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Trokey

In Loving Memory

Trokey, Daniel F.

Fortified with the Sacraments of Holy Mother Church on Tuesday August 8, 2023. Beloved husband of 52 years Susan C. Trokey (nee Hofer). Loving father of Michael Trokey. Proud grandfather of Michael Andrew Trokey. Dear brother of the late Janet (Survived by Charlie) Cobb. Dear brother-in-law of Mary (Timothy) Forst. Our dear uncle, great uncle, cousin, Godfather and friend to many.

Services; Funeral from Kutis South County Chapel (5255 Lemay Ferry) on Monday August 14th 9:30AM for 10AM mass at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church (Oakville, MO). Interment Private. In lieu of flowers Masses preferred or contributions to St. Mary’s High School or St. Francis of Assisi St. Vincent DePaul Society appreciated. Visitation Sunday 3-7PM

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15 thoughts on “Trokey, Daniel F.”

  1. Dear Sue: I am so sorry to hear about Dan. Now he is resting comfortably and not in any pain. May he rest in peace. May you find comfort in your friends and prayers.

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  2. Dan was a great guy who would do anything for you. He will be greatly missed by so many people. Prayers for all his family and friends.

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  3. My heart and prayers go out to the Trokey family for their loss of such a great man who left his mark here on earth. In not about how long you live or how much wealth you accumulate, it’s will you be remembered after you are gone for the good you did and the people you touched with your kindness. Well Mr. Trokey I can say that you touched many many tens of thousands easily. Be at peace my friend and look after all of us from up there. You were an amazing man loved by so many.

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  4. Dan is an Alumnus of St. Mary’s High School, Class of 1963. On behalf of the faculty, staff, and students of what is now known as, “St. Mary’s Southside Catholic High School”, both past and present, we extend our most heartfelt sympathy to Dan’s family and friends.

    Also know that we share in your sorrow and grieve for your loss. Special mention and offerings of condolences to Dan’s classmates and to those students, who, at one time or another, were either upper classmates or under classmates of his, and who may have known him personally or “of him” as someone they passed in the hallways, or shared a table with at lunchtime or maybe even participated in some of the same extra-curricular activities as Dan did from the time he enrolled as a Freshman in September of 1959 until the time he graduated as a Senior in June of 1963.

    Although Dan is gone from this life, and there’s been a name change at the school, his spirit has been and always will be here on the school’s campus at 4701 South Grand Avenue. The same place it’s been since 1931. And just as it was in his lifetime, ever since the day Dan enrolled and became a “Son of Mary”, daily prayers will continue to be said and daily masses will continue to be offered for him by the Brothers of Mary.

    Danny Slay
    Class of ‘67
    Executive Member – Board of Directors
    St. Mary’s South Side Catholic High School Alumni Association

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  5. Dan, say hi to Dona! You were a great neighbor! My prayers and love go out to Sue and the Trokey family! God speed and rest in peace in God’s kingdom!!!

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  6. We are all better off having known Dan. He was truly the most kind hearted, funny person who always greeted me with a smile and a kiss. I can’t express how much he will be missed. Sue & Mike we are sending our love, and pray for your peace. He will live on in all of the wonderful memories we share, and he will be missed forever!

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  7. Dan was a great guy and we enjoyed so many good times with him. He will be sorely missed. So blessed to have him in our lives for so many years. Our wonderful memories will be cherished forever ❤️

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  8. Whether running into Dan in a store or sharing a table at St. Agatha’s reunion, he always had a smile, a quiet demeanor and time to chat with friends (or classmates). Deepest sympathy to the Trokey family. He will be missed by so many.

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  9. Sue and Mike, so sad to hear of Dan’s Passing. Our prayers are with you at this time. May he Rest in peace, Dan.

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  10. So sorry to hear about Dan. He used to stop and talk when he walked Michael around the neighborhood. Our thoughts and prayers are with all your family.
    John and Pat Bohrmann

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  11. Sue
    So very sorry to hear about Dan, I remember him from St, Agatha”s grade school. We enjoyed lots of fun with canasta touraments at my cousins house, He was a great guy, Keeping you and your family in my thoughts and prayers.

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  12. Dear Sue,
    So sorry to hear about Dan. He was a great partner, mentor, friend while working and helping us all at Advertisers. Kara and I will never forget our
    outrageous times at the Christmas Parties as well a how much we appreciate
    all he contributed to our business. I hope you can find peace in knowing how
    many loved and appreciated him.

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