Birth date: Oct 16, 1947 Death date: Dec 3, 2021
TRUCILLA L. ENZ MCLAUGHLIN, AKA AUNT SAH – Trucilla L. McLaughlin, died unexpectedly December 3, 2021. She was born October 16, 1947, in Decatur, Illinois, the daughter of James C. Dowd and Margie L. (Bourne) Dowd-Coffey. Trucilla Read Obituary
When Aunt Trucilla was married to my Uncle Joe Enz they lived in Lakeport Calif. those were the best summers I ever had. Aunt Trucilla was so funny and full of life. After my Uncle Joe passed we talked on the phone a few times. It’s was very sad to hear this news years later But I will treasure all my pictures I have. Rest in peace Aunt Trucilla hope you and Uncle Joe can get get along in heaven 💜💙
I was so sorry to hear this news. I grew up with Todd and have some many wonderful memories of Trucilla from my childhood and much of my adult life. She was always so kind and caring towards me.
I am so sorry for your loss!! Our families grew up together and I have so many fond memories of Trucilla! She was a beautiful person inside and out and the world was a much better place with her here. She can now join our mothers and watch over us❤️ sending my love and prayers to all of her amazing family!!
Trucilla was definitely one of a kind. I've never met anyone as loving, caring, giving and hospitable. The world will not be the same without you. Cindy Mundy Anderson
There are too many memories to choose just one. I am sure most of our family can relate to this.
Every moment was meaningful with my Aunt Sah. From carving apples in the kitchen for pies, or making caramels, feeding horses, opening the millionth gift she got you "just because", or staying the night on the floor of her bedroom watching the TV in the morning while she got ready. I am going to miss every single second I anticipated having with her.
Aunt Sah was the best listener, friend, baker, hugger, dancer, and guide. She was somebody to everybody that she met, including animals. Her massive heart and spirit for giving and kindness will be her legacy.
I love you, Aunt Sah. While I cry for you now, I look forward to being able to laugh when I listen to your voicemails about Krekle's and Uncle Rick. I will miss you until the day we are reunited.
Am going to miss you!!! Love your Cousin Chantelle!! I know you are in a better Place now!!
When I was young I would snatch Trucillas snacks. Mostly little Debbie cakes, run like heck and eat them as fast as I could. She would always catch me, tackle me and beat me with whatever she had in her hand that day. I didn't care, it was the challenge that I loved. She was the toughest small woman that I have ever known. Her enthusiasm for life will be greatly missed by all that knew her.
