“Rest In Peace Nickel”
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Nick D. Trautman
March 24,1938 - Feb. 18,2010
Published on Tuesday, March 2, 2010 10:19 PM PST
Nick passed away at a Skilled Nursing Facility after a long illness in Bakersfield,Calif., on Thursday, Feb.18, 2010. Nick was born in Santa Ana, Calif., growing up to travel the rodeo circuit as a professional bull rider. Later settling down to raise five children and opening the 2 T’s Stables on Ball Road in Anaheim, Calif. In 1996 he moved to San Diego County where he met his present wife Vikki, moving to Lake Isabella in Jan 1998. Nick leaves behind a wife, five kids and two brothers. Vikki Trautman of Lake Isabella; brother, Butch and Sharon Trautman of Long Beach, Calif.; a brother Don and Ashley Trautman of Southlake; son, Nick Jr of Ohio; daughter, Vickie Jo and son, Vince Trautman of Las Vegas; son, Bobby Jo Trautman of Escondido son; Gil Trautman of Virginia; extended family, father-in law Dan and Jessica Mazon of San Marcos,Calif.; brother in-law Pat and Donna Mazon of Pala, Calif.; brother-in law, Tim and Iris Mazon of Lake Isabella; brother in-law, Jim Mazon of Bakersfield, Calif; stepson Marc and Gema Mazon of Bakersfield, Calif.; stepdaughter Teresa and Darin Zak from Wausaukee, Wis. and many grandchildren, great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews.
“Rest In Peace Nickel”
“Rest In Peace Nickel”
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