Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Trimyer, Jr., Morgan Nathaniel October 1, 2014
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Virginian-Pilot  October 3, 2014
Norfolk - Morgan Nathaniel Trimyer, Jr. of Norfolk, Virginia, passed away 
Wednesday, October 1, 2014 at his home with his wife and three children by his 
side. Left to cherish his memory are his wife, Tracey Zadorozny Trimyer; 
daughters, Meaghan Trimyer and Mallory Perreault (Andrew Perreault); son, Nate 
Trimyer (fiancée Tory Delpierre); brother, Hervey Trimyer (Charlene Trimyer) and 
nieces, Ashley and Julie Williams; grandson, Evan Perreault; and an aunt, Doris 
Trimyer Gresham; in addition to countless friends and family. Morgan was born on 
January 27, 1943, in Norfolk; the first son of the late Marie Sansone Trimyer and 
Morgan Nathaniel Trimyer, Sr. A graduate of Norfolk Catholic High School and Old 
Dominion College, he attended Officer Candidate School and was commissioned as a 
1st Lieutenant in the Army Corps of Engineers with Advisory Team 15 during the 
Vietnam Conflict. Morgan enjoyed a lifelong career in the insurance business as a 
partner in Welton, Duke, and Hawks in Portsmouth, VA, and later, as Senior Vice 
President of Bankers Insurance, LLC. He also served as past Director of Community 
Bank, based in Staunton, Virginia, and on the agency councils of several insurance 
companies. Heavily involved in the community, he was a past president of the 
Norfolk Rotary, the ODU Monarch Club, and the Maury Booster Association, as well 
as a member of the VA Jaycees, Sacred Heart Church and Blessed Sacrament Church. 
Morgan enjoyed sailing, having raced up and down the Chesapeake Bay and to Bermuda 
several times, was a long time Old Dominion University fan and supporter, and was 
an avid traveler and history buff. He will be remembered as a devoted father, 
husband, and brother; a loyal friend; and a consummate gentleman who was always 
ready with a quick joke or kind word to put others at ease. A Funeral Mass will be 
held on Saturday, October 4th at 2:00pm in Blessed Sacrament Church, Norfolk. The 
family will receive friends in the Norfolk chapel of H.D. Oliver Funeral Apts., on 
Friday from 5:00 to 7:00pm. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to 
Norfolk Rotary charities (rotaryclubofnorfolk.org) and Sentara Hospice. 
www.hdoliver.com

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