NATCHEZ-Funeral services for James H. Trindle, Jr.,72, of Vidalia, who died January 28, 2014 at Central Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, MS,, will be 2 p.m. Tuesday February 4, 2014 at Vidalia Presbyterian Church with Rev. Clyde Ray Webber officiating.
Burial will follow at the Natchez City Cemetery under the direction of Laird Funeral Home.
Visitation will be 1 p.m. to service time Tuesday at the church.
Mr. Trindle was born July 17, 1941 in Natchez to James H. Trindle, Sr. and Vivian Richards Trindle. He was a graduate of Vidalia high school and remained in the circle of his friends and classmates throughout his life. He has worked in the paint business and floor covering business most of his working career. He worked for Crescent Hardwood Floors in the latter part of his life until retiring to spend time with his wife and family. According to him, that was the most rewarding job he could have ever had.
Mr. Trindle was a very competitive person. He enjoyed playing golf, watching his beloved LSU teams play and if you ever made a playful bet with him, WATCH OUT. He could win that bet without you knowing when or how he did it. Whenever he and his friends would get together, the conversations would always come around to sports. He was a walking book of knowledge about LSU sports.
Mr. Trindle will be missed by all but especially his family. He had such a strong personality, and such strong ideas about closeness of family. He loved his family to the extreme. God came to Jimmy later in life, but he believed that he would take care of him and his family.
Mr. Trindle is preceded in death by his parents and sister-in-law, Mary Smith.
Survivors include his wife, Bonnie Trindle of Vidalia; one son: James H. Trindle III and his wife, Gabby, of Natchitoches, LA; two daughters, Valerie Trindle of Charleston, SC and Miki Thompson of Vidalia; three grandchildren, James H. Trindle IV, Lindsey and Tyler Thompson; one sister, Debbie Trindle Lesieutre and husband, Paul.
Pallbearers will be, Leo Ivy, John Troendle, Bill McDonough, Barry Schaferkotter, Tom Bailey, Jim Trindle III, Paul Lesieutre and Johanna Miller.
Honorary pallbearers are Tommy Smith and Dr. Jack Rodriquez.
Jimmy, you are with our Heavenly Father now. Let him lead the way and sooner or later, we will all see your beautiful face again.
Burial will follow at the Natchez City Cemetery under the direction of Laird Funeral Home.
Visitation will be 1 p.m. to service time Tuesday at the church.
Mr. Trindle was born July 17, 1941 in Natchez to James H. Trindle, Sr. and Vivian Richards Trindle. He was a graduate of Vidalia high school and remained in the circle of his friends and classmates throughout his life. He has worked in the paint business and floor covering business most of his working career. He worked for Crescent Hardwood Floors in the latter part of his life until retiring to spend time with his wife and family. According to him, that was the most rewarding job he could have ever had.
Mr. Trindle was a very competitive person. He enjoyed playing golf, watching his beloved LSU teams play and if you ever made a playful bet with him, WATCH OUT. He could win that bet without you knowing when or how he did it. Whenever he and his friends would get together, the conversations would always come around to sports. He was a walking book of knowledge about LSU sports.
Mr. Trindle will be missed by all but especially his family. He had such a strong personality, and such strong ideas about closeness of family. He loved his family to the extreme. God came to Jimmy later in life, but he believed that he would take care of him and his family.
Mr. Trindle is preceded in death by his parents and sister-in-law, Mary Smith.
Survivors include his wife, Bonnie Trindle of Vidalia; one son: James H. Trindle III and his wife, Gabby, of Natchitoches, LA; two daughters, Valerie Trindle of Charleston, SC and Miki Thompson of Vidalia; three grandchildren, James H. Trindle IV, Lindsey and Tyler Thompson; one sister, Debbie Trindle Lesieutre and husband, Paul.
Pallbearers will be, Leo Ivy, John Troendle, Bill McDonough, Barry Schaferkotter, Tom Bailey, Jim Trindle III, Paul Lesieutre and Johanna Miller.
Honorary pallbearers are Tommy Smith and Dr. Jack Rodriquez.
Jimmy, you are with our Heavenly Father now. Let him lead the way and sooner or later, we will all see your beautiful face again.
NATCHEZ-Funeral services for James H. Trindle, Jr.,72, of Vidalia, who died January 28, 2014 at Central Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson, MS,, will be 2 p.m. Tuesday February 4, 2014 at Vidalia Presbyterian Church with Rev. Clyde Ray Webber officiating.
Burial will follow at the Natchez City Cemetery under the direction of Laird Funeral Home.
Visitation will be 1 p.m. to service time Tuesday at the church.
Mr. Trindle was born July 17, 1941 in Natchez to James H. Trindle, Sr. and Vivian Richards Trindle. He was a graduate of Vidalia high school and remained in the circle of his friends and classmates throughout his life. He has worked in the paint business and floor covering business most of his working career. He worked for Crescent Hardwood Floors in the latter part of his life until retiring to spend time with his wife and family. According to him, that was the most rewarding job he could have ever had.
Mr. Trindle was a very competitive person. He enjoyed playing golf, watching his beloved LSU teams play and if you ever made a playful bet with him, WATCH OUT. He could win that bet without you knowing when or how he did it. Whenever he and his friends would get together, the conversations would always come around to sports. He was a walking book of knowledge about LSU sports.
Mr. Trindle will be missed by all but especially his family. He had such a strong personality, and such strong ideas about closeness of family. He loved his family to the extreme. God came to Jimmy later in life, but he believed that he would take care of him and his family.
Mr. Trindle is preceded in death by his parents and sister-in-law, Mary Smith.
Survivors include his wife, Bonnie Trindle of Vidalia; one son: James H. Trindle III and his wife, Gabby, of Natchitoches, LA; two daughters, Valerie Trindle of Charleston, SC and Miki Thompson of Vidalia; three grandchildren, James H. Trindle IV, Lindsey and Tyler Thompson; one sister, Debbie Trindle Lesieutre and husband, Paul.
Pallbearers will be, Leo Ivy, John Troendle, Bill McDonough, Barry Schaferkotter, Tom Bailey, Jim Trindle III, Paul Lesieutre and Johanna Miller.
Honorary pallbearers are Tommy Smith and Dr. Jack Rodriquez.
Jimmy, you are with our Heavenly Father now. Let him lead the way and sooner or later, we will all see your beautiful face again.
Burial will follow at the Natchez City Cemetery under the direction of Laird Funeral Home.
Visitation will be 1 p.m. to service time Tuesday at the church.
Mr. Trindle was born July 17, 1941 in Natchez to James H. Trindle, Sr. and Vivian Richards Trindle. He was a graduate of Vidalia high school and remained in the circle of his friends and classmates throughout his life. He has worked in the paint business and floor covering business most of his working career. He worked for Crescent Hardwood Floors in the latter part of his life until retiring to spend time with his wife and family. According to him, that was the most rewarding job he could have ever had.
Mr. Trindle was a very competitive person. He enjoyed playing golf, watching his beloved LSU teams play and if you ever made a playful bet with him, WATCH OUT. He could win that bet without you knowing when or how he did it. Whenever he and his friends would get together, the conversations would always come around to sports. He was a walking book of knowledge about LSU sports.
Mr. Trindle will be missed by all but especially his family. He had such a strong personality, and such strong ideas about closeness of family. He loved his family to the extreme. God came to Jimmy later in life, but he believed that he would take care of him and his family.
Mr. Trindle is preceded in death by his parents and sister-in-law, Mary Smith.
Survivors include his wife, Bonnie Trindle of Vidalia; one son: James H. Trindle III and his wife, Gabby, of Natchitoches, LA; two daughters, Valerie Trindle of Charleston, SC and Miki Thompson of Vidalia; three grandchildren, James H. Trindle IV, Lindsey and Tyler Thompson; one sister, Debbie Trindle Lesieutre and husband, Paul.
Pallbearers will be, Leo Ivy, John Troendle, Bill McDonough, Barry Schaferkotter, Tom Bailey, Jim Trindle III, Paul Lesieutre and Johanna Miller.
Honorary pallbearers are Tommy Smith and Dr. Jack Rodriquez.
Jimmy, you are with our Heavenly Father now. Let him lead the way and sooner or later, we will all see your beautiful face again.
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