So there you were, that beautiful dark haired, big sparkely eyed little girl on Antoinette st. then there you were, wisked off to a new life with with Denny and a family of your own. Now here you are, that beautiful young widow. Keep the sparkle in your eyes as you look up to the sky and find the new star that is there watching over you and your family. He is resting  in peace knowing that he has left "a job well done"
With deepest sympathy and love, Rita H.

Bev and Family:

We were very surprised and saddened by the passing of Dennis.

I was a classmate  in the graduating class of Abingdon  1964
with Dennis.

My husband and I  also hosted some of the class reunions at our house here in Abingdon. You may remember us from one of those.

Remember all your good times  you have had with Dennis and your girls--the memories will now become treasures.

My thoughts are with you,           

Sheila Day

We are so very sorry we could not be with you and your family for Denny's  celebration.  We are especially sorry that until we can see you our hugs have to come in the form of an email.  We embrace you and please extend our thoughts and prayers to your mother and sister and grandmother.  Your dad leaves each and every one of you with such wonderful memories and sustainable strength.  Cherish the memories and rely on the strength.  Love you!!  

i met denny at caterpillar.we became friends and had some great  times.it is so sad he was called so early.he was a great guy.rip denny.

My most sincere sympathy to you Ginger and your family and of course to Denny's family too. I remember Denny as your little brother when you went to good old AHS.

bev@family         so sorry to hear about denny.we go back to 1964 at caterpillar.denny and i did a lot of wild things.one memorable time is when he made one of hiis first batches of wine on peoria ave and was giving small sips to my 3 year old son and he threw up all over the car on the way home.denny was one heck of a guy and i am sure he will be missed greatly.my prayers are with the family.                                                                                               bill

So sorry to hear about your Father Dani. I haven't seen him for a very long time but do remember what a great guy he was. I think I first met him when he "witched" my parents well out in Brimfield, which I must say he was spot on. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.

Beverly and Family: Phyllis and I are your neighbors just up Gilles Rd. Our deepest sympathy for the loss of Denny. Leaving this world is not the end of the world.Take comfort in not worring about dying or losing anyone you care for, because you have to know we will see each other again. Now we must go on knowing that Dennys sole will be excepted by God. Keep looking up because that is where the help is coming from.

Phyllis & Terry Fondriest

PS
We will miss Denny driving the speed limit as he gives us a beep on that white Dodge truck horn.

Beverly if I met you and Denny it was many years ago when we lived up the street from Jack and Ginger on Smithville Rd.  I remember playing with Dani there several times.  I now have the pleasure of being friends with your nephew Josh, his wife Kara and their three children and re-connected with Dani on facebook through them.  Please know you've been in our hearts and prayers these past couple of weeks and will continue to be in our prayers through the weeks ahead. 

We were shocked and so sorry to hear about Denny. He has been our thoughts ever since. We will never forget the good times we had with you guys .... they were special.  I only wish we could revisit those days.

Sincerely,
Gary and Vickie