Dennis M. Griffin

Growing up with Dennis and his family (we lived around the corner from each other in the same neighborhood), was a memorable time in my life. Although Dennis was older than I, as kids we often played softball in their family’s backyard - boy did that yard seemed gigantic back then. To me, Dennis was always easy to get along with, friendly and very polite. The days spent growing up in the “hood” will be a time I will never forget. God bless my friend and I will see you on the other side. ...

Dennis,
Your smiling face was a blessing to all. It beamed with joy and kindness. You will be missed by all of us. May our Lord give peace and courage to all who loved you.

Keeping you in my warmest thoughts as you navigate this difficult time. May GOD give you hope, healing, and strength as days go by.

Remembering Uncle Dennis and the times we shared. Thinking of you Michael and Michelle at this difficult time. Deepest condolences. Cousin Kim and Kendall

Remembering Uncle Dennis and the times we shared. Thinking of you Michael and Michelle at this difficult time. Deepest condolences. Cousin Kim and Kendall

SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS!

Although Cousin Dennis is resting in peace, he has blessed his family with wonderful memories of his life.

Our days belong to the Lord—every hour, every second, every moment. And moment by moment we’re kept in His care. Our gracious Heavenly Father knows the way He takes. He goes before us as an ever-caring God, and underneath are His everlasting arms.
Love,
Cousin Sheila

From the Jones Family, Augusta Ga.
We will forever be reminded of that gracious smile, laughter and fun times our families experienced while growing up together.
Indeed the world has lost a person of delight in Dennis.
Our hearts will continually be with the Griffin Family during your present times of difficulty and forever.

The families of Eljenette (aka Ann) and Bennett
(aka Bobby) Jones

Dear Michelle and Michael,

I want to offer you both my sincerest condolences, with respect to Uncle Dennis's passing. I was always happy to see him, whenever he would come down to Georgia to visit. His presence would always light up a room, and I will always cherish the memories of the stories that he would share with me during his visits, of my father and their experiences growing up.
I know how deeply he loved you both and how much he'll be missed by you all. Please know...