Dennis Bytwerk

Dennis bytwerk was my grandpa, I remember him always saying to me "boogey boogey boo." I miss him every day.

I was just thinking about calling and visiting Dennis, and in doing so discovered he had passed. My condolences to Cathy and their children. I worked for Dennis back in the 80.

Dennis was a wonderful man who was always kind and generous to everyone he met. He was a blessings to many and we remember how he worked so very hard to help us as we came on board with what was then Campus Crusade for Christ, (Cru)! Denny always had that special smile on his face which was so welcoming! He and his wonderful wife raised wonderful children who are serving our Lord! We know that Denny will be remembered for the wonderful man he was while he was here on this earth. No doubt...

i first met Dennis back in 60*s at Edru Skating Rink. He was very personable and loved to teach dance skating. In recent years when he had his store in Charlotte, ran into him again. Of course he did not know me but I recogized him.
Truely sorry for your loss....

I am so sorry for your loss. I hope Jeremiah 29: 11, 12 brings you some comfort during this difficult time.

Dear Family of Dennis,

I am so sorry for your loss, but I am happy to see that he had such a beautiful family.
Dennis was a friend who helped me at a tough time in my life and helped keep me from making a decision that would have been the biggest mistake of my life. I am grateful for that friendship.
God Bless you all.
RIP Dennis!

Dear Bytewrk family, Cathy and rest of family.
May God comfort you. We loved Dennis as he was a long time friend. "Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his faithful servants" Psalms 116:15

Tony and Bety Gómez (México)

Our hearts, thoughts and prayers are with you as you pass through this difficult time. Denny was a true soldier in the Lord's army. It was always a joy to talk to Denny. I remember when Marilyn and I were getting ready to move to Texas to join Campus Crusade how he volunteered to give me a couple of old moving truck that could have been combined to make one good one. I actually started to do that but ran out of time before we had to report. What a great man, and what a tender heart and a...

My wife and I first met. Dennis when we got our vacuum cleaner (Kirby) at his old shop Dennis Distrubuting nearly forty years ago. Much later, we found him attending the same church, East Lansing Trinity Church. When he was serving as deacon, he was very kind and very supportive of my wife counseling ministry. Through his encouragement, my wife was able to survive through many misunderstanding and unjustified criticism of her service. We also had many good times together in having lunch. ...