Donald ”Red” E. Triebold went to be with Lord on March 3, 2022 at the age of 85. He passed peacefully with his family by his side. He will be terribly missed.
Don is reunited with the love of his life, wife Mary. He was the proud father to Sue (Bob) Schwarz, Julie (Frank) Bensema, Mark (Carolyn) Triebold, Karen (Scott) Mardirosian, Maribeth (Jimmy) Quinn. His greatest Legacy are his grandchildren Tyler, Ryan, Austin, Moriah, Sean, Kevin, Cole, Eric, Brett, Kyle and Karli and a Great-grandfather to Ethan and Addison with two more on the way. He was the “big brother” to his sister Antoinette “Toni” (Richard) Malik.
“Don was a Sheet Metal worker by Trade. Did you know he served in the Army with Elvis? He also was one of the founding fathers of the girls Travel Softball League “The SPARKS” from Orland Park, IL. Don loved sharing a great meal, the game of golf and Smooth Jazz was always playing on the radio. “
“Don lived a life of loyalty, devotion and love. He gave back to his community, he fostered love and light in his family and showed kindness and compassion to everyone he met. His life was one to emulate, celebrate and remember.”
Visitation will be on Saturday, March 12, from 9:00am until 10:00am, at St Mary Catholic Church 10307 Dundee Road, Huntley, Illinois. Followed by a Mass.
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Deepest sympathy to the families of Don and Mary Triebold. Have enjoyed a great friendship with them since we moved to Del Webb Sun City 22 years ago. We miss them dearly.
Don, you and I had some very warm and interesting good things happen. Playing softball, playing golf and crushing cans. God bless you dear Friend and may your Family appreciate the wonderful guy you were. We will all miss you and your beautiful Mary, a lot. Rest in peace!
Always fun playing golf with you and playing in your outings. God bless you.
We're going to miss our monthly lunches at Brunch Cafe. Rest in Peace.
I will miss Don ' a good friend. My deepest sympathy to all the family members. God Bles you ALL
Sorry for your loss.
Sorry to here about your dad
You will be remembered . A friend of 22 years. A Great guy and neighbor willing to help at any time. Many great lunches & dinners Deepest sympathy to family and friends Rest In Peace
So sorry for your loss
So sorry to hear about Don's passing...I was married to his cousin Alan Triebold. I remember Don always as a very outgoing fun person...a happy personality and family man.. My best to your families.
I was so sad to hear of the passing of Don. Don was one of my most favorite regulars at Brunch Cafe. I always enjoyed taking care of his breakfast and lunch groups coming in, as well as his family. He always requested to sit with me, which made me feel so loved. Don was a sweetheart, very kind-hearted, and generous. He had a fantastic memory, always asking about my husband and his job, my dog, and my young daughter. Don will be missed. All of my love, thoughts, and prayers to the family.
We enjoyed many years together playing golf and going on weekend trips. Don and I started the Early Birds some 20 some years ago and met a lot of the guys we still play golf with after all those years. He will be missed. Our deepest sympathies go out to all his family through these sad times. We, unfortunately could not attend due to medical problems earlier that day.
I had the privilege to know and become friends with Don and Mary 20 years ago. He recruited me to replace him as golf club president. We became close friends and golfing buddies and remained close even after I moved away in 2017. I spoke to him in February. He will always be a part of my life. May he Rest In Peace. My condolences to his family.
I had the privilege to know and become friends with Don and Mary 20 years ago. He recruited me to replace him as golf club president. We became close friends and golfing buddies and remained close even after I moved away in 2017. I spoke to him in February. He will always be a part of my life. May he Rest In Peace. My condolences to his family.