DENNIS E. KILROY

It's been 10 years now since you left this earth. I still talk to you, pray to you and feel your presence and guidance in my daily life. Thank you for being the best Dad a girl could ever have. Love to you and Mom.

Even after all these years I still miss you, Cousin! It's time to have a few raw oysters and dinner at Clyde's in Rockville. Janet Benjamin Maki

Dad, It's hard to believe it has been 6 years now since you left us to join Mom. I miss you every day but take comfort in knowing you are so happy with Mom in our Lord's home. I know you are looking over us, and I feel your gentle guidance in my daily life. This is one of my favorite pictures of the Kilroy Boys. I love you Dad. Give Mom a kiss for me. XO Jeffy

I attended Archbishop Carroll High School with Dennis from 1954- 1958. We shared many classes together at Carroll. Even though we lost track of each other for decades that followed, we were re-acquainted at the Carroll 50th class reunion in 2008. From that day forward, Dennis, myself and several other 1958 grads became good friends and shared many happy times together during the ensuing years. Dennis, I miss you buddy. Deepest Regrets, Andreas (Andy) Loffler, Class of '58.

Denny, You were the brother I never had, the cousin I loved. I missed you so much recently. Hugs, Janet Benjamin Maki

Mom and Dad, It's just a regular day here. Not a birthday or anniversary, Mother's Day or Father's Day. I just miss you and wanted to write it here. I think of you every day. I know you are watching over all of us. I love you.
-J

Dear family, no one Told me of your parents passing. I met you once at their house, my sister Elizabeth was with me. Went to Christmas Eve mass together the year Kennedy was killed.
My mom and I live with your mom and you dad when we were babies. I have a couple of pictures

Happy Thanksgiving Dad - we love you and Mom and miss you terribly.

My heart is filled with sadness as I have just learned of Denny's passing; I spoke with him in October and he seamed to be in good spirits after his car accident. He was my wonderful, supportive cousin who I will miss terribly. Denny and his mom, Butchie, lived with us for several years when we were young; I sort of thought of him as a brother. May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived. Peace be with you my friend.