Birth date: Oct 24, 1931 Death date: May 1, 2004
Jean A. TreloarSilent Key KB7SVXBorn in Tacoma, WA, on October 24, 1931 to Margaret and John Treloar, Jean passed away May 1, 2004. He was a member of the Radio Club of Tacoma, 20 year member of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, 35 y Read Obituary
I really enjoyed having breakfast on sunday mornings, I will continue to do this with Glenda. The once in awhile requests for help. I find myself thinking of you more often now. I will be busy with something and the thought, (My dad is gone.) will intrude. I miss you.##imported-begin##Jess A. Treloar##imported-end##
Your gentle soul will be missed as much as your warm laughter.##imported-begin##Susan Scharpf##imported-end##
Jean was one of the first radio club members I met after joining the club. He was very frendly and made me feel welcome.I will never forget his real frendship and will miss him dearly.
Mick Pier KK7QS and wife Dawn KC7VZM##imported-begin##Mick Pier##imported-end##
He was a true friend and a fine man. I will miss him greatly. We were like brothers.##imported-begin##Lou Metz KC7VUM##imported-end##
Glenda, Joyce and I were both shocked and saddened hearing the news of Jean's passing. We know he will be missed by all that knew him. Jean's smile and great attitude were contagious. W7DK at the Beach, Field Day, and of course the "Tappers" when Jean would keep our spirts up while learning the code, (we even named our Cocker Spanial "Tapper") are great times that will never be forgotten. We will be missing our friend. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. God Bless!!! Bud & Joyce K7Bud##imported-begin##Bud Mitze##imported-end##
Ruth and I offer our sincere condolences on your loss. We knew Jean through the Radio Club of Tacoma and we know that his willingness to help on projects will be missed greatly.##imported-begin##Robert E Crouch KG7SM##imported-end##
Wilma and I wish to share your sorrow at Jean's passing. I considered him a good friend and fellow ham. Jean was always ready to help any time he could, he will be missed by me and I'm sure many others. Our condolences to you Glenda and your family.
Al and Wilma Churchill##imported-begin##Alton Churchill##imported-end##
Dear Glenda, such a surprise to hear of Jean's passing!!! Now the Tacoma Rat Pack are all together in Heaven & rejoicing over their "brotherhood" being "on" once again! They must surely be greatfull for God's graciousness. We hope God will help you heal your pain full heart. Please know we are praying for you & the family during this hard time. And if there is ANYTHING that we can do for you, be sure to let us know. Much love and deep sympathy --- Bruce & Dona##imported-begin##Bruce & Dona Galloway##imported-end##
Jean, Your happy spirit and always helpful attitude will be missed. When I was first starting in HAM radio I remember you as one easy to talk to. You helped any who asked. I will remember our times with "The Tappers" and many other occasions that we worked together. 73, Ed, KC7OKS and Gwen KD7NES Root##imported-begin##Ed Root##imported-end##
Glenda:
My sincere condolemces on your great loss. Gene was a friend. He checked in to all the amateur radio traffic nets. He was always ready to pick up messages for the Puyallup area. He was also a member of the Radio Club of Tacoma, and was always ready and willing to help anyone with an activity or a problem. Gene will missed but never forgotten.##imported-begin##Jerry Seligman##imported-end##
