Bill Troth
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Bill Joe Troth, 83, of Columbia passed away Wednesday, August 15, 2012 at his home. Private services will be held at a later date. He was born November 24, 1928 in Cass County, MO to the late Olin and Neva (Park) Troth. Bill enjoyed volunteering for the Boone County Fire Protection District and the Jaycees. He was a veteran of the United States Navy serving in the Korean War. Bill founded Columbia Electronics and Central Mobilphone. He is survived by his wife Shirley, sons, David & Paul (Pamela) all of Hartsburg, grandchildren, Michael (Jami), Brooke and John Troth as well as great-grandchildren, Jayce and Brody. Memorials are suggested to the Salvation Army.
Troth Family,
We are all very sad for your loss. I feel for you all and will say a prayer. Our thoughts and sympathy are with you.
The Ely Family
Shirley So sorry to hear of Bil’s death. Please accept my deepest sympathies. He was a great guy and will missed but remembered by many. I will always remember his droll sense of humor. Love Murph
Dear Shirley and Family, We were saddened to hear of Bill’s death. We are thinking of you during this time of loss. With each move and death the neighborhood changes bit by bit. You are missed. Barbara and Nick.
I only got to meet Uncle Bill a few times and enjoyed his company. Aunt Shirley, please accept the condolences and love of the rest of your family
Aunt Shirley so sorry for your loss. Even though has been many years I still have fond memories from childhood of Uncle Bill and all of you. The joy of the last visit with mom and daddy before he got I’ll and passed. I pray for Gods strength,peace, and love thru your loss. My love for all of you
So sorry to hear of Bills passing. I worked for him at Columbia Electronics and Central Mobilephone way back in the 70s.
He was always an fair and honest employer.
My best to Shirley and the boys.
Les Moore
Shirley, Dave and Paul:
I was so sad to learn about Bill’s passing. He was a great guy – enjoyed working for and learning from him. His dry sense of humor and patience in teaching me some of the fundamentals of communications are great memories. Julie and I send our deepest condolences and pray for your family.