Jeremy Trebesch

Jeremy Lee Trebesch, 47, of Pillager, died June 5, 2026 after a short battle with pancreatic cancer. 

Funeral services will be held Sta., June 20, 2026 at 11 a.m. at the Brenny Family Funeral Chapel in Baxter. Visitation will be held from 5 to 7 p.m. Friday, June 19 and one hour prior to the service.

Burial will be held at Bridgeman Cemetery.

Jeremy was born September 12, 1978 to Gary and Donna (Warren) Trebesch in Robbinsdale. He grew up in Minneapolis where he was baptized, confirmed,  began his journey with faith and making lifelong friends. The family later moved to Albertville where he graduated from STMA High School in 1997. Jeremy married in 2001 and was blessed with two children, Benjamin and Tori. 

Throughout his career, he showed love for family and community by working for Country Pizza Parlor and Metro Mobility. He was especially proud of owning and operating his own tile company where he built a reputation for quality craftsmanship. Working for Truss Manufacturing, Manions and Simonson Lumber, he utilized his knowledge of carpentry skills and acquired many lasting friendships. 

Jeremy had a passion for preparing creative meals for those he loved. He treasured time spent exploring the outdoors, hunting, fishing, was an avid baseball fan and found great joy in coaching his children’s baseball teams. His passion for music was undeniable. He could easily lose track of time reminiscing about his favorite albums and concerts. Throughout his life, he creatively shared family theatrical presentations and treasured handmade gifts. His sense of humor was second-to-none, often leaving family and friends rolling with laughter or shaking their heads in amusement. 

Jeremy is survived by two children, Benjamin Trebesch of Brainerd and Tori Trebesch of Gold Canyon, AZ; one brother, Mike Trebesch and children, Connor and Devin; one uncle, Darrell; two aunts, Mona and Lois; two cousins, Matt (Mia) Trebesch and children, Zach and Xavier and Sarah (Chris) Nelson.

He was preceded in death by his parents; one sister-in- law, Desirée; special Uncle Doug and many more loving relatives.

With Jeremy’s passing, the world has lost a generous, tender-hearted, loving helper, who was the life of the party. He will be deeply missed by his children and heaven has gained another angel.

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