Arthur Raymond Trenholme

Arthur (Artie) Raymond Trenholme

April 19, 1963 - October 24, 2026

Artie Trenholme, 63, passed unexpectedly at Highpoint Health - Sumner with Ascension Saint Thomas in Gallatin, TN on Saturday, October 24, 2026 after being transferred there by request from Gallatin Center for Rehabilitation and Healing, where he had been a resident for 9 years after a motorcycle accident left him paralyzed from the waist down.

He is preceded in death by his father, Arthur Trenholme, his mother, Kathleen Harrington, and youngest brother, Liam Edwin Trenholme. Also preceded in death by his niece, Amanda Elizabeth Felts and nephew, Jason Andrew Felts.

He is survived by his sons, Arthur Justin (A.J.) Trenholme, Anthony (Tony) Lee Trenholme and “half” daughter, Breanna Lynn Angell. He is survived by his grandchildren, Nevaeh Faye Trenholme, Cassidy Arlene Trenholme, and Cain Arthur Trenholme.

He is survived by his sister, Jeanne Marie Rose and brother, Christopher Allen Trenholme. Also survived by niece, Michelle Felts Martin. He is leaving behind nieces and nephews, Joshua Wade Milliken, Grace Elizabeth Felts, Dillon Robert Bailey and Emma Kathleen Martin and a great nephew and nieces, Miles Liam Milliken, Charlotte Ann Milliken and Elizabeth May Milliken.

Artie owned Arties Cycle at 31W and New Hall Road. Artie loved motorcycles, fast cars, off road adventures, and classic rock, especially PINK FLOYD! He received an award for his patriotism for always having a fresh American flag flying at his shop. Artie was known for throwing his “Artie Parties” where he cooked everything from his special burgers, chicken, ribs, steaks and, never to be forgotten, his Arite’s butt. He also made his homemade scalloped potatoes and his apple crisp creation. Artie took great pride in being the host to many holidays and celebrations.

That all changed nine years ago, when a motorcycle accident changed his life forever. The man who loved riding motorcycles, working on cars, feeding his squirrels, cooking out, and throwing his famous Artie parties suddenly couldn’t do the things that brought him so much joy. If snow fell, he’d drive around to find people stuck and pull them out just to do it. He would cut the grass of the yard next to him for years while it sat empty. He cared about the box turtles in his yard. Threw out scraps for the “critters” and always had bird feeders that were never wanting for food in them. You couldn’t have asked for a better person. There was a bar that was set high. A family man. A friend. A son. A brother. A father. A grandfather. An uncle. A nephew. A cousin. Crank up some Pink Floyd and do it for Artie. He’s free from his bed and wheelchair. He’s free from pain. He’s riding a motorcycle in the clouds now. He’s racing the lightning in his yellow Lemans. He’s celebrating with the biggest Artie Party with family and friends who have gone before him.

A Celebration of Life is planned for Saturday, November 14, 2026 from 2 - 6 PM Central Standard Time. It will be at Cole & Garrett Funeral Home & Cremation Services 212 Highway 76

White House, TN 37188

(615) 672-3936