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Mitchell Dean Trier
Mitchell Dean Trier passed away at his home on Sanibel Island, FL on Monday, July 26, 2021, at the age of 58. He died unexpectedly with his beloved, Jenifer Trier comforting him by his side.
Mitch was born in Corning, CA to proud parents Robert and Donna (Purvis) Trier on August 21, 1962. He is survived by his parents, grandmother, Fern Trierweiler, brothers Steve Trier, Joe (Lisa) Trier, and sister Kathy (Mike) Walker. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Eloy Trierweiler, Welthy, and Lela Purvis, and brother David Trier.
Mitch loved spending time with his treasured children, Tom Krieger, Jackie (Andy) Boyd, Jim Krieger, Mary (Kyle) Trier-Corcoran and Daniel Trier, and his cherished grandchildren Lilly, Michael, and Greg Boyd.
Mitch grew up in Saint Paul, MN, attended the University of Minnesota, and earned a Bachelor in Science from Northern Illinois University with a concentration in Finance and Economics leading to a successful thirty-year career as a Commercial Lender. He lived in Aurora, IL, and Lisle, IL with his wife, Susan (Burdi) Trier, and daughters. After divorcing, Mitch called Downers Grove, IL home for the next twenty years, residing with his wife, Jenifer (Sargeant) Trier, and children. The difficult decision was reached in 2018 to permanently leave Illinois for the beach lifestyle and semi-retirement on Sanibel Island, FL.
A self-proclaimed intellectual "nerd", Mitch enjoyed researching family genealogy and protecting historical family photos for future generations to appreciate. He took pride in volunteering for the Boy Scouts of America while his youngest son was a scout and enjoyed watching Star Trek and superhero movies. Mitch was a member of the Catholic Church, the Knights of Columbus, the Trinity Lutheran Church and Bible Devotional Group, the Lisle Chamber of Commerce, and a Certified Illinois Notary.
Mitch is survived by many nieces and nephews.
A wake is planned for Mitch on Tuesday, August 3, 2021, from 2 – 9 p.m. at the Hallowell and James Funeral Home on 1025 W. 55th Street, Countryside, IL. A funeral service is planned on Wednesday, August 4, 2021, at 12p.m. at Hallowell & James Funeral Home, and interment to follow at Saint Adalbert Catholic Cemetery, 6800 W. Milwaukee Road, Niles, IL. All are invited to attend and celebrate his life.
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Mitch and I were very good friends in highschool but unfortunately lost track of each other . I know he has many pictures of us at his great parties. God bless you Mich you are home with God now. Thank you for all the memories
Jeff Dusek
Friend
March 19, 2023
My condolences to the Trier Family. Mitch and I worked together many years ago at General Finance and were members together in the Knights of Columbus. Farewell my friend, may Gods grace be with you.
Timothy Bartel
Work
October 25, 2021
Never looked him up before but a friend just sent this to me. Mitchell was my first boyfriend. He was wild and known for his great parties. We dated again a few years later and worked at United Hospital food service together. He took me to prom. I remember him as super smart, very social, and outgoing. I lost contact with him after Highschool so really don't know anything about his life after that. I remember him fondly and send my condolences to all who knew him and loved him.
Janice McQuay Wangerin
August 19, 2021
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