Birth date: Oct 9, 1931 Death date: Jan 30, 2015
Lottie Jean Tryon was born on October 9, 1931 in Winchester, Arkansas. She and her late husband, Charles Sr., spent over 60 years in Christian service as pastors, music evangelists and missionaries. The Tryons helped found the Int Read Obituary
Our love thoughts and prayers are with you and your entire family. Mrs. Tryon will remain in our hearts forever. ~CLEC (Dau Church)
On behalf of Marianas Bible Fellowship Center, Inc. We would like to extend our deepest sympathy and condolence to the Tryon family. We praise God for the great love and inspiration you showed as our faithful leader till the end. You motivated us to remain true and faithful to God and His ministry up until our last breath is gone. May God raise more godly, loving and faithful mom like you. We love you and looking forward to meeting you in Heaven someday. – Pastor alvaro and congregation.
Lit a candle in memory of Lottie Jean Tryon
I am blessed to be a part of "MOM " and "DAD" Tryon's life if only for a brief moments of their busy and fruitful missionary days. As a young boy in the Philippines back in the 70's, I remember MOM Tryon will pick me up in Paniqui on her way back to Moncada from Clark Air Base where she works to attend evening classes at the Bible School they just setup. I learned typing and organ lessons from her and DAD Tryon will teach Bible classes. No wonder even now many are amazed of my typing skills and I got that from her. One of my fondest memory is when I am having dinner with the family and I love her fried chicken so much I took 2 pieces and Steve stop me and he got scolded by MOM. That is how a loving person MOM is. Many more values like hard work, accountability, honesty, and faithfulness were instilled in me as I turned into an adult. Fast forward to OKINAWA in the 80's and almost every year I go on TDY duties at Kadena Air Base. I stayed with them on the weekends and have fellowship with them. DAD will show off all his electronics stuff and I enjoy MOM's cooking. Sometimes on Saturdays, we have picnic in the beach of Okinawa together with the local congregation. MOM and DAD Tryon were like second parents to me as they guide me trough my spiritual journey and physical life. I owe them a lot for what I am now. MOM thank you for your love, hard work, patience, wisdom and passion for God. You will always be remembered and will always be in our heart even with my wife and family.May our God of Comfort be with the rest of the Tryon family as we shared our common grief but also share a common hope that one day up there we will be rejoicing with our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.Your Filipino "son" – Danny Pangilinan
Mom Lottie Tryon was a faithful and dedicated missionary at heart. She was my teacher in music and office administration. Her vision and heart for Christian Missions is an inspiration. Mom, your commitment to the tasks of the Great Commission brings glory to our Lord. You taught us how to love and cherish God's work with our life. You are such an inspiration! We love you.Thank you for the Christian literature and mission boxes for Saipan Bible Fellowships.Our heartfelt condolences, love, and prayers for the children and families.
I am blessed to be a part of MOM and DAD Tryons life if only for a brief moments in their busy and fruitful missionary days. From the Philippines in the 70's I still remember as a young man in high school, MOM will pick me up in Paniqui on her way to Moncada from Clark Air Base where she work, to attend evening classes at the Bible School they just setup. MOM teach typing and organ classes and DAD teach Bible classes. Even now many wonders on my typing skills and I got that from her. One of my fondest memory is when I have dinner with the family one time and I love her fried chicken so much I took 2 pieces and Steve stop me but MOM scolded him and let me have the 2 pieces. That is how loving person she is. Fast forward to OKINAWA in the 80's when I went TDY to Kadena Air Base almost every year. On weekends I always stays and have fellowship with them. DAD will show off his electronics stuff and I love MOM cooking. On some Saturdays, we go picnic on Okinawan beach together with the local congregation. They have touch so many lives in their missionary journey and I am one of them. They have instill in me values that help me in my spiritual journey and everyday living like hard work, patience, honesty, accountability, and passion for God. MOM thank you and you will always be in our heart even my wife and family.May our God of Comfort be with the Tryon family as we share the same grief but also the same hope that up there someday we will be with our LORD and Savior Jesus Christ.Your Filipino "son"- Danny Pangilinan
Well said Tom. She was one of the most beautiful spirited women I have ever known. I thank God that she was part of my life.Kimberly Tryon-Grider
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She was a great lady! She will be missed. Bennie & Viola Durr
Dearest Mom Tryon, In behalf of my family thank you very much. Words could not express my gratitude especially for being Mom to us -Me, Veronica, Lilia and Cecilia. You taught us to be a Missionary-live a selfless life for others. Give every talents that we have. I treasure the three years we had in Okinawa, Japan. You taught me a lot as a missionary teacher to others. Mom, you will be missed but I thanked God for your life now in heaven
