Trinity Rockweiler

Trinity Lynne Rockweiler, 16, of Kansas City, Kansas, gained her angel wings on February 15, 2025. Born on July 15, 2008, in Kenosha, Wisconsin, Trinity was a bright and spirited young woman whose energy and smile could light up any room.

Trinity was a student at F.L. Schlagle High School in Kansas City, where she enjoyed her studies and cherished the friendships she built with classmates and staff alike. She took great pride in making the dance team and was thrilled to have recently earned her driver's permit. She had big dreams for her future, often changing her aspirations but always maintaining a deep interest in the medical field.

A creative soul, Trinity dreamed of becoming a rapper and social media influencer. She loved making YouTube videos and TikTok posts, sharing her vibrant personality with the world. Recently, she discovered a passion for doing nails and envisioned turning it into a business for family and friends. Her ambition and enthusiasm for life were truly inspiring.

Trinity was deeply devoted to her family. She shared a special bond with her loving and devoted mother, Andrea Lynne Feimster (Nick Debella), who lovingly referred to her as her "Mimi me." She adored her brother Mason Rockweiler and looked forward to attending school together this next year when he became a freshman. Her older brother Kamryn Rockweiler also held a special place in her heart. Trinity was known for keeping close tabs on her mom through Life360, always wanting to know her every move-a testament to their inseparable connection.

She is also survived by her maternal grandmother Cynthia Krause ("Mima") of Warrenville, Illinois; great-grandmother Joanne Gravely of Dublin, Virginia; aunts and uncles Aaron Kitterman (Vanessa), Ashleigh Fashoda (Thomas), Melissa Feimster-Hum (Brian), and Bobby Feimster (Lisa); as well as many beloved cousins, great-aunts, and great-uncles. On her paternal side, she is remembered by her father Brandon Rockweiler of Waupun, Wisconsin; aunt McKinzy Rockweiler of Kenosha, Wisconsin; uncles Gary and Freddy Viera of Kenosha; grandmother Janice Guzman of Kokomo, Indiana; grandfather Edward Rockweiler of Kenosha; along with many additional aunts, uncles, and cousins.

Grandma Connie and the entire family who treated Trinity, Mason and Andrea like family.

Trinity had an infectious spirit that touched countless lives. She was wise beyond her years and had a kindhearted soul that left an imprint on everyone she met. After the heartbreaking loss of their longtime pet Morgan, Trinity surprised her mother with a rescued dog named Miracle-bringing joy back into their home in a way only she could.

A Celebration of Life will be held on March 29, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM at the Moose Lodge, located at 6621 Turner Drive in Kansas City, Kansas. Guests are encouraged to bring their favorite memories to share. An additional celebration will take place in Illinois or Wisconsin on July 15, 2025; details will be announced once finalized.

In honor of Trinity's memory, we've set up a memorial page where contributions can be made at Shatterproof.org in partnership with Jelly Roll whose voice strongly advocates against fentanyl poisoning and addiction.

Trinity's radiant presence will be deeply missed but forever cherished by those who knew and loved her. May her memory continue to shine brightly in the hearts of all who were fortunate enough to share in her journey.