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Dennis R. Ker

Salt Lake City, Utah

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RIVERTON, Utah -- Dennis Ralph Ker, 58, of Riverton, Utah, died Oct. 23, 2007.

He was born March 14, 1949, in Ririe, Idaho, to Robert and Lucile Chapple Ker.

He was active in the LDS church and served in numerous positions. He served a mission in north Germany from 1969 to 1970....

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14 years without you?! Every day I think of you and miss you. Kids are grown. There are children and grandchildren and great grandchildren. New friends and new hobbies for me.Our love is real and does not die. I miss you sweetheart.

April 2016. Another wedding anniversary without you. 8 years now. I miss you Dennis. On your birthday, I watched one of your favorite tv game shows and thought to myself how sweet it was to make dinner for you and relax after a hard day at work. Missed you.

April 6, 1990..our wedding

Another October....I have felt my sweetheart's presence every day so far this month....Remember the song "Always"...as "I'll be loving you always...not for just an hour, not for just a day, not for just a year But always"...That song came to me on the radio miraculously as I visited you in the cemetery weeks after you passed...and I get it every October..This time, the band played it last week at the MAC where I go dancing...then, I heard it on the radio...then last Thursday..a friend, out of...

I miss you Sweetheart....Every day for 6 years now. I know you are having a great time and hope Maya is there with you today....She is such a good dog and though it was sad to know she passed on Julie's birthday....My first thought when I learned she had passed was a mental picture of you playing with her and the two little girls on Jay and Julie's living room floor. I bet she remembers you well. I love you darling.

Saturday was our 23nd wedding anniversary...I knew it was coming up...but forgot to pay attention to the date...And didn't notice until later in the day that Saturday was the 6th of April.

I awakened early, and was prompted to visit the cemetery..to listen to the first session of LDS General conference on the radio (a tradition I shared with Dennis while he was alive....we would sometimes drive into the mountains and listen to Saturday session on the radio ).......I visited him for...

April 6, 1990...Our wedding day. I can't say it was the happiest day of my life....it was just the beginning to thousands of happiest days. I miss you darling....April 6, 2012 will be our 22nd anniversary..I will always celebrate the day you made me your wife...it was certainly the luckiest day of my existence. Until we meet again, Sweetheart.....I love you.

It has been more than 4 years now...since we lost daily contact with the greatest man I have ever met...the love of my life and eternity. Not a day goes by when you are not missed, sweetheart....I love you so much. I try to cover my sorrow...so as not to repress the spirits of those around me. I found out that compassion relents long before sorrow leaves. My doctor has counseled for me to focus on the happy memories....and to throw away the unhappy ones, when you were suffering. There are...

Dear Shirley,
I have so many fond memories, but am most grateful for those precious last moments that you and I were able to share with Dad. I am so thankful for your deep love for him and for taking such good care of him. No one could have done it any better. I will always love and cherish you both.
Much Love,
Krystal

Denis was a lucky men , dying in Shirley's hand , I have very often thought about you guys, the strenght you brought to me when we lived together in Potomac,you did so much for our family,I loved going to visit peoples with Denis on sundays , whaat a great inspiration he was,Shyirley,you are a special person to have open your house to me and my family ,that is why I meet Denis ,2,1/2 years with you GUYS was the glue that keep my family together, will always love you.Pierre