Ronald H. Trexler

My condolences to you on the loss of your dad. I have so many wonderful memories of our summer days at Grandma and Grandpa's pool. Uncle Ron and my beautiful Aunt Chris...so much fun and laughter and love. The Double Bubble Gum stash in the closet, Grandpa playing the organ, my sister and Missey and I "painting our nails" with the petals from the flowers that grew on the swimming pool gate, swimming at night with the pool lights on, Uncle Rick and his fancy dives, Cousin Todd yelling out the car window to some lucky girls, "Where's the hamburger to go with that shake?!" LOL. How lucky we were to have those special times together! They are forever tucked away in my heart. Blessings to all of you. Keeping you all close in my thoughts and prayers. With much love, your cousin Wendi.

Ron was my cousin. His mother Alma and my mother Alyce were sisters. Our grandparents were Adolph and Alma Tust, who came to Allentown, PA., in the early 20th century. They raised five children. Alma and Alyce spoke only German until they went to school.

I have so many great memories of Ron as a child and as an adult. He was kind and loved family so very much.

My sincere condolences to all the Trexler family, John Moore