Pam Trobaugh '55, R.I.P.

[Tom Sims, '55 ISO]

Pam Trobaugh, Ed's wife, passed away painlessly and comfortably at home
in  Steilacoom WA. on 3 February 2024
.
Ed and Pam's '55 Personal Web Page:

https://www.west-point.org/class/usma1955/PWP/TrobE.htm

In sadness,

Tom Sims'55 ISO
tes...@gmail.com

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On 15 January, my wife Pam Trobaugh suffered a severe stroke, was
transported to Harborview Trauma Hospital in Seattle for surgery.  On 24
January, she was discharged and transported home to home hospice.  On 3
February 2024, Pam died painlessly and comfortably.  At her wishes, she
died in her home, there will be no services, she will be cremated and
inurnment will be at West Point Cemetery at a later date.  A strong  and
dedicated Army Wife, Pam is survived by son Grant Trobaugh (Eileen), son
Jeff Trobaugh (Julie), and daughter LeeAnne Crawford (Mac Crawford), five
grandchildren, two great grandchildren and her husband, Edward L.
Trobaugh.

Ed

[Sent for [chikalla@aol.com] by [usma1955]]

May she rest in peace.   Jessie Chikalla

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May she be at rest with our love and prayers

God love to each of you Ed and family   My love to you  Jane Hadly

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On Feb 9, 2024, at 10:32 AM, Sent for [chik...@aol.com] by [usma1955] <chikalla_at...@west-point.org> wrote:



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[Tom Sims, '55 ISO]

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Date: Tue, Jun 11, 2024 at 6:55 AM
Subject: Re: Pam Trobaugh '55, R.I.P.
To: Tom Sims, '55 ISO <usma...@gmail.com>

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Dear Sir,

I am writing to inform you that my father, Ed Trobaugh has passed away. I
have already notified West Point AOG so I hope that this is not news to
you.

This coming Saturday, 15 June, there will be a Celebration of Life for my
parents at the American Lakes VA Golf Course here in Tacoma, Washinton.

Mom and Dad will be inurned at West Point at some future date.

I would appreciate any other guidance on communications with the Class of
55 and West Point.

Sincerely,

Grant Trobaugh (78)