Michael Larry Tritt,29 of Dover Deleware,died September 12,2006 in Dover.
He was born April 27,1977 to Larry Tritt and Rebecca Chabot in Plentywood,Montana.
He was a Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Air Force.He served for ten and a half years. Michael was one of the most dedicated & knowledgeable Airmen in the 436th medical operations squadron.He was respected for his wealth of career knowledge. He worked very well with patients experiencing stressful life events & easily built rapport with them. He was also able to gain their trust & respect. Dedicated in whatever task he chose to do .He volunteered for various activities outside of his duty section.He participated with the USO, Toys for Tots,,& the booster club. He deployed in support of operation Iraqi Freedom & Joint Guardian at the Aeromedical Staging Facility in Germany last year. He supervised 12 enlisted personnel,Over 4200 wounded soldiers & civilians were served during the course of his teams mission there.He expedited care of over 700 patients & was described by his coworkers as a vital team player. Upon his return to Dover, De, He provided support to 400 mortuary workers & assisted in returning America's fallen heroes with dignity, honor, & respect. Michael was dedicated and committed to reducing the suffering of many. He was a multi-talented noncommissioned officer who was empathetic & giving of himself. We sent him off & paid respects to him with the same dignity & honor & respect that he made possible for many others before him. Michael will be missed by all of us.
He is survived by his parents,John and Rebecca Chabot of Thousand Palms; three brothers,Steven Tritt of San Bernadino,Gerald Tritt and Jeffrey Tritt,both of Riverside,and grandmother Helen Rose of Attica,Kansas.
He was born April 27,1977 to Larry Tritt and Rebecca Chabot in Plentywood,Montana.
He was a Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Air Force.He served for ten and a half years. Michael was one of the most dedicated & knowledgeable Airmen in the 436th medical operations squadron.He was respected for his wealth of career knowledge. He worked very well with patients experiencing stressful life events & easily built rapport with them. He was also able to gain their trust & respect. Dedicated in whatever task he chose to do .He volunteered for various activities outside of his duty section.He participated with the USO, Toys for Tots,,& the booster club. He deployed in support of operation Iraqi Freedom & Joint Guardian at the Aeromedical Staging Facility in Germany last year. He supervised 12 enlisted personnel,Over 4200 wounded soldiers & civilians were served during the course of his teams mission there.He expedited care of over 700 patients & was described by his coworkers as a vital team player. Upon his return to Dover, De, He provided support to 400 mortuary workers & assisted in returning America's fallen heroes with dignity, honor, & respect. Michael was dedicated and committed to reducing the suffering of many. He was a multi-talented noncommissioned officer who was empathetic & giving of himself. We sent him off & paid respects to him with the same dignity & honor & respect that he made possible for many others before him. Michael will be missed by all of us.
He is survived by his parents,John and Rebecca Chabot of Thousand Palms; three brothers,Steven Tritt of San Bernadino,Gerald Tritt and Jeffrey Tritt,both of Riverside,and grandmother Helen Rose of Attica,Kansas.
Michael Larry Tritt,29 of Dover Deleware,died September 12,2006 in Dover.
He was born April 27,1977 to Larry Tritt and Rebecca Chabot in Plentywood,Montana.
He was a Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Air Force.He served for ten and a half years. Michael was one of the most dedicated & knowledgeable Airmen in the 436th medical operations squadron.He was respected for his wealth of career knowledge. He worked very well with patients experiencing stressful life events & easily built rapport with them. He was also able to gain their trust & respect. Dedicated in whatever task he chose to do .He volunteered for various activities outside of his duty section.He participated with the USO, Toys for Tots,,& the booster club. He deployed in support of operation Iraqi Freedom & Joint Guardian at the Aeromedical Staging Facility in Germany last year. He supervised 12 enlisted personnel,Over 4200 wounded soldiers & civilians were served during the course of his teams mission there.He expedited care of over 700 patients & was described by his coworkers as a vital team player. Upon his return to Dover, De, He provided support to 400 mortuary workers & assisted in returning America's fallen heroes with dignity, honor, & respect. Michael was dedicated and committed to reducing the suffering of many. He was a multi-talented noncommissioned officer who was empathetic & giving of himself. We sent him off & paid respects to him with the same dignity & honor & respect that he made possible for many others before him. Michael will be missed by all of us.
He is survived by his parents,John and Rebecca Chabot of Thousand Palms; three brothers,Steven Tritt of San Bernadino,Gerald Tritt and Jeffrey Tritt,both of Riverside,and grandmother Helen Rose of Attica,Kansas.
He was born April 27,1977 to Larry Tritt and Rebecca Chabot in Plentywood,Montana.
He was a Staff Sergeant in the U.S. Air Force.He served for ten and a half years. Michael was one of the most dedicated & knowledgeable Airmen in the 436th medical operations squadron.He was respected for his wealth of career knowledge. He worked very well with patients experiencing stressful life events & easily built rapport with them. He was also able to gain their trust & respect. Dedicated in whatever task he chose to do .He volunteered for various activities outside of his duty section.He participated with the USO, Toys for Tots,,& the booster club. He deployed in support of operation Iraqi Freedom & Joint Guardian at the Aeromedical Staging Facility in Germany last year. He supervised 12 enlisted personnel,Over 4200 wounded soldiers & civilians were served during the course of his teams mission there.He expedited care of over 700 patients & was described by his coworkers as a vital team player. Upon his return to Dover, De, He provided support to 400 mortuary workers & assisted in returning America's fallen heroes with dignity, honor, & respect. Michael was dedicated and committed to reducing the suffering of many. He was a multi-talented noncommissioned officer who was empathetic & giving of himself. We sent him off & paid respects to him with the same dignity & honor & respect that he made possible for many others before him. Michael will be missed by all of us.
He is survived by his parents,John and Rebecca Chabot of Thousand Palms; three brothers,Steven Tritt of San Bernadino,Gerald Tritt and Jeffrey Tritt,both of Riverside,and grandmother Helen Rose of Attica,Kansas.
