I was saddened to hear of Dennis' passing. With COVID I had not been able to visit Dennis but he was always in my thoughts. I thoroughly enjoyed curling with and against Dennis at the Winter Club. I will always remember the visits I had with Dennis in the two retirement homes. In spite of any health concerns he always had a smile on his face and was so friendly with all the other residents. My sincere condolences to the kids and grandkids - you have a house full of fond memories that will help get you through this most difficult time.

He was a lovely, inspiring family man! His epic short game in golf claimed victory everytime we played.

I will miss seeing him on visits to Calgary.

Condolenses to my Calgary Family xoxox

So many memories of Denny - way back when, choir games and parties, playing pool while trying to avoid all of the obstacles - so much fun! More recently, I always looked forward to his hug every Sunday as I came up the aisle at Central. I think the last time I saw him was at Tricia’s memorial at Colleen’s house. He was a wonderful, loving man and shall be missed.

My wife Marjorie(nee Reid) and I attended Eastwood high school (Edmonton) with Denny in the 1950s. He was a prime organizer/host of many fabulous Eastwood reunions over many many years. For that gift we are eternally grateful. Many thanks Denny and our condolences to the family. Glen and Marge Chrapko

Calgary

Our deepest sympathy Colleen, Jim, Mitchell, Spencer and your entire family. We know he was a very loved man and will be greatly missed by you all. Hugs to all!

I am sorry to see that Dennis has passed away. I knew him in Boyle street a million years ago.

My prayer are for him.

Tom Bulger