James Leslie 'Les' Trask
November 5, 1948 ~ September 16, 2000
Resided in:
Pueblo, CO
James Leslie 'Les' Trask, 51, passed away September 16, 2000. Survived by his wife, Ann Trask of the family home; mother, Dorothea Trask; children, Caroline (Mike) Coleman of Pueblo and Leslie Ann (Robert) Thornton of Declo, Idaho;
siblings, Gene (Donna) Trask of Pueblo, Donna (Robert) Dowell of Springfield, Colorado, Timothy (Christina Brown) Trask of Denver, Nellie Trask and Ronald (Virginia) Trask, both of Littleton, Colorado and Nancy (Timothy) Thomas of Falcon, Colorado;grandchildren, Troy Fields and Kristen Coleman; numerous nieces and nephews. Preceded in death by his father, Emory E. Trask on October 14, 1998. Born November 5, 1948, in Pueblo. Les was a Vietnam Veteran and retired from C.F.&I
tube mill. Funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. Tuesday at the Montgomery & Steward Chapel with Gene Trask officiating. Military rites by Pueblo Veterans Ritual Team and interment will follow at Imperial Memorial Gardens. Following the
interment, there will be a meal for family and friends at 2731 Cheyenne Avenue.
Ann,
We are all so sorry for your loss, and send our condolences to you. The thing that I will remember most about Les is that he taught me how to water ski, and he was always so much fun to be around. He never had a mean word towards me, and always showed that he cared. I wish that we could be there today, but know that we are thinking about you and love you.
Love, Shannon, Pat, Alek, Aeryn, Cameron, and Logan
Ann we are sorry for the loss of your husband. Are prayers and thoughts are with you always.
He was always quick to smile no matter what. In recent years his love was shared with his cooking and also the time, devotion and love shared with his dogs. We wish
he could still be with us to cook up one more “hot” dish and maybe do a little fishing.
We will truly miss him!
Les we love you and we will remember you always with a smile.
Les we love you and we will remember you always with a smile.
I am so sorry. I worked with Les for maany years at the tube mill. We shared many cups of coffee.
Please accept my sympathy
Anne, I was always very fond of Les, he was always a fun person. I’m very sorry. I only wish you the best.