ποΈ In Loving Memory of Troy Pittman β A Beloved Father, Friend, and Pillar of the Ceres Community ποΈ
With heavy hearts and profound sorrow, the Ceres community mourns the passing of Troy Pittman, a devoted father, cherished friend, and a man whose presence brought warmth and meaning to the lives of so many. Troy passed away on January 4, 2026, leaving behind an immeasurable sense of loss and a community united in grief.
Troy was more than a familiar face β he was a source of strength, kindness, and quiet encouragement to those around him. As a father, his love was unwavering, his guidance steady, and his pride in his children evident in every word and action. He poured his heart into his family, always placing their happiness and well-being above all else. His legacy as a loving and devoted parent will continue to live on through the lives he shaped and the values he instilled.
To his friends, Troy was dependable and genuine β someone who listened without judgment and showed up without being asked. He had a way of making people feel seen and valued, whether through thoughtful conversation, shared laughter, or simple acts of generosity. His friendships were built on trust and loyalty, and those bonds will forever remain etched in the hearts of those who knew him.
The sadness felt across Ceres reflects the impact Troy had on his community. His passing has left a silence where there was once warmth and familiarity, yet his spirit lives on in the countless memories shared by family, friends, and neighbors. In moments of remembrance, stories of his kindness, humor, and compassion continue to bring comfort amid the pain.
As the community comes together to grieve, we extend our deepest condolences to Troy Pittmanβs family and loved ones. May they find strength in the love that surrounds them and peace in knowing that Troyβs life was meaningful, valued, and deeply loved.
Rest in eternal peace, Troy. You will always be remembered for the love you gave, the lives you touched, and the place you will forever hold in the heart of the Ceres community. π―οΈπ








