Christum D. Trammell

Christum D. Trammell lived in Anniston, Alabama, where family and everyday work anchored his life. A graduate of Anniston High School, he was employed at Georgia‑Pacific and known to those close to him as a committed father and partner. Public notices list numerous children among his survivors and name his parents, Kimberly Trammell and Gerald Hutchinson, as well as a fiancée, Katrina Elston, and a large circle of siblings and relatives.

While public records and notices about Christum are concise, they point to a life shaped by family and steady labor. His community connections were reflected in the attendance and arrangements for his memorial service, which took place at Greater Calvary Baptist Church and included interment at Eden Hills Cemetery. Those arrangements, and the obituary notice published locally, show that he was surrounded by people who cared for him and who sought to honor his memory.

Christum’s death on December 4, 2021, was abrupt and left a clear void for his children, family, and friends. Out of respect for his life, it is important to remember what was documented about him: a man with roots in Anniston, a graduate of the local high school, a worker at Georgia‑Pacific, and a person with close family bonds. Where the public record is limited, the facts that are available emphasize that he was a real person with responsibilities, relationships, and people who loved him.

This remembrance honors Christum D. Trammell not for the manner in which his life ended but for the ties he held—to his children, his parents, his fiancée, and his extended family—and for the place he held in his hometown. Though public details are spare, those who knew him have left notes of condolence and grief in local memorial pages; those remembrances underline that he mattered to others and that his loss was deeply felt. May his family find comfort in shared memories and in the steady presence of those who continue to remember him.