Anna M. Trommler
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Anna M. Trommler, 95, of Lititz, PA, passed away on Friday February 17, 2023 at the United Zion Retirement Community of Lititz. She was the widow of the late Karl J. Trommler who died in 2009. Born in Christiana, PA, she was the daughter of the late Charles A. Welsch and Mary E. Riley Welsch.
Anna was an active member of the Paradise Bible Fellowship Church.
She is survived by five children; Larry F. Welsch and wife Cynthia of New Holland, Karl Trommler, Jr. and wife Roberta of Sun City West, AZ, Samuel Trommler and wife Becky of Scottsdale, AZ, Steven Trommler and wife Gloria of Ephrata, PA and Melody Bauer of Hilliard, Ohio, 15 grandchildren, and 21 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by four brothers; William Welsch, Lawrence Welsch, Lou Welsch and Charles Welsch.
Memorial services will be held on Thursday, June 29, 2023 at 10:00 AM at the Paradise Bible Fellowship Church, 3092 E Lincoln Highway, Paradise, PA 17562.
Arrangements have been entrusted to the Wilde Funeral Home of Parkesburg. Online condolences can be posted at www.wildefuneralhome.com
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Sending prayers 🙏 so sorry
Sending prayers 🙏 so sorry to hear of your mom's passing Karl & family. May she rest in peace.
Our sympathy to the Welsch
Our sympathy to the Welsch and Trommler family. We have many memories when we were neighbors in Parkesburg.
Jody Barnett Bush and Kenny Barnett
Memories of Mom
Memories of Mom
By Sam Trommler – 6/29/23
Mom was so diligent in every way,
The cleaning, the laundry, the meals each day.
I never remember making my bed,
Because it was quickly made by mom instead.
But what I learned from watching my mom each day,
Has impacted my life in so many ways.
At our house a dirty dish is quickly cleaned,
And I became a bed making fiend
As a young man I moved out to live on my own,
While knowimg the door was always open at home.
So when sickness would come knocking at my door,
And something gross showed up on my floor,
I’d hop in my car that very day,
To head to mom’s where I knew I could stay.
I was always welcomed with open arms,
And a heart to help heal me, from any harm.
As time goes by we may remember things differently,
But on this one thing we can all agree.
Mom’s love for us was steadfast and true,
In the good times and bad to help see us through.
Mom told me that the best thing that happened to her,
Was when the failed knee replacment, did occur.
Not able to walk, she focused deeper on the Lord,
And her faith really blossomed,
as she spent more time in His Word.
Now trapped in a body that could walk no more,
She stepped into freedom, in God’s love she was secure.
Dying to self and circumstances she was able to see,
The needs of others as greater than a useless knee.
Her burden for others was multiplied,
Her yearning to see them come to abide,
In the love of the Lord that filled her heart.
The only love that fills and frees, and will never depart.
Confined to a small room, in a care faciity,
Her time was filled with some new ability.
Cards were colored, written and sent with care,
To people in mom’s heart, who were bathed in her prayers.
Every card she sent out was filled with love,
Written by mom’s hand, but authored from above.
Though she walked through the valley of the shadow of death,
She feared no evil, through her very last breath.
God’s presence was with her, He always abides,
Because to Christ she had surrendered, she had been crucified.
And the life she had lived, she lived for her Lord,
Loving others through His love and the power of His Word.
Mom left us a legacy for us to follow,
As we focus on others and our pride we swallow.
All the lives mom touched will only be known,
When together we meet in our heavenly home.