Condolences to the Kendall Family 🙏
I only met Dennis once .... he cut the ribbon to start off the 90 th Anniversary of the Annetts farm . He was a larger than life presence —- giving caring and don’t mess with anyone I care for . Strong convictions ! He will be missed . ❤️
The Gerald and Shirley (Annetts) Kinchen Family send our Sympathy
My Grandma Hattie (Kendall) Annetts was Dennis’ aunt.

Message from Bryan and Nola Joseph

December 10, 2020 4:20 PM

Dear Ann and Family
So sorry to hear of Dennis's passing. He will be missed.
With Deepest sympathy
Bryan and Nola Joseph

Message from Carl Barber

December 10, 2020 2:40 PM

Although I never had the opportunity to spend a lot of time with Dennis, he was always entertaining to say the least., and a tough guy to the end. One of his actions when I hardly knew who he was gave him a special place in my heart. As a teenager, my friend from Alida and myself attended a dance in Gainsborough., something to do with girls I am sure. I recall being the only 2 long-hairs in the hall. We were soon surrounded by a group of local guys determined to shoe us they did not approve. Suddenly the band stopped and a big voice comes from the stage: " one of the guys you bunch have surrounded is my cousin and whoever touches him will have to deal with me" Just like any good magician, he made all those surrounding us with ill intention to disappear in the crowd. May Dennis rest in peace. My condolences. Carl

Message from John & Linda Birch ,

December 10, 2020 2:29 PM

Sad for your loss Ann & family
Dennis ( Whipper ) was in my class at Carievale school .
John B. 🙏🏻🌹🙏🏻🌹🙏🏻

Message from Bob Mattson

December 10, 2020 9:30 AM

My Condolences to Dennis’s Family and Multitude of Friends

Message from Pat and Jack Henderson

December 10, 2020 8:52 AM

We are very sorry for your loss Ann and all family! There was no one like Dennis Bless his big heart ! Was a good guy and we know he will be missed dearly! Keeping you all in our prayers!

A candle was lit by Pat and Jack Henderson on December 10, 2020 8:49 AM

Message from A grateful geologist

December 9, 2020 3:52 PM

Dennis was a legend at the rig. All you had to mention was his red hard hat liner and everyone knew who you were talking about. Kendall could dispense more wisdom (and a good measure of BS) in 15 minutes while he was filling your tank than you got the rest of the week. He never let us run out of water or stories from all the other rigs. He'll be missed, but also remembered for a long time.