it's expected, it's never an easy transition when it happens. Your Dad sounds like an awesome person and family man and in the end, that's what it's
all about.
We will say a prayer for you and your family and hope that your memories will be a light in your darkness.
Most sincerely,
Carl & Susan Charnetski
Dan and Holly
June 9, 2024
Floyd Cindy and family.Very sorry to hear about your father/ father in law.Hard to lose a parent no matter the situation.God bless George a d are prayers are with you.God has a plan and place for all of us.
Linda Somoga
June 9, 2024
So sorry about your Dad Floyd, I´m sure he will be missed by all of you! May you find comfort in knowing that you, Cindy & the girl´s brought him so much joy in his life hugs to my friend
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