Condolence: Peggy, I am so sorry to learn of Dennis' passing.
I remember the good times with you both in high school. My thoughts are with you and your family.

Pat

Condolence: Peggy and family, I want to pass on our sympathies for myself and Sports Unlimited. I knew Dennis when I was a student, but didn't really get to know him until we hired you. And what a blessing that was, we not only got you, a trusted, loyal, dedicated and concerned employee that contributed measurably to our company for years-we got Dennis too. And he helped the company and each of us individually as well. He was a kind, thoughtful, considerate human being. All our best. Paul

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear about Dennis. He was a great friend to me. We shared many stories and laughs over the years and he supported all of us in the OSU Business Extension outreach area. I will really miss him and want his family to know what a great guy he was and how much he loved them!

Condolence: Please accept my condolences for your loss, may the God of all comfort, comfort you during this time. (Matthew 5:4)

Condolence: Jone and I loved Dennis. He was our professor, friend, mentor, and comic relief. Dennis ALWAYS made our days and lives better each time we visited with him. I was in his class on March 30, 1970 when someone interrupted class saying I needed to call home. My Dad had passed that morning. Dr. Knox, as I called him, got me through those hard days after I returned to college. A blessing he and Peggy have been these many years. Thanks Dennis for everything.