On Thursday afternoon, August 12, 2021, Delbert Trapp went home to be with his Lord Jesus. Del had health problems for some time. He was born in Gilbert, Arizona on December 12, 1942, to Marshall and Maudie (Skidmore) Trapp. He was preceded in death by his parents.
Most of Del's early years were spent in Odessa, Texas. He was saved as a teenager and on April 4, 1982, he was baptized at Clayton Avenue Baptist Church along with his daughter, Tracy and son, Chad. Del worked on the new building at Clayton Avenue Baptist Church and later helped during construction of Shoals Baptist. He taught men's Sunday school classes at Clayton Avenue Baptist Church and later taught at Shoals Baptist Church.
Del worked for 10 years for the Frisco Railroad and Burlington Northern. He spent his last work years at Western Farmers Electric Coop. Upon his retirement he worked with Nailbenders on various church projects around the Frisco Association of churches.
Del is survived by his wife of 54 years, Mary Jim; daughter, Tracy Kidwell and husband Josh of Edmond, OK; son, Chad Trapp and wife Donna of Hugo, OK; seven grandchildren, Emily Kidwell, Katie Trapp, Ian Kidwell, Allison Kidwell, Avery Kidwell, Samantha Trapp and Erin Kidwell; older brother, W.D. Trapp and wife Mary of Campbell, TX; younger sister, Peggy Wilkins of Pearland, TX; several nieces and great nieces and nephews along with a host of other friends and loved ones.
Bro. Kyle Cummings officiating with interment with military honors to follow at Mt. Olivet Cemetery ~ Hugo, Oklahoma
Pallbearers ~ Emily Kidwell, Katie Trapp, Ian Kidwell, Allison Kidwell, Avery Kidwell, Samantha Trapp and Erin Kidwell
Most of Del's early years were spent in Odessa, Texas. He was saved as a teenager and on April 4, 1982, he was baptized at Clayton Avenue Baptist Church along with his daughter, Tracy and son, Chad. Del worked on the new building at Clayton Avenue Baptist Church and later helped during construction of Shoals Baptist. He taught men's Sunday school classes at Clayton Avenue Baptist Church and later taught at Shoals Baptist Church.
Del worked for 10 years for the Frisco Railroad and Burlington Northern. He spent his last work years at Western Farmers Electric Coop. Upon his retirement he worked with Nailbenders on various church projects around the Frisco Association of churches.
Del is survived by his wife of 54 years, Mary Jim; daughter, Tracy Kidwell and husband Josh of Edmond, OK; son, Chad Trapp and wife Donna of Hugo, OK; seven grandchildren, Emily Kidwell, Katie Trapp, Ian Kidwell, Allison Kidwell, Avery Kidwell, Samantha Trapp and Erin Kidwell; older brother, W.D. Trapp and wife Mary of Campbell, TX; younger sister, Peggy Wilkins of Pearland, TX; several nieces and great nieces and nephews along with a host of other friends and loved ones.
Bro. Kyle Cummings officiating with interment with military honors to follow at Mt. Olivet Cemetery ~ Hugo, Oklahoma
Pallbearers ~ Emily Kidwell, Katie Trapp, Ian Kidwell, Allison Kidwell, Avery Kidwell, Samantha Trapp and Erin Kidwell
On Thursday afternoon, August 12, 2021, Delbert Trapp went home to be with his Lord Jesus. Del had health problems for some time. He was born in Gilbert, Arizona on December 12, 1942, to Marshall and Maudie (Skidmore) Trapp. He was preceded in death by his parents.
Most of Del's early years were spent in Odessa, Texas. He was saved as a teenager and on April 4, 1982, he was baptized at Clayton Avenue Baptist Church along with his daughter, Tracy and son, Chad. Del worked on the new building at Clayton Avenue Baptist Church and later helped during construction of Shoals Baptist. He taught men's Sunday school classes at Clayton Avenue Baptist Church and later taught at Shoals Baptist Church.
Del worked for 10 years for the Frisco Railroad and Burlington Northern. He spent his last work years at Western Farmers Electric Coop. Upon his retirement he worked with Nailbenders on various church projects around the Frisco Association of churches.
Del is survived by his wife of 54 years, Mary Jim; daughter, Tracy Kidwell and husband Josh of Edmond, OK; son, Chad Trapp and wife Donna of Hugo, OK; seven grandchildren, Emily Kidwell, Katie Trapp, Ian Kidwell, Allison Kidwell, Avery Kidwell, Samantha Trapp and Erin Kidwell; older brother, W.D. Trapp and wife Mary of Campbell, TX; younger sister, Peggy Wilkins of Pearland, TX; several nieces and great nieces and nephews along with a host of other friends and loved ones.
Bro. Kyle Cummings officiating with interment with military honors to follow at Mt. Olivet Cemetery ~ Hugo, Oklahoma
Pallbearers ~ Emily Kidwell, Katie Trapp, Ian Kidwell, Allison Kidwell, Avery Kidwell, Samantha Trapp and Erin Kidwell
Most of Del's early years were spent in Odessa, Texas. He was saved as a teenager and on April 4, 1982, he was baptized at Clayton Avenue Baptist Church along with his daughter, Tracy and son, Chad. Del worked on the new building at Clayton Avenue Baptist Church and later helped during construction of Shoals Baptist. He taught men's Sunday school classes at Clayton Avenue Baptist Church and later taught at Shoals Baptist Church.
Del worked for 10 years for the Frisco Railroad and Burlington Northern. He spent his last work years at Western Farmers Electric Coop. Upon his retirement he worked with Nailbenders on various church projects around the Frisco Association of churches.
Del is survived by his wife of 54 years, Mary Jim; daughter, Tracy Kidwell and husband Josh of Edmond, OK; son, Chad Trapp and wife Donna of Hugo, OK; seven grandchildren, Emily Kidwell, Katie Trapp, Ian Kidwell, Allison Kidwell, Avery Kidwell, Samantha Trapp and Erin Kidwell; older brother, W.D. Trapp and wife Mary of Campbell, TX; younger sister, Peggy Wilkins of Pearland, TX; several nieces and great nieces and nephews along with a host of other friends and loved ones.
Bro. Kyle Cummings officiating with interment with military honors to follow at Mt. Olivet Cemetery ~ Hugo, Oklahoma
Pallbearers ~ Emily Kidwell, Katie Trapp, Ian Kidwell, Allison Kidwell, Avery Kidwell, Samantha Trapp and Erin Kidwell
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