Dennis William Karius

Dennis epitomized the saying of Rabbi Tarfon, cited in Talmud, in regard to Torah study and perfecting this world: You are not obliged to complete the work, but neither are you free to desist from it. My condolences to his family.

Maureen, I don't recall where Dennis and I first met, because I was director of the Peace and Justice Commission of the Albany Diocese from 1979 - 2013, and our paths crossed many times: Christ the King Parish, the Interfaith Alliance, UNA/USA, WRPI, and the Muslim Solidarity Committee.

There's nothing I can add to Dennis' obituary, which so well describes him as a true Christian gentleman. He followed Jesus' teaching to love others, especially those who are considered worthless...

Dear Maureen,
I am saddened by your loss. No words can be better than a warm embrace. My thoughts for strength and continuance for all the wonderful things Dennis was committed.
SIncerely, Jo Schaffer

Maureen - just heard about Dennis. So sorry to hear of his passing. He was a really nice guy. We're going to miss him. Deb Singer and KIrk Gall

Maureen, My deepest condolences on your loss. Over the years Dennis was unfailingly kind, engaging, and an interesting conversationalist whom we all enjoyed seeing. May his memory be a blessing and comfort to you always.

Sorry to hear about Dennis he was a good friend and cousin. We will all miss him

I am sad to hear this. I enjoyed Dennis in school and remember his sense of humor and fun.

Maureen Bob and Ronnie
So sorry to hear about the passing of Dennis. Will always remember good times at Snyder lake and holidays on Elizabeth street

Maureen, Bob and Ron,
So sorry to hear about the passing of Dennis. I have so many memories from Snyder's Lake of Uncle Bob, Aunt Marge and their boys. Take care
Sandy (Heil) Lennon