So sorry to hear of his passing he was one of my instructors in college back between 73 and 75 when we all graduated he was always there to help us it was a totally different way of teaching but he was always there to teach you things a lot of it couldn't be learned from the book a lot of it had to be learned from experience which he had. Always kept all of the instructors from that period in my mind he was one of the most successful instructors that made us successful. He will truly be missed Even in our hearts.

I’m not sure if anyone will see this, but Mr. Aiken was one of the kindest, purest souls that I have ever met. During his last few months, I got the pleasure to truly know him and learn of his accomplishments. I’m so honored to have been graced by his presence and his wisdom. 

Rollie was a quiet man but had a soft side for his daughter Carol and wife Ellie.  He always enjoyed teaching things to others, especially anything to do with cars.  He taught me about NASCAR racing, cooking great ribs or going to Carson’s to get them and Constant Comment tea.  He had many losses in his life that took a toll on him.  
He will always be remembered for his little side smile and love of cars.  

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Rolly Aiken

April 26, 1934 – July 13, 2021

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