Dr. William F. Trolenberg IV, 65 years old, was taken from us on June 19, 2019. His funeral service, open to the public, will be Saturday, June 29th, 2 p.m. at LibertyLive Church, 1021 Big Bethel Rd., Hampton, VA.
Dr. Trolenberg, known to his family and friends as “Bill”, was born November 21, 1953 in Schenectady, NY, to Hilma Howe and William Trolenberg, III. He was later adopted by Joan Cox Trolenberg, after his father’s remarriage and his mother’s passing.
Bill grew up in Clifton Park, NY, with an adventurous spirit and an engineer’s brilliant mind. He achieved Eagle Scout rank as a teen and got his pilot’s license at 16yo. He went on to receive his Biology Degree from Union College in Schenectady, NY. He hiked all the Adirondack Peaks (a 46er) and was an expert skier. Active in ROTC, his passion and commitment led him to become a pilot with the US Navy. After making the historic 250,000th landing on the USS Forrestal, he left the Navy as Lieutenant to provide stability for his young family with less time at sea.
Bill went on to pursue his dental education at the University of Texas in San Antonio. He then joined the US Air Force to continue his military career as a dentist. He retired after 20 years of military service, with many honors, as a Lieutenant Colonel and Chief of General Dentistry Element at Langley Air Force Base.
Following his retirement from the military, Dr. Trolenberg continued his dental career and acquired the Deer Park Dental Office, in existence since 1965. Continuing to provide dental service at this community-based location was a particular source of pride, and he built many loving and caring relationships with his patients, who he enjoyed serving over the past 18 years.
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is love of the sea didn’t end with the Navy. Bill was an avid sailor and enjoyed tinkering with his own boats. He could park his yacht with the skill of a pilot landing on an aircraft carrier. Much like the “Officer and a Gentleman” he was, his love of fast, sleek cars was well known.
Bill was also extremely generous with his time and his gifts. His friends and family knew him to be quick with a smile, advice and assistance. He would help whenever and wherever it was needed. Recently, he did mission dental work in Jamaica and found it so rewarding that he planned to make it a regular commitment with the American Dental Christian Association.
Dr. Trolenberg was preceded in death by his father, William, of Cary, NC, and brother, Kurt, of Albany, NY. He is survived by his mother, Joan Trolenberg of Cary, NC; his wife, June Green; his daughter, Natalie Tuttle (Scott); his daughter, Kristel Hacker (David); step-son, Jabari; grandson, Gabriel Tuttle and step-grandson, Cory Hacker; former wife, Donna Trolenberg; his sisters, Kristen Trolenberg and Kyla Dana of NC; his brother, Karl Trolenberg of VA; and many loving in-laws, nieces, nephews, cousins and more.
The untimely and unexpected death of Dr. Trolenberg has cut short the illustrious life of an amazing man. Instead of being with the people he loved, serving the community and enjoying his much deserved retirement, his time with us is over. The love, memories and contributions he created will live on, but Bill will be sorely missed by many.
In remembrance, donations may be sent to the Lackey Clinic in Yorktown or via Liberty Live Church in Hampton.
Date: Saturday, June 29, 2019
Time: 2:00 pm
currently known as the Liberty Live Church
Larisa M. Russell posted on 7/2/19
I was stationed with Dr. Trolenberg at Langley AFB during the 90's. He was a wonderful man and a talented doctor. My condolences to his family.
Krieg posted on 6/30/19
We only knew you for a short time but will miss you a lot Phyllis and Charlie krieg
Joanne Pauley posted on 6/29/19
Prayers of strength for the family... He was our family dentist since he took over deer Park. My mom, Mrs. Lavenia Curtis, a long time patient and when she passed in 2016 he sent the sweetest condolence.
Ann Bradshaw posted on 6/29/19
My Dearest June I am so sorry for your loss. My deepest sympathy go out to you and the entire Trolenberg family for the loss of such a wonderful person. June know that as part of your church family I will be here for you always.
Linda Gaither posted on 6/28/19
I was with Bill that morning and spoke briefly to wife June my friend before he started on me. I am heart broken and sad that this has happen. I pray for comfort and healing for His family. ♥️
Kimora Branch posted on 6/27/19
Miss you! Thank you for working on me for the past 13 years.
Don Dransfield posted on 6/27/19
Dear Friends and Family of Dr. William F. Trolenberg, My name is Don Dransfield owner of Dransfield Jewelers in Richmond Virginia On behalf of my self and my employees we share our condolences for your loss of Bill. Although I (we) didn't know him but so well, we always enjoyed working with Bill, on the several custom jewelry projects we did together. Bill always had a smile and a kind way about him. I shared several stories about boating on the York River and the Chesapeake Bay with him, my home is on the York River. I read the article and obituary in the Daily Press and realized just how much I didn't know about this amazing man. I can only imagine all of the people that Bill has touched in his lifetime with his service in the Navy and his dental practice. Our hearts and prayers go out to all of you, may you find peace in dealing with this tragedy.
Patricia Shockley, Ken shockley Jr, & Gary Amick posted on 6/27/19
We are all patients of Dr, Trolenberg since 1965. He was an amazing man, so kind, generous and thoughtful. We are so sorry for the loss of this wonderful man, may God be with June and the entire Trolenberg family. Our thoughts and prayers are with each of you.
Linda Chesser posted on 6/27/19
We will forever miss Bill coming into our office and sit down and chat. He was a wonderful man. Prayers for he and his family. Linda Chesser and Bob Beaulieu. (Rainbow Vacuum).
Tyrone and Patricia Campbell posted on 6/26/19
To June and her extended family. May the grace of God keep you. May He grant you the strength to take one breath at a time, place one foot in front of the other. May He continuously hold you up with His righteous right hand. May you find sleep, peace and comfort in the knowledge that God will see you through this most painful and difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
Patrice L Daniels posted on 6/26/19
I was his patient at Deer Park Dentistry. He was the BEST. There is no other way to put it. Interacting with him put me at ease. His presence will be missed. Thank you for everything Mr. Trolenberg, rest in peace.
Loretta Harden posted on 6/26/19
I am so sorry for the loss of this kind man. Most especially for the loved ones he left behind. He was my and my sons dentist for many years. I have so many stories of his kindness to others. I will always remember him apologizing every time he gave me a shot of nova-cane. May God bless your family in your grief.
Dorene & Lea Hansen posted on 6/26/19
I am shocked and saddened at the sudden passing of Dr. Trolenberg. My daughter was referred by Dr. Bobby Garofolis' office to have some extensive work done. Dr. Trolenberg was kind, caring, and gentle with Lea (as she likes to be called) during each visit. Our condolences to the Trolenberg family and staff at Deer Park Dental. May god wrap his loving arms around you and comfort you during this difficult time. You all are in my thoughts and prayers.
Allyson Pigford posted on 6/26/19
I am shocked and saddened at the tragic death of Dr. Trolenberg. He was a kind, humble man that genuinely cared about his patients. My sympathies to June, the family and office staff. He will be greatly missed. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. Allyson Pigford
Angella Bucknor Melville posted on 6/26/19
Losing a loved one is painful and I feel for your loss. Please accept my sincere condolences.
Lori Lucy posted on 6/26/19
Dearest June and the entire office staff...Bill, myself, our children and entire family are devastated at the passing of Dr. Trolenberg. Have been going there since Dr. Ames and of course with Dr. Trolenberg. You are all like family to us... We are holding you close in our hearts and in our prayers. Much love to you......Lori Lucy
Ron Brosius posted on 6/26/19
I am sadden regarding the untimely passing of Dr. Trolenberg. My deepest condolences to his family and friends. I have been a patient at Deer Park since '72 with Dr. Ames and continued with Dr. Trolenberg, most recently in March, 2019 for a bi-annual check-up. I may not have known him personally, but I do feel a loss of not having the friendly, skilled, and caring Dentist that I have depended on for such a long time.
PAUL JAQUAY posted on 6/25/19
What can I say but WHY WHY WHY. A great man and the greatest dentist in the world. I am truly sorry for his family and the office staff at Dear Park Dental. I started with Dr Ames and continued with Dr T, the greatest dentist I have ever known. May GOD look after him in heaven. The chicken and I will miss him greatly!!!!
Robin Welch & Kim Winkler posted on 6/25/19
Dearest June, Family & Work Family, Dr T was one of a kind, so caring, so willing to help a patient out. He was a wonderful man. Our hearts are broken. Our sympathies to all.
Laurie Tedesco posted on 6/25/19
Our heartfelt condolences to the Trolenberg Family.....Doc T will be missed. Your fellow car enthusiasts here at Auto Haus.
Sonja and Bill Hedstrom posted on 6/25/19
We are very heartbroken to hear of Bill's untimely passing. He was our friend and dentist for many yesrs that we lived in Virginia. Our hearts go out to all of his family.
Kevin Hughes, DDS posted on 6/25/19
I worked with Bill for 2 years in southern Italy while we were in the Air Force. He was full of life and ambition, always with a smile. He will be missed. My sincerest condolences to the family for such a tragic loss.
Juliet Watson posted on 6/25/19
My deepest condolences to the Trollenberg family, There's no words to express how sorrowful my heart is. You are all in my prayers.
Kathryn Wilson posted on 6/25/19
My heartfelt sympathy and deepest condolences goes out to the family of Dr. Trolenberg. I will be keeping you all close in my thoughts and prayers.
Connie Hunt posted on 6/25/19
Our heartfelt sympathy thoughts & prayers go out to the Trolenberg family & his dental staff. My father (Dr. John W. Ames Jr.) opened the dental practice back in 1964, after his retirement & two previous owners Dr. Trolenberg bought the dental practice & I remained as one is his many patients. Dr. Trolenberg was kind, caring, friendly & a good dentist. His senseless tragic loss is unbearable to comprehend. We pray for justice & healing as the family, friends & patients grieve. May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you honor and celebrate a life well lived but taken away too soon. Deepest Sympathy, Connie Ames & Danny Hunt
Kristin Mastros posted on 6/25/19
Dr. Trolenberg was kind to me and supportive as I came into the dental field 13 years ago. I asked him one summer while in school if I could help out in his office. He hired me for the summer and showed me the ropes. He was honest about practice ownership, humble, and a very good dentist. He was my first mentor. I will miss him, and my heart and deepest sympathies go out to his family.
Jeanette Gibas posted on 6/25/19
My condolences to the Trolenberg family and members of Dr Trolenberg’s dental practice. I will miss seeing Dr Trolenberg and staff and their caring service. He was always up for a challenge and would look for ways to fix my issues without going the expensive route of a crown. He always respected and listened to me. God Bless.
Cindy Daube posted on 6/25/19
Dr. T. was so gentle and kind. I have a fear of dentists myself, but he and his entire staff could not have been more welcoming and comforting. Top notch dental practice- none better. I am so appalled and saddened by this needless death. Dr. T. was SUCH a wonderful, kind, gentle, humane being. My heart breaks for his family and STAFF..all of which have been affected. Thoughts, prayers and God's Blessings to each and everyone of you. Thank You Dr. T. for taking care of and being so kind to me. Cindy Daube and the Daube Family
Lorraine Wright and Jackie Smith posted on 6/25/19
Love and comfort for his wife June and the rest of the family during this time. Words may not comfort, but time will heal. Love you all!
Rebecca J Jackson posted on 6/25/19
My sencere condolences to the Trolenberg family. Such a sweet, kind man.
Mary E Tyler posted on 6/25/19
I started seeing Doc when he first opened his practice, way back in 2001. Over the years, I have moved several times around Hampton Roads, never changing dentists, always traveling as far as 90 minutes to see him. Here's why: since I was a kid I told dentists that I wasn't numb. They would ignore me and start drilling, causing me to have trauma and eventually PTSD. He was the first dentist to ever believe me. He said, "If you say you aren't numb, then you aren't. We'll FIND an anesthetic that WORKS!" He kept trying different ones until we did. It was a decade later when pioneering genetic research showed that red-haired (and red-brown haired) people are less sensitive or immune to anesthetics. He never quite understood why it meant SO much that he BELIEVED ME. But it was everything. One day at Langley Commissary, a couple years ago, I ran into a kindly gentleman. Without thinking, I greeted him warmly and gave him a big hug. I couldn't think who it was, only that it was someone I knew well and liked very much. It was about 10 minutes later, I realized I had hugged MY DENTIST! When I saw him next, I admitted, blushing, that I hadn't known it was him. He said it was okay. It was nice, actually. That's the kind of guy he was. Doc was a very good dentist. He was a good friend to my family. He will be sorely missed.
Coleen a fun Doug Lamb posted on 6/24/19
Our love and prayers for all the family. Dr Trolenberg was one of the most caring people, we had been going to him for our dental work since 2001. He truly cared for each of his patients, and would do anything he could for everyone. He will be missed.
Coleen a fun Doug Lamb posted on 6/24/19
Dr Trolenberg was one in a million, he was so caring and would do anything he could for you. He was our dentist since 2001, and will be missed as a friend as well as our dentist. My love and prayers for all his family.
Paula Pruitt posted on 6/24/19
I like some who are afraid of going to a dentist. My first visit though in pain his bedside manner, smile, soft comforting voice assurance and understanding kept me there with him at DEER PARK DENTAL. THE staff mirrored his kindness, he mirrored their kindness, it was the atmosphere that kept me there since possibly 2000. To his entire Family I was able to share unique time with Dr. Trollenberg and trusted in his care. I recommend Dr. Trollenberg to many people cause I knew he could help them and ease their pain or discomfort or to begin dental Care for the first time. I knew MY DENTIST was the DENTIST for them. I know God and the Holy Spirit will take Care of him. I will miss him, his patience and time he devoted to so many of us. May God Bless The Entire Family, his memory is embedded in my Heart. I will never forget Dr. Trollenberg. Rest in PEACE SIR!
Dana and Jazzy posted on 6/24/19
Dr. Trolenberg was my absolute favorite dentist! My deepest sincere condolences to his family and all the ladies in his office!! You all were living proof of teamwork!! No man walking this earth could fill your shoes. You were thoughtful, kind and most of all extremely caring of your patients! I cant believe I'm having to say goodbye to my favorite..my friend..my dentist. I will never be able to hear you say.."what did you do now kiddo"...again...His laugh was warm, his vibes were contagious...I'm sure going to miss you!!
Lori melle and Brad hanks (metro dental) posted on 6/24/19
We were so sad to hear of this! Dr. Trolenburgh was the nicest person ,we will miss working with him and him stopping by the lab and chatting , to June and all of you at deer park dental we send our condolences, hope you know how much we thought of such a great human being as dr. Trolenburg!
Robin Friend posted on 6/24/19
You had a wonderful disposition and were always kind and caring. Thankful our family got to know you so well for over 15 years. Praying for June, the children, family members and work family and your patients. We will miss you, Dr. Trolenberg!
Kerrie Watson posted on 6/24/19
The entire Deer Park Family had a tremendous relationship with ECPI University. Dr. Trolenberg was always willing to partner with us and host our students for internships. They regularly contributed feedback on ways we could improve our program. I am grateful for his knowledge, skills, and contributions to the field, as well as his patients. My heart is with Dr. Trolenberg's loved ones as they heal from this tragedy.
Rosemarie Green posted on 6/24/19
My heartfelt condolences family. He was truly a wonderful person, it was a pleasure to have known Bill. May he rest in eternal peace.
Steve and Julie White posted on 6/24/19
Bill will forever be remembered by us as the great neighbor who lived across the street, always ready to help and always a smiling face and waving hand. His untimely passing is a travesty. Our hearts go out to June, Jabari, Natalie and Krystal...we are here for you and grieve with you.
Dale & Jini Schultz posted on 6/24/19
Doc Bill Trolenberg was an exceptional man. Reading about his life certainly matches my impression of Bill. He will be missed but not forgotten. Fair winds and following seas Shipmate.
Brian and Emily Goulet posted on 6/24/19
Dr. Trolenberg was always kind to our daughters. He would each visit ask them about school, and their lives in general. They will remember him having encouraging words about their futures. You could often see him walking to the reception area still checking on his patients. During difficult dental work he would still be encouraging...checking on your comfort level...always trying to save and not lose teeth. The atmosphere of the practice was always warm and friendly....that they worked well together as a team. Such a great group of people in the practice that Dr. Trolenberg built. He touched so many lives for good....he will remain in our hearts for always.
Debbie ( Zellers) DiBartolomeo posted on 6/24/19
Extreme shock ..... .Bill was in my home room class thru out our high school years at Shenendehowa....my sincerest sympathy to all......my heart breaks for you having to go thru this........God be with .....
Ms. Kathleen H. Gooden posted on 6/24/19
i needed a root-canal and i was 'scared' because i had been told it would be excruciatingly painful. It did not hurt (only the numbing), and no after pain or problems. Thanks to my wonderful dentist, Dr. Trolenberg. i am truly blessed to have known someone so genuinely gentle, kind, and caring. My daughter Kathleen and i send our condolences to his family, his staff and other patients.
Cathy (Hebenstreet) Carras posted on 6/24/19
I knew him as Billy. His mom was my mothers best friend. Kurt, his brother was my pal growing up. I remember Bill as a nice big brother. We were family. I am so sad to hear about this sudden loss. From what I have read he went above and beyond as a father, husband, doctor. I’m not surprised. God bless his family and friends. My heart is broken too.
Kathay Gayle and Family posted on 6/24/19
Our deepest condolences to the family
Marietta Valentine posted on 6/23/19
You will be truly missed. Such a kind person who should not have been taken so soon!. My dentist for 20 years and you will be hard to replace, but as a kind person you are one in a million. God rest your soul.
Doug & Sylvia Brammer posted on 6/23/19
Dr Trolenberg you wi) be greatly missed! Thx for all your service to our family for the last 20 years, even meeting us on Sunday, you are a terrific human being. Love & prayers (RIP).
Sue Trolenberg Grigor posted on 6/23/19
With heartfelt sympathy for our entire Trolenberg Family. I have many fond memories of my cousins Bill & Kurt at Grandpa & Grandmas house on old Stone Church Road. Other family get togethers in Saratoga Springs & Clifton Park, New York! I only wish our current families could have known each other! To know the loving, kind hearted man you grew up to be! I love you Cousin Bill! You were the oldest of the original Trolenberg bunch! Bill, Kurt, Sue, John Jr., Leslie, Ken, Shannon & Brad. I was next. You did a great job of keeping us out of trouble at Grandmas house! 50 acres to get lost on without proper supervision! Such a role model for us all! You will be missed on earth but forever in our hearts & minds! With Love, Light & Godspeed! Your cousin, Sue xo Love & Prayers go out to the ENTIRE TROLENBERG FAMILY from my family: Sue Trolenberg Grigor Daughter: Cindy Thenhaus (Josh) Jaidyn & Leilah Son: Robert Stevens (Rachel) Rhiannon
The Askews posted on 6/23/19
The Askew family sends there deepest condolences to the Trolenberg family, beautiful staff, and friends. What a kind, honest, and patient man he was. My family and I have been seeing him since 2002. He has always shown the patience of Job. He and his staff were very sweet and professional. They made us all feel like family. I recommended him highly to anyone who needed dental care. I was such a nervous patient but requested a break when he was filling a cavity and often grabbed his hands while he was trying to complete his work successfully. Never once did his seem frustrated or upset. I can recall when he read an X-ray from another dentist who had proclaimed that my four year old son had 8 cavities and needed fillings. Dr Trolenberg was honest enough to tell me that he didn’t see this from the X-ray and that my child had deep indentions in his teeth. Dr Trolenberg will be missed greatly. My family, along with the other patients of Deer Park Dental, and the community will truly miss Dr Trolenberg’s pleasant smile and kindness. He had the best staff ever. Praying for the family, staff, and friends.
Stephanie Poe posted on 6/23/19
My condolences to the Trolenberg family and members of Dr Trolenberg’s dental practice. We worked together in the dental clinic at Ramstein AB, Germany in the early ‘90’s.
Ken Trolenberg posted on 6/23/19
Billy Trolenberg My heart breaks for my cousin Billy and the Trolenberg family. My sincere condolences to his mom Aunt Joan, wife children and his brothers and sisters. I knew Cousin Billy as a young child growing up in Sarasota New York many fond memories of our Uncles, Aunts and Cousins getting together. You are missed by all that have known you. Your kindness and love of life is an example to all that have have ever had the pleasure-of knowing you. Sincerely Ken, Theresa and My son Taylor. The Trolenberg’s from Florida.
Wanda Rowe posted on 6/23/19
My husband and I have been coming to this dental office for at least 40 yrs. First with Dr. Ames, then after Dr. Ames retirement, we began to see Dr. Trolenberg. We have been his patients since he started here. We moved to the Outer Banks 3 yrs. ago and we still come back to Va. to see Dr. Trolenberg for our appts. We felt almost like family there. We became friends with his wonderful staff and him. He was a wonderful, caring man. We are heartbroken that he is gone especially in such a senseless act of violence. Our condolences to his family and staff. Our prayers are with you all. Dr. Trolenberg, you are loved and missed. Wayne and Wanda Rowe
Teresa Arledge posted on 6/23/19
Dr Trolenberg, was a very sweet soul. He would go out of his way to help. I loved him so very much .There just isn't the right words to explain how I'm feeling ,just heartbroken. It is hard to understand how someone could heartlessly come up and take his life. If the person who did this even knew him at all how could he be so heartless. I'm praying for the Family's, Coworker , Patients and Friends peace. I will miss going to the office and seeing their beautiful, and friendly faces. I love you all may Dr. Trolenberg Rest In Peace. I know he is looking down on us from Heaven and some day soon we will see him again. God Bless you his Family, Coworker Patients and Friends.
Tim Leighton posted on 6/23/19
I never knew Doctor Trolenberg, at least not as a dentist. I knew him a "The Troll" back in the late 1970's when we were both pilots assigned to The Tigertails of VAW-125. I'm sure he was a superb dentist since he was a great "stick" behind the controls of the E-2C Hawkeye aircraft. It was always a pleasure to fly with him and while I was sorry to hear he'd left the Navy for the Air Force I knew he was pursuing his dream to help others. I lost contact with Bill years ago after a Hawkeye reunion and my regret is that we never had a chance to again toss down a few adult beverages and tell sea stories...a few of which were true. My sincere condolences to the entire Trolenberg family, his friends and patients. A kind soul taken way too soon.
Louise Durden posted on 6/23/19
My daughter started seeing him at 2 because he and his nurses were the only ones she’d let come near her mouth. He will be missed by my family.
Tammy Spellman posted on 6/23/19
The Spellman family sends condolences to the family, staff, patients, and friends of Dr. Trolenberg. This has been extremely difficult for all of us! He will be missed by all! My heart is breaking! He had a heart of gold and made you feel comfortable! RIP Dr. Trolenberg!
Lori Unangst posted on 6/22/19
Dr. Trolenberg was a kind, generous, caring man that went out of his way to accommodate his patients and treated them like family. His loss is immeasurable. I've been a patient since 2001. I can recall an instance when Dr. T. went above and beyond for me. I had a dental issue and was in horrible pain. It was a Saturday and the office was closed. We called and left a message and not long after he called back and had us meet him at the office. He had been out on his boat and cut his day short to come all the way back in to treat me. He even brought his daughter in with him to assist in pulling my tooth. If memory serves, it was Natalie. I was so upset that I had ruined his day on the water and he gave me a squeeze and told me that's why he was there. My family and I will miss him and remember him fondly with much respect and love. A sweet soul gone way too soon. Our deepest condolences to his family, his children and staff. Rest easy, Dr. T.
The Knarrs posted on 6/22/19
We are deeply saddened, Dr. Trolenberg was an amazing dentist and a phenomenal person...prayers for his family, friends, and staff, he will be truly missed...
Valerie Robinson posted on 6/22/19
Bill was a classmate of mine from Shenendehowa High School in Clifton Park, NY. All of us are devastated that one of our own has been taken in this way. We remember him as a kind and funny man as well as a wonderful friend. Our hearts go out to his family. Shenendehowa High School Class of 1971
Richard Thomas posted on 6/22/19
Dr Trolenberg you always found time to go the extra mile repairing my teeth. I will always remember you wanting to pull one of my teeth and I asked if you could just work your magic and you did , 10 years later my tooth is going strong. Rest In Peace my old friend. Sending prayers to your family and staff .
Frank and Karen Lewis posted on 6/22/19
The Lewis family sends condolences to his family and his office family. My husband was a patient while on active duty. They retired about the same time so he followed him to private practice. My daughter and I were there just a month ago. She is 18 and has never known another dentist. His smile was always present. He was a kind, gentle soul. We will pray for peace for his family, his staff and all who knew him.
Vivi, Anna and Kalli posted on 6/22/19
Forever in our hearts, kind is not enough to say to describe him. A gentle soul, a generous man, a true gift to all who knew him. My condolences to his family and staff. His kindness and smile will never be forgotten May God comfort those with strength and love during this very heartbreaking moment.
Leslie Lyford posted on 6/22/19
My earliest memories of my cousin Bill was of family gatherings picnics weddings and baptisms. He would drive up to Saratoga to spend time with us. He would give us piggy back rides and swing us around we laughed so much together! He will be missed by everyone! I can only pray that it can give us peace knowing that he is in heaven. This was such a senseless tragedy. Deepest condolences, prayers love and hugs to his wife and to Aunt Joan,his sisters Kristen, Kyla and brother Karl. His daughters Natalie and Kristel and His nieces and nephews We love you Bill! Your cousin Leslie, her fiancé Scott and Leslie's kids Kirk and Rachelle
Valerie C DeFreitas posted on 6/22/19
A Light that rhat was put out too soon. Condolences to The family and friends. Forever remembered, Dr. Trolenberg, RIH
Bob & Kathy Neider posted on 6/22/19
Our condolences to his family, staff and patients. We were his patients from 2001 until we moved to SC in 2016. We'll remember him as a very upbeat person who always asked you how things were going. The community has lost a wonderful and kind man. We always called him, "Doc." Doc, may you Rest in Peace.
Brian and Emily Goulet posted on 6/22/19
He was our dentist since 2001. Such a gentle and caring man. He made all of his patients feel like part of his family. We trusted him with all of our dental needs. He will be missed by so many people. May GOD comfort this dear family.
Pamela Earnest posted on 6/22/19
My deepest sympathy in the loss of Dr. Trolenberg. He was the best dentist I ever had and was always friendly and caring. May he rest in peace.
Krystle posted on 6/22/19
Please accept my sincere condolences to the Trolenberg Family. I am so sorry to hear of the passing of Dr. Williams. The Bible assures us at Psalms 34:18 that God is near to those broken in heart. May your many great memories help you find peace and comfort as you go through the coming days. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Josh and Amanda Bryant posted on 6/22/19
He was a kind, gentle, genuinely nice man. I hope his family can find peace.
Tim and Deborah Couch posted on 6/22/19
Dr. Trolenberg was our dentist for 10 years. He was a great dentist,but also a great person. He cared for his patients; and will be missed so much by us.My prayers is with his family.
Paulette Goity posted on 6/22/19
Dr. Trolenberg treated some of the members of a refugee family I was helping 13 years ago. He was a kind, gentle person. I will always remember him for his generosity of spirit. I'm so sorry for your loss.
Scott and Kim Bray posted on 6/22/19
So sorry for your loss Natalie , it was so good to meet your Dad at the gatherings at your house at the river.
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Cynthia Brooks posted on 6/18/20
Sweet peace and love to the family. RIH my friend.