Dennis Wayne Trigg

I was with 361st Pink Panthers 1968/69 .. Dennis and I crossed paths at Cobra Hall, Hunter AAF as IPs .. before we went on our Second Tours.
I will be at Miramar tomorrow.

In Loving Memory of Dennis Trigg.

We will honor a man whose presence filled the room with equal parts strength and quiet humor. As a Lieutenant Colonel, he carried himself with discipline, integrity, and an unwavering sense of duty. But those of us blessed to sit across from him at the dinner table also knew another side-his mischievous grin, his perfectly timed one-liners, and that playful spark in his eyes that reminded us that even the strongest leaders have the warmest hearts.

I will miss that look he´d give right before he delivered a clever joke, and the smile that followed when he knew he got us. I´ll miss the subtle ways he showed he cared, his calm reassurance, and the comforting steadiness.

He taught us that strength and tenderness can live side by side. And though the seat at the table will feel different now, his presence-his humor, his discipline, his kindness-will always remain with us.

With love, respect, and so much gratitude for the man he was and the legacy he leaves behind. Channa Trigg

Here is a photo of Dennis from 2003 and a family reunion we held at our home in Freshwater.

Mary, Christine, Michael, Mandy, Tory, Sarah and other close family and friends of Dennis, please accept my deepest sympathies. I knew Dennis to be an attentive and loving husband and father, one who set an example in how much he cared for family and home. In service to his country, he was honorable and brave. He was a man to admire and one that exhibited so many of the best traits a man can bring to those he loved and to his community. May he rest in peace and in your hearts always. With loving regard, Connie