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Earlene was born November 27, 1945 in Harrisonville, MO, a daughter of Earl Henry and Mollie (Ross) Lash. She was a lifelong Cass County, MO, resident. Earlene was united in marriage, on her birthday, November 27, 1962, to Richard L. Troby in Harrisonville.
In 1991, she and Richard started Troby's Maytag Home Appliance Center in Harrisonville. She could always be found behind the counter with one of her many pets. Earlene had a "green thumb", always had many beautiful plants and flowers, and her love of all animals, especially birds, was well known.
Earlene was preceded in death by her son, Ricky, in 1972; and two sisters, Betty and Carol. She is survived by her husband, Richard Troby; a son, Stacy, and daughter-in-law, Melanie Troby, Jerico Springs, MO; a daughter, Kimberly Troby, Harrisonville, MO; three brothers: Earl Lash, Harrisonville, MO; Louis Lash, Belton, MO; and Gene Lash, Raymore, MO; three grandchildren: Dustin Troby, Jeremiah Troby, and Hayden Murphy; and two great-grandchildren, Miah and Payton.
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Lisa Spencer
April 13, 2024
I´m gonna miss you ...you´ve been like a Mom to me since your gorgeous daughter became my best friend! I loved the smile that came across your face every time you would see me and your great big hugs. I know you loved your girl and our Soul Sister Shenanigans! Walking through the door of the store won´t feel the same without you greeting me. I will always remember you and now I get to picture you together with my other favorite people in Eternity. Rest easy, Momma T
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Ann Davidson
April 13, 2024
I will never forget the memories of the times we shared on the phone, talking about life, her love of and for parakeets/parrots and/or cockatiels, etc. Trobys Maytag is one of my customers/accounts, and I've been taking care of them for many years. But with Earlene?... it was a special friendship and not just business. I will miss her dearly, every day and in every way... God bless her family... Ann Davidson, Marcone Appliance Parts .
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