Bob, thank you for your service and sacrifices associated with your military service, you were always an inspiration to those of us who served with you. We shared many great experiences while serving together in the 35th Engineer Brigade at JB. Your attitude and smile were contagious and bring to mind the old Irish saying: "Those who bring Sunshine to the lives of others, can not keep it from themselves." -- Blessings and Prayers - BG (R) E. Tracy Beckette

Barb and family, very sorry to hear of Bob’s passing. Always enjoyed seeing him at Midwest Bank Centre and chatting with him.  Hope you find some peace and comfort in this difficult time.

Bob and I first met in early 1970 at the old Market Street Armory where he served in the 204th Military Police Battalion as a full time Guardsman. We served together off and on over the next 23 years. Bob was an outstanding soldier who could always be counted upon to accomplish the mission with a smile on his face. He was a great teacher enabling many of us to become better and more professional in our roles. He is safely at rest in the Mansions of the Lord regaling the other members with humorous stories.

My deepest sympathy Barb and family ~
I worked with Bob at the bank and he was such a wonderful person… Not only would he make you feel safe and secure he was a friend.  I will forever remember my hubby & me meeting up with him and Barb in Las Vegas… That was so fun and I can’t go to or even think about Vegas without that memory which I will cherish forever.  RIP Bob, you will be truly missed.

I had the pleasure of working in our Lemay office with Bob for about 5 years.  I could always count on him for a good, laid-back conversation.  He was always very sincere and interested in what you had going on in life.  I especially enjoyed talking Cardinals baseball with him.  He will be missed.



THE JIM PERKS FAMILY SENDS OUR CONDOLENCE TO THE TRINGALI FAMILY.  BOB WORKED WITH MY DAD AT MIDWEST BANK IN SECURITY FOR SEVERAL YEARS. MY DAD HAD PASSED AWAY DEC.15, 2019. 

I met Bob at Midwest BankCentre. We would chat when it was slow and he would tell me stories about his life and travels. He always made me feel comfortable asking questions and was more than happy to explain things to me. Bob was the type of guy that if you got to know him he felt like family and always made you feel safe. I will miss randomly running in to him (after he retired), catching up and that big smile he always had when he was excited to tell a story. 

If I liked VO Manhattans, I would pour one to toast you. Thanks for always being so thoughtful and caring to so many generations of  ‘Us Rizzo kids’. Rest In Peace, Bob! ❤️

My deepest condolences. I meet Bob as I worked at Midwest BankCentre as a personal banker. He was always there to offer a smile, some kind words of advice, or to step in when you needed him to stand up for you. He was an amazing man and he made a difference to every soul he meet. RIP!

If I had not met this man I would never have become an officer in the MONG. I owe you my dear friend.  You were the best.

Bob was a great guy and friend during my years at Midwest BankCentre. Always a smile to greet you and helped wherever he could. RIP Bob!

I met Mr. T in 1980, through the MO Army National Guard. Through the years he provided me with sound and crucial advice. I considered him one of my best friends.  I looked up to him. He was extremely knowledgeable. He never steered me wrong. I am fortunate to have known him and Barb. I have his voice on my answering machine and it will never be erased.  My deepest sympathy to the family.

Barb and family,
I will so miss those phone calls when Bob would call to catch-up on what was going on with our family or how things were going at the bank.

If something was going on in my life whether a sickness or death in our family and he heard about it, he would call me immediately to see if there was anything that he could do for me or my family.

Bob was a wonderful friend to everyone who knew and loved him and he will be forever missed.

Peace be with you now, my friend!

Bob was a great man. My deepest condolences to you Barb, and all family members. 

Gino B
Las Vegas, Nevada

Gramp you are deeply loved and so  very missed already! Your girls have shared many laughs today remembering  all the fun times we've had! ❤❤

Bob was a good friend and co-worker in the Missouri National Guard. We spent much time together in our duties.  He was one of the smartest and most knowledgeable people I know.  He taught me a lot and helped me in my assignments. 
I will never forget him. 

Visitation

A Celebration of Life

Barbara Tringali

Russell Tringali

Deborah S. (Mike) Colombo

Cheryl L. (Ken) Joyce

Dustin Kirkpatrick

Dillion Tringali

Michelle (Ross) Kasmann

Tabatha (Ben) White

Tiffany (Doug) Werle

Roland Colombo

Our dear Great Grandfather to Douglas, Liam and Hayden Werle, Elijah and Alexandria Kasmann, Kohen and Parker White, and Michael and Reagan Colombo. Dear brother of Kathy Key, uncle, great uncle and friend to many. He is preceded in death by his parents, Samuel and Virginia Tringali.

OBITUARY

Robert J. Tringali

April 1, 1936 – January 2, 2021

Hoffmeister South County Chapel

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