Charles E. Trotter
<p> Mr. Charles Edward Trotter was born April 13, 1951 to the union of Martha Ann Crain Trotter and William Stanley Trotter in Indianapolis, Indiana. </p> <p> Charles better known as MaGoo and Charlie B. attended #74, elementary school and later graduated from Arsenal Technical High School. </p> <p> Charles was a journeyman for Local #18 where he later retired. He then began working at the Convention Center.<br /> <br /> Charles loved to fish, grill, play cards, and he enjoyed being in the presence of his family. His favorite saying, “I’m like Maplestone, what I got I got on my own.” <br /> <br /> Mr. Charles Edward Trotter departed this life on March 14, 2013 at the age of sixty-one years eleven months and one day. He was preceded in death by his father William Stanley Trotter; brother, Isaac Myrick and granddaughter, Elise Trotter</p> <p> His survivors are his son, Malcolm Trotter; daughter, Marquite Shropshire; three grandchildren, seven great grandchildren; mother, Martha Trotter; sisters, Betty Trotter and Bernice Taylor (Richard); brother, Tony Trotter (Zoneice), and Diane Marsh his lifelong companion; god-son, Cory Williams a host of nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends. </p>Obituary
Mr. Charles Edward Trotter was born April 13, 1951 to the union of Martha Ann Crain Trotter and William Stanley Trotter in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Charles better known as MaGoo and Charlie B. attended #74, elementary school and later graduated from Arsenal Technical High School.
Charles was a journeyman for Local #18 where he later retired. He then began working at the Convention Center.
Charles loved to fish, grill, play cards, and he enjoyed being in the presence of his family. His favorite saying, “I’m like Maplestone, what I got I got on my own.”
Mr. Charles Edward Trotter departed this life on March 14, 2013 at the age of sixty-one years eleven months and one day. He was preceded in death by his father William Stanley Trotter; brother, Isaac Myrick and granddaughter, Elise Trotter
His survivors are his son, Malcolm Trotter; daughter, Marquite Shropshire; three grandchildren, seven great grandchildren; mother, Martha Trotter; sisters, Betty Trotter and Bernice Taylor (Richard); brother, Tony Trotter (Zoneice), and Diane Marsh his lifelong companion; god-son, Cory Williams a host of nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends.