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Deanna May Trombley
Apr 16, 1967 — Jul 10, 2026
Deanna May Trombley passed away peacefully and pain free, July 10, 2026 with her son, Nevan, who was by her side throughout her illness, and her sister, Patra, whom she loved and cherished so deeply, with her at her time of passing.
Deanna was born on April 16, 1967, at Fort McClellan in Alabama to her parents, Sam Sun (Ann) and David Trombley. David, her father, passed away when Deanna was 6 months old. Her mother, with her and her sister, Patra, in tow, ended up in Cincinnati, Ohio where she eventually graduated from Lakota High School and married quickly. They had two kids together and she began her career as a server. In 2001 she found herself divorced and a single mother of her two youngest kids. She spent most of her time working and providing for those kids and she was also known by everyone for being an extremely hard worker. That was something she took great pride in.
Aside from being a hard worker, Deanna was known for her strength and resilience. She fought many battles in life, cancer was the first she couldn’t beat. She was also known for her art. She drew photorealistic images that could take your breath away. She could look down and find 4 leaf clovers as well.
Deanna is survived by her 3 children, 3 grandchildren, sister, and nephew
Nicholas Cail, his wife Kristen Cail, their two daughters, Haidyn and Ashlyn
Nevan Kendrick
Nyla (Kendrick) McCaslin, her husband Alexander (Rin) McCaslin and their child, River
Her sister, Patra Iles, her husband David Iles, and their son, Sam Iles
Deanna was predeceased in death by her mother, Sam Sun (Ann) Trombley
There will be a celebration of life planned once her remains can be brought back from Las Vegas with her son, and we will be reaching out with that information later.
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