Edgar M. Trenary
Edgar M. Trenary passed away peacefully at home on February 12, 2024 at the age of 85. He was born in St. Louis, MO on October 12, 1938.
Edgar was preceded in death by Edgar W. and Irene C. Trenary.
Survived by his loving wife of 62 years Jeannette Trenary.
He was the beloved father of Mary Trenary Young, Deborah (Jim) Goulden, Eduard (Pam) Trenary, Beloved grandfather of 8 grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren, Beloved brother-in-law and uncle to many Theiss’s, cousin, and friend of many – too numerous to mention.
Edgar worked Fabick Tractor for 32 years and enjoyed playing the piano and going to the casino. He also volunteered at the Affton Christian Food Pantry.
A celebration of life on Monday, February 26, 2024, 10:00 am, at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, 3140 Meramec Street, St. Louis, MO 63118.
In lieu of flowers, donations to St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church, 3140 Meramec Street, St. Louis, MO 63118.
After 70+ years of knowing this heartful and “funny “ man I will certainly miss him being a part of my life. May he Rest In Peace. And his piano playing, of course. Joan
He was always such a blessing to be around! Kept me amd everyone around him laughing! Sure gonna miss him.
Blessings and prayers for the family.
See you on the other side, Ed!
Love,
Terri
(Wayne and Rosemary Black s daughter).
Uncle ed, rest in peace!!!! Love and hope surrounds you! Enjoy your new life!
Love, nephew Vernon Theiss
Ed, you will always be missed in my heart ❤️ and a little pain in my @#$. LOL
Thanks for the laughs.
Loved working with you at the food pantry.
Prayers and comfort for Jeannette and all who grieve at Ed’s passing. I enjoyed so much our visiting at Wayne and Rosemary’s house. Such funny stories Ed could spin
Rosemary & Wayne’s neighbors and friends for 40 plus years. Helen Hindman
SUMO Mr Brain sandwich SUMO
I’m so sorry for you Mary and your family and all who knew your Dad. He sounds like an incredible person with a flair for kindness, humor and entertaining. I know him through you and wish I could’ve had the honor of meeting him. My sincere sympathies. Love you! 💜
He will be missed at daily Mass — condolences from the Gebkens
We will miss our dear friend. We will miss the many trips and happy times. Our motto was “Eat, drink and laugh”
which is exactly what we did when we were together. We will even miss the German words he would somehow interject into every conversation. He made it known that he loved “The Fatherland” and, of course, his German beer.
Jeannette, the love of Ed’s life, is in good hands with the wonderful family he leaves behind. Prost!
Maria & Gerry Everding
So sorry for your loss. Always had a “smile” for everyone whether at Church, Fish Fry, School Picnics, The Pantry, etc. I remember the first day I was at the Pantry watching him “cut” the egg cartons in half, smiling with such precision. I knew he had to be a “patient” man when he opened the refrigerator and it was filled with half cut egg cartons!! Prayers for Ed, may he rest in peace, and your family. God bless you all!
Judy from St. George
I am so sorry for your loss. I did not know Edgar Trenary very long. He was always friendly and had a smile. I will miss him.