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Cynthia Trossbach Obituary
4.5.1938 - 1.23.2021
Born in Maryland, transplanted to Florida 1975.
Cyndy passed after a short illness. She was a wife, mom, Girl Scout leader, Master Gardener and member of the Stuart Garden Club and the Church of The Advent. She loved to cook and collect recipes. She loved to boat and travel; in later years loved to cruise. She was a hard worker and generous to a fault. Cyndy liked to read and volunteer at the boys and girls club. Survived by her husband of 59 years, Bo and 2 daughters, Jessica Trossbach and Jennifer Trossbach (Liza), and many close friends. Proceeded in death by her parents, Bud and Dorothy Clayton, and 2 sisters, Ellen Wright (Butch) and Joan Clayton. PS: She was the epitome Kool-Aid Mom and made the BEST coconut cake ever! In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the Stuart Garden Club or the Palm City Church of the Advent.
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Patty Kirkham
February 2, 2021
Mrs. Trossbach was the Garden Club volunteer in my classroom for many years at Citrus Grove Elementary. She will be greatly missed! My sincere condolences to the Trossbach family.
Patty Kirkham
Jeanette and Ed Parham
January 31, 2021
Dear Bo, Jessica and Jennifer,
It is with great sadness that we learned of Cyndy's passing this morning, 01/31/2021 from Jessica's phone call. We enjoyed knowing Cyndy in St. Mary's County, MD when we both taught at Esperanza Middle School. Jeanette was a Mathematics teacher, while Cyndy taught Physical Education and Elaine Davis taught Home Economics. Elaine's husband, Paul was in charge of a portion of the Naval Air Station and Jeanette's husband, Ed worked for NANEP at Webster Field. We thoroughly enjoyed our time with Cyndy and are glad to have kept up with your family via Christmas letters throughout the years. One of the best things is that Cyndy gave me her mother's recipe for crab cakes! Mrs. Clayton at Clayton's Marina made the best ever crab cakes!!
May God give you His peace and comfort as you grieve her passing.
Please keep in touch with us as we still care about your family.
Much love in Christ,
Jeanette and Ed Parham [email protected] 571-383-1775
Kimberly Brown
January 28, 2021
Mrs. Trossbach volunteered at Citrus Grove Elementary. She shared her love for plants and the outdoors with our students for the last thirteen years. Our students and staff will miss her. We are grateful for everything she did for our garden club. We send our condolences to her her family. Thank you for sharing Mrs. Trossbach with us.
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