Dennis L. Trapp, 79, of Greenville, South Carolina died Friday, July 16th, at 12:50 p.m. at Prisma Health Greenville Memorial Hospital. Born on July 17, 1941, in Franklin County in Columbus, Ohio, he was the son of the late Lewis and Irene Trapp. He was a 1959 graduate of Hamilton Township High School where heContinue Reading
Norma Martina
left a message on August 2, 2021:
I am so sorry for your loss. We attended school together for twelve years Obetz and then Hamilton High. We kept in contact over the years. We were both OSU graduates and Buckeye fans. I was very surprised he always seemed to be in good health and spirit.
Dan & Karen Graham
left a message on July 30, 2021:
We remember Dennis as a good neighbor who always waved and smiled as we walked our dog by...
He will be missed.
May his family find peace at this time.
Dan & Karen Graham
Dave Brenner
left a message on July 30, 2021:
Having had the honor of working with Dennis for many years he was an inspiration and a wonderful friend to all of us at BFGoodrich and then at Michelin. My sincerest condolences to your family.
Justin Trocki
left a message on July 28, 2021:
I knew Dennis from the gym. He was always so kind. For the past 10 plus years he would say good morning to me every day as he was walking his laps. He always had a smile and something nice to say. He will be greatly missed at Sportsclub.
Evelyn Johnsman
left a message on July 28, 2021:
So sorry for your loss, Dennis was always a kind and gentle soul and very easy to talk with when I met him with my husband Michael. Michael I am sure would have more to say but unfortunately his Parkinsons has advanced with dementia and he is in a memory care unit at this time. I know that Michael enjoyed working with Dennis and stayed in touch after retirement.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Steve Rigdon
left a message on July 26, 2021:
I worked with Dennis at Michelin but I just knew who he was. I reconnected with him at the Sportsclub gym. Over the past several years, I became good friends with Dennis. He was loved by everyone at the gym and the word I have heard people use the most since his passing was "kind". I talked to Dennis on a daily basis. He was well read and knew a lot about a huge variety of topics. He was always reading a new book and I can tell you he zigged and zagged from one topic to another, all regarding history of some sort. The last book he was reading was about "Stephen Hawking". I will really miss getting the synopsis on the topics he was reading. I wish the family strength during this time.
I am attaching a file that I found when helping Dennis do some searches. It is where he was voted his senior class male "Most Likely to Succeed" in 1959.
Best Regards,
Steve RIGDON
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Norma Martina
left a message on August 2, 2021:
I am so sorry for your loss. We attended school together for twelve years Obetz and then Hamilton High. We kept in contact over the years. We were both OSU graduates and Buckeye fans. I was very surprised he always seemed to be in good health and spirit.
Dan & Karen Graham
left a message on July 30, 2021:
We remember Dennis as a good neighbor who always waved and smiled as we walked our dog by...
He will be missed.
May his family find peace at this time.
Dan & Karen Graham
Dave Brenner
left a message on July 30, 2021:
Having had the honor of working with Dennis for many years he was an inspiration and a wonderful friend to all of us at BFGoodrich and then at Michelin. My sincerest condolences to your family.
Justin Trocki
left a message on July 28, 2021:
I knew Dennis from the gym. He was always so kind. For the past 10 plus years he would say good morning to me every day as he was walking his laps. He always had a smile and something nice to say. He will be greatly missed at Sportsclub.
Evelyn Johnsman
left a message on July 28, 2021:
So sorry for your loss, Dennis was always a kind and gentle soul and very easy to talk with when I met him with my husband Michael. Michael I am sure would have more to say but unfortunately his Parkinsons has advanced with dementia and he is in a memory care unit at this time. I know that Michael enjoyed working with Dennis and stayed in touch after retirement.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Steve Rigdon
left a message on July 26, 2021:
I worked with Dennis at Michelin but I just knew who he was. I reconnected with him at the Sportsclub gym. Over the past several years, I became good friends with Dennis. He was loved by everyone at the gym and the word I have heard people use the most since his passing was "kind". I talked to Dennis on a daily basis. He was well read and knew a lot about a huge variety of topics. He was always reading a new book and I can tell you he zigged and zagged from one topic to another, all regarding history of some sort. The last book he was reading was about "Stephen Hawking". I will really miss getting the synopsis on the topics he was reading. I wish the family strength during this time.
I am attaching a file that I found when helping Dennis do some searches. It is where he was voted his senior class male "Most Likely to Succeed" in 1959.
Best Regards,
Steve RIGDON
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