Jeffrey Jay Troglio
Passed away Monday January 21, 2013.
Survived by his mother, Wanda Troglio, sister, Debra Troglio Waters and husband Rick, and brother Dennis.
Services: Visitation will be held at St. Francis Xavier Church, 3628 Lindell Blvd, St. Louis, MO 63108 from 9am to 11:30am. A service will follow from 11:30am-12:30pm.
We are very sorry to hear about Jeffrey, he was a great volunteer for us. He will be greatly missed.
Service Club for the Blind
Dear Wanda, Debbie, Dennis and Rick,
I was so sad to hear about Jeffrey, I know he will be missed by many. Praying for much grace for your family.
Christelle
With heavy hearts we send our deepest condolences to the family of Jeff Troglio.
Jeff has always been a wonderful supporter of Sight And Sound Impaired of Louis and the Deaf-Blind community. His sensitive caring and support of his brother Dennis was always so admired. Jeff
will be greatly missed by many.
I received news from Sight and Sound Inc. of St. Louis. I’m sorry to hear of the loss. He’s a great supporter of Dennis and the SASI-StL. Go in peace.
Pam
Dennis, my heartfelt sympathy to you and your family. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Always remember that help is but just a matter of reaching out, someone will be there for you.
Dennis and family,
Please know you are all in my prayers, especially for you Dennis. If you need me for anything including interpreting, please do not hesitate to ask. I will miss Jeff’s spirit and lively conversations. He was a gem and loved by us at SASISTL.
Dennis and Family, My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Jeff will be missed.
Linda
SASISTL
Dennis and family, I am so surprised and sadden for your the loss of Jeff. He was the first person we met when SASISTL started 3 years ago. I always remembered, “Wow he’s an upbeat person, easy to talk to and just a genuinely nice man”. Those kind of people are far and few between. I am honored to have met him and you are so lucky to have a brother and son like him. His inspiration will live on in our hearts and mind. May you remember all the good things and funny times you had with Jeff. I wish you peace and love during this difficult time and always. You are in are thoughts and prayers. Kathy and Tom
Dennis and Family,
So sorry to hear about Jeff. He was such a joy to talk to at the SASISTL meetings and picnic. He will be greatly missed. Thoughts and prayers are with you.
Cindy
SASISTL
Hi Dennis,
I was so sad to hear about your brother’s death. If there is anything that I can do for you, please do not hesitate to contact me. Beth
Jeff will be remembered for his smile and humor, always good hearted for the Deaf/Blind community. We are so happy that you came to the Sight and Sound Impaired (SASISTL) meetings so that we could get to know you.Dennis and family you are in our prayers.
I am a friend and SSP to Dennis. I am so sorry to hear about Jeff’s sudden passing. My heart goes out to you Dennis and your family. I know he dedicated a lot of his time to assist Dennis in everything he does throughout the day. He will be missed dearly. I’m here for you Dennis if you need anything.
Dennis and family, I’m sorry to hear about the lost of Jeff. He was truly a wonderful guy. I pray that God will grant you all peace through this time of grievance. May you remain strong! God bless you all!
Much love from the Hurd family
Thank you all so much! Pls keep us in your prayers. For those that couldn’t attend I’ve posted the scriptures we choose and my ulogy.
Phillipians 2: 14-18, Phillipians 3: 12-16
Phillipians 4:23
Jeffrey was a dreamer. For those who knew Jeff, he was born into a military family that lived abroad and traveled. Until the his age of 13 he only knew packing up, seeing new things and people coming in and out of his life. Then the same continued.
Clever, witty, not a rule follower, creative and giving; he worked, wished and prayed¸ for life’s best and strived to obtain beauty for his life, and the lives of his friends and family. A person who would light up the room the minute he entered…everyone wanted to know who he was and talk with him (if they were lucky enough to get the chance
Jeff was the middle kid of 5 who quickly became the oldest of 3 after some family tragedy when he was the age of 10. Then, a move back from Europe to the states, no one felt the same and finding oneself become an internal question with new events, places and experiences. He was a parent of sorts to his siblings. Jeff took his sister to her first real restaurant, taught her not to wear white shoes with black hose, and what designer clearance is and when to find it! Dennis has always looked to Jeff to guidance and assurance. He has “raised” people to believe. Jeff aspired us to grow inside while we continue to work and figure out ourselves day to day. He’s been a care giver for years to his brother Dennis, and with multitudes of thanks for those sacrifices. The best first born a middle child could ever be!!
Life brings so many questions, answered and unanswered. Dreams and questioning is what keeps us connected as people. Getting up each day with a charm to persuade, comfort, identify, and encourage others we pass. Or, we pull it within to manage our own day to day; Jeff’s daily walk tried to bring light, prosperity and happiness.
And boy if you were not in the path of light…Jeff would let you know.
Passionate for sure. You knew what he thought after he explained it clearly. Lest a Troglio repress something…that can happen, but left unsaid can be worse than having it said right then and there. ?
Believe, dream, and hold people in your heart. Forgiveness softens memories with time; please remember that as you guide through each day. The love is around you so deep and so wide; yet you may not know it. Take special care in recognizing and cherished love even through the thorns. Jeff, we will grieve for your sudden loss and cherish our time with you. Our prayers are with you as God takes your hand and leads you to the kingdom of Heaven where all of our families abides and watches over us here.
May the power of peace and the presence of the Holy Spirit be and remain with you always.
Dear Wanda, Debra, Rick, Alex, Leyla and Dennis,
Please know how very sad we are to hear of your loved one’s passing. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
God’s blessings to you.
With our sincerest sympathy,
Marty and Dori
Dear Dennis and the Family of Jeff Troglio:
“May you find strength in the love of family and in the warm embrace of friends”
From Your Friends at Rehabilitation Services for the Blind
In Deepest Sympathy
Please accept our sincere condolences upon the loss of your beloved brother. “May his memory be a blessing”
Sharon Silverstein and Penny Perr
Dennis,
My sincere sympathy in your loss
Kathy Lane
Dennis,
I am so sorry for your loss
Kathy Weir
Naomi Soule
Chris Webb
Debbie, When I read your message it was beautiful I will think Jeff as a wonderful guy and ssp to Dennis. I will also keep the verses handy when I think of Jeff
SASI member
Dennis,
I’m so sorry for your loss, I know you will miss him greatly. Please know my prayers are with you.
Krystal- DEAF Inc.
Hello Debbie Waters,
Could you please contact me at 913-677-4562. I would like to provide support from Helen Keller National Center as Dennis transitions from Missouri to Tennessee. Thanks. Beth
Thoughts of deep sympathy are being sent to you and your family for your loss. Please know that God is the Great Comforter (Ps.34:18) and is always there with each new day to give the kind of help needed as you try to cope. Jeffrey touched the lives of others and will be sadly missed.