Rockly Triantafellu

We thank God for the privilege to have served under this kind man, then a Major, during my tour as a B-24 bombardier in WWII (1944), and also for the opportunity to talk to him on the phone last month. Lord be with his loved ones at this time.

Aloha, I enjoyed Rockly and Ruth Ann as neighbors here in Hawaii Kai, I had them over to several get togethers at my house and they were indeed alive and spirited, your loss will be felt in our neighborhood. Edgar Miner, Neighborhood President, Maunalua Triangle Koko Kai Community Association

Nicki and Chris,
We were so honored to have your Mother and Dad in our lives. We are deeply saddened to read about Rockly today. Please know you all are in our thoughts and prayers. They enhanched and enriched our lives and we shall always treasure their memory.
Dale, Judy and Cathy

I was a friend of Rocky Triantafellu, General Triantafellu's son, when Rocky was a high-school student in Hampton, Virginia. General and Mrs. Triantafellu were always a class act, very supportive of their children, and gracious to their guests.

We enjoyed having Rockly for our neighbor for just a few short months before he moved. We were so grateful to have such a personable, generous neighbor. He brought us mangos from his tree and gave us a tour of his home, pointing out all of the tile work he had done himself. We were privileged to have him join us for dinner several times and loved hearing his service stories. We miss him very much. Please know that he brought light and love wherever he went!! Chuck and Tracy Brady

From Steve and I, please accept our sincerest condolences.