Jeffery A. Trudell
August 4, 1966 ~ February 18, 2019
Jeffery Alan Trudell , 52, of San Marcos, TX, passed away at his home on February 18th. Jeffery was born at Offutt AFB in Nebraska to Nancy (Macey) and David Trudell.
He was a graduate of Towson University in Baltimore, MD. Jeffery worked as a website designer and was a long-haul trucker. He was an avid photographer, loved flying his drone and adored his companion pet canine, Raul.
Jeffery was preceded in death by his mother and grandparents. He is survived by his father; sister, Kristine O'Neill and her children, Emily, Holly and Kevin, all in New Braunfels; also aunts, an uncle, and many cousins.
In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Canyon Lake Animal Shelter Society. Services may take place at a later date.
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Kathy
I only met Jeff recently but I am so sorry to get this news. I’ve been here in New Braunfels for two years and he was the first person I met here who I really connected with. He was such a kind, thoughtful, and sensitive person. The world is less without him.
My dog Buster was also great friends with Raul. I hope Raul has a new home. If not, we would be delighted to adopt him.
Tim Prather 512-968-3445
Jeff seemed happy walking along the river behind hopkins on the rocks and socking up the sparking relections of the sun on the water under lush foliage. I never knew him without a canine companoin or two to whom he was devoted and would sing joyus unconsious little songs to them from stream of conciouness, a habbit that i picked up from hin though it seened strickinly vulnerable to me when i first saw it. He seemed happy with simple things like a free day in nature with his dog and a good lunch of varying ethnicities found around where he worked at Catholic Charities at the lime. He loved his sister’s kids, easpecialy Kevin. He seemed to have a loyal simple nature and also a brooding perfectionist one. He would redesign his poetry website and never be saticefied or finished. I imagine him on the river now.