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Peter Traina

In Loving Memory

Traina, Pete John

 

Traina, Pete J. Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church Monday, May 29, 2023. Pete was a beloved husband of the late Rebecca Rodulfo; a loving father of Greg (Traci) Rodulfo, Alisa (Tim) Gilbert and Martina Rodulfo; dearest grandfather of Jessica, Danielle, Rachel, Levi, Race, Roxanne, Amanda, Nicholas and Keith; dear great-grandfather of Jackson, Autumn, Brianna, McKayla, Xander and AJ: and dear brother of the late John (Francine) Traina and the late Frank (Lois) Traina. Pete was devoted to his family and cared deeply for all of his extended family As a lifelong resident of the Hill in St. Louis, Pete had too many friends to count. In his younger years sports was the center of Pete’s life. He was eventually inducted into the Soccer Hall of Fame, as well as hall of fames for baseball and softball.  His love for sports took him to many places that broadened his circle of friends even further. Pete was retired funeral car driver serving many funeral homes in the St. Louis area and a military veteran. Pete will be missed greatly by everyone who loved and enjoyed his company.

Services: Visitation at KUTIS AFFTON Chapel 10151 Gravois Sunday June 4, 4:00-7:00 PM, and on Monday June 5 at St. Ambrose Catholic Church (5130 Wilson Ave, 63110) 9AM until funeral mass at 10:00 AM   Interment JB National Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, Pete requested that any donations may be made to The Sick & Elderly Program of The Hill.

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2 thoughts on “Traina, Pete John”

  1. Pete was my softball coach many years ago. Him along with Archie were wonderful. We had many fun times together. My condolences to his family.

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  2. Pete was a one of a kind nice guy. It was a treat to know him and to get to play soccer with him on the Simpkins team. Always enjoyed his occasional phone calls talking about old soccer stories.

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