Obituary for Dominic John Trimboli
Dominic John Trimboli at age 85 of Oak Creek, Wisconsin was granted Eternal Life on January 20, 2020 surrounded by his family.
Loving husband and dad survived by his wife Shirley of 59 years, daughter Terri (Tom) Johnson and son Todd. Papa to three grandchildren: Michael (Anna) Johnson, David (Taylor) Johnson and Morgan Moore. Great-Papa to four great-grandchildren: Nora, Emilia, Giovanni and Geyhani. Also survived by his brothers Tony and Ross and his sister Angie.
Dominic was preceded in death by his parents Bruno and Theresa, daughter Vicki, brother Joe and sisters Mickey and Mary.
Dominic worked for Miller Brewery for 42 years. His strong work ethic and dedication allowed him to provide a wonderful life for his family. He always put family first and was filled with so much kindness, generosity and love. Although a quiet and gentle man, his love and warmth was easily recognized through his soft eyes and irresistible smile. Things he loved the most: being with family, sunshine, fishing, vacationing in Florida and good food.
The family would like to extend a special thank you for the wonderful care provided by the entire staff and caregivers at Elizabeth Residence in Franklin, Visiting Physicians Association, Kindred Healthcare and Vitas Hospice Healthcare.
In honor of Dominic’s wishes, no services will be held.
Loving husband and dad survived by his wife Shirley of 59 years, daughter Terri (Tom) Johnson and son Todd. Papa to three grandchildren: Michael (Anna) Johnson, David (Taylor) Johnson and Morgan Moore. Great-Papa to four great-grandchildren: Nora, Emilia, Giovanni and Geyhani. Also survived by his brothers Tony and Ross and his sister Angie.
Dominic was preceded in death by his parents Bruno and Theresa, daughter Vicki, brother Joe and sisters Mickey and Mary.
Dominic worked for Miller Brewery for 42 years. His strong work ethic and dedication allowed him to provide a wonderful life for his family. He always put family first and was filled with so much kindness, generosity and love. Although a quiet and gentle man, his love and warmth was easily recognized through his soft eyes and irresistible smile. Things he loved the most: being with family, sunshine, fishing, vacationing in Florida and good food.
The family would like to extend a special thank you for the wonderful care provided by the entire staff and caregivers at Elizabeth Residence in Franklin, Visiting Physicians Association, Kindred Healthcare and Vitas Hospice Healthcare.
In honor of Dominic’s wishes, no services will be held.