Fred Finley Trent
December 27, 1922 ~ September 30, 2011
Resided in:
Pueblo, CO
Fred Finley Trent, 88, passed away Sept. 30, 2011. Survived by his children, Colleen (Phil) Singer of Pueblo West, Eileen Martinez of Pueblo and Patricia (Richard) DeHerrera of Pueblo; grandchildren, Tim (Gina) and James Singer, Sandra and Kristin Martinez, Seth, Gage and Jade DeHerrera, and Alex Law; niece, Candace Power; and nephew, Chuck Trent as well as other nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by his wife, Janet R. Trent; daughter, Karen Law; sister, Helen Trent; and brother, Charles Trent.
Fred was born Dec. 27, 1922, in Pueblo. He retired from the Coke Plant at CF&I and was known for being quite the jokester. He enjoyed the outdoors, walking and fishing. He loved spending time with his family and pets.
Special thank you to Bonnie Ridenour for her love and support.
There will be no viewing or service. Cremation, Montgomery & Steward Crematorium.
The family respectfully requests the omission of food and flowers. Online condolences, MontgomerySteward.com
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We are sad to hear that Fred has passed away. Our childhood is filled with memories of your father, Helen, Grandma Lou, Grandpa Ray, Charlie, Ester, and all of your family. We enjoyed playing on Routt Street and all the great Christmas Eves’ and holidays. Fred was a “Great” Uncle…Love the McGills.
Sorry to hear about your dad. had fond memories. He helped me catch my first catfish. My dad and your dad and myself hiked to the bottom of the gunnison river before a dam was built. I remember your parents and mine playing canasta.
lots of good memories.
Gary
You were my rock growing up grandpa, you will never know how much I loved and cherished you. I know I disappointed you many times and I hate that. Your opinion always was and always will be the most important to me. I’m never going to get used to the fact your gone and will always want to go see you. I hope you are happily playing with your animals and Aunt Karen in the mountains now with no worries. You deserve nothing but eternity in bliss. I love you
Please accept my condolences for your loss. I worked with Fred at the Coke Plant and he was quite a jokester and a good friend. Also his sister Helen lived across the street from my mom and we were always visiting when he was there. I have great memories of him.