Coe, Dan, Justin, family and close friends I'm so very sorry for the loss of dear Denny. I also will miss Denny very much. Now that Denny's gained his Angels Wings and has transferred to the great beyond he'll be drumming with his fellow buddies in the Cavelers Drum Corp, also talking to others he sees about his belived Bonsai trees. He'll also be preparing for the upcoming SaPaDaPaSo parade with the other members who've gone before him. Please remember the good times spent with Denny and others to help get you through this difficult time. My condolences, hugs, thoughts and prayers will be with you.
Chris Glover
December 27, 2025
My first memories of Denny go back when he was 3 and I was 5. I’m sure I knew him before then. Our mothers were very close. Denny’s mother was my mother’s aunt. They lived with Edna’s parents during WWII while Bob and my father were overseas.
There are so many great memories. Playing football in the snow, sharing many family get togethers, and just being friends.
I tried to see Denny and Mick every time I came to Iowa.
I will miss his story telling, him trying to teach me about Bonsai and me giving him grief about his beard.
Keep on drumming!
Edward D Wheeler
December 26, 2025
Dear Cokie,
I was saddened to hear of your husband's passing.
It's always difficult to lose someone you love. It's even more difficult when it happens over the holidays.
May your fond memories of Denny, and your belief in God, give you comfort and strength to help you through this time of great loss.
Sincerely,
Andy Weaver
Andy Weaver
December 25, 2025