Roll Call Tribute
Ingle "I C" Trimble Jr. '60 July 22, 2020 8:23 AM updated: July 22, 2020 8:24 AM
Ingle Charles Trimble Jr.
APRIL 2, 1938 – JULY 2, 2020
Ingle Charles Trimble, Jr. was born April 2nd 1938 in San Antonio Tx. And went to be with the Lord and family on July 2, 2020.
He is preceded in death by his parents Ingle & Carolyn Trimble and wife Kateri B. Trimble. He is survived by his sister Patricia Bryant; son Barclay and wife Lana and grandkids Cheyanne and Bryce; daughter Christi and her husband Ben and grandkids Evyn, Luke & Becca and Daniel; son Craig and his wife Tanya and grandkids Alyssa, Megan, Lauren, and Julia; grandkids-in-law Alex and Maria; and great grandchildren Ashton and Amelie. He is also survived by his beloved pets Midnight, Calico, Patches, Goldie and Frank.
He was in the Corps of Cadets and graduated Texas A&M in 1960 with a Bachelors in geological engineering. He was then commissioned as a 2LT in the US Army at Ft. Sill OK. He worked with Humble oil and Refinery in Denver for one day and was then transferred to Billings, MT. Where he met his wife, Kateri and they were married Oct. 5, 1963. He went back to Texas A&M and got a masters in Business Management. He was a landman for Getty and Exxon until he retired in 1996.
He loved his wife, kids and grandkids and friends unconditionally. He was a devoted son, brother, uncle and friend. He was the best story teller and made all he came in contact with laugh. He was such a joy to be around. He was one of the most gentle, patient and kind men that you will ever meet. He will be desperately missed. He are all better people because we knew him.
APRIL 2, 1938 – JULY 2, 2020
Ingle Charles Trimble, Jr. was born April 2nd 1938 in San Antonio Tx. And went to be with the Lord and family on July 2, 2020.
He is preceded in death by his parents Ingle & Carolyn Trimble and wife Kateri B. Trimble. He is survived by his sister Patricia Bryant; son Barclay and wife Lana and grandkids Cheyanne and Bryce; daughter Christi and her husband Ben and grandkids Evyn, Luke & Becca and Daniel; son Craig and his wife Tanya and grandkids Alyssa, Megan, Lauren, and Julia; grandkids-in-law Alex and Maria; and great grandchildren Ashton and Amelie. He is also survived by his beloved pets Midnight, Calico, Patches, Goldie and Frank.
He was in the Corps of Cadets and graduated Texas A&M in 1960 with a Bachelors in geological engineering. He was then commissioned as a 2LT in the US Army at Ft. Sill OK. He worked with Humble oil and Refinery in Denver for one day and was then transferred to Billings, MT. Where he met his wife, Kateri and they were married Oct. 5, 1963. He went back to Texas A&M and got a masters in Business Management. He was a landman for Getty and Exxon until he retired in 1996.
He loved his wife, kids and grandkids and friends unconditionally. He was a devoted son, brother, uncle and friend. He was the best story teller and made all he came in contact with laugh. He was such a joy to be around. He was one of the most gentle, patient and kind men that you will ever meet. He will be desperately missed. He are all better people because we knew him.
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