Wayne Rockne

Every day I see your picture in my spare room and think of you. I miss you so much, your in my thoughts and prayers each day. I think of the great memories we have shared going to Yachats the cabins in Oregon, Whistler, Lake Tahoe, Iowa, South Dakota, Denver just to name a few and spending many times with you and mom in Anchorage. These are the memories that I will cherish in forever. I kept some personal items from your cabinet in your office and I have shared some of your mementos with...

I’m so sorry to hear about Waynes passing a few years ago. My condolences go to the family. He help me get a start in Alaska along with his daughter Barbara, Paving the way to an interview with Alyeska pipeline. I always enjoyed going over to their house and visiting with Wayne and Betty, lost touch after I left Alaska but I always thought of them and what they did for me. Miss them all and best wishes to Betty, Barbra and family. John

Wow, so sorry to hear of Rocky's passing Betty, he was really a great guy. Hadn't seen the family since we left ANC back in 1980. Our prayers for God's continued healing of your family. My parents: Richard & Carrie Dunham
Susan & Larry Goodman

Proud to be part of your family and thank you for the warm welcome you gave me. I felt very honored. Love, Keith

I knew Wayne when we worked for GAB in Alaska. A very nice man and very professional in his work. I always enjoyed my time with him and looked forward to those occasions.

Wayne and I became friends through Sons of Norway. Wayne's dedication to the Sons of Norway and Viking Hall over the years was greatly appreciated by those of us who worked along side him. I was president of the Viking Hall board for many years and Wayne's guidance and experience were a tremendous help. I enjoyed talking with Wayne about our common midwest roots and enjoyed our fishing trips in Alaska. Our thoughts are with Betty and the family. We are sorry we will miss the memorial...