Dennis Krumm

Dennis and I worked at Scott Paper together for many years. At one point, we team taught a program called "Fundamentals of Supervision". Being an engineer, I just read from the workbook but Dennis added a lot of value. We also did a lot of boating together. In the early 1980's, Dennis convinced me to buy a San Juan 24 instead of a San Juan 21. It turned out to be a great choice and my wife, Lori, and I raised our kids on that little boat. More recently, Lori and I decided to buy a...

We knew Dennis through his sister, Robbi. Dennis was Robbi's "go-to" guy especially when things got lumpy or lost in the fog. Some good memories. Sending our sincere condolences to the family and friends.

I knew Dennis through his HS classmate & my sister, Georgia Ellison Sweeney. He was out-going and fun-seeking but also a very caring man. He always struck me as bigger than life and I enjoying following his adventures along with those of his classmates over the years. I simply want to acknowledge Dennis's life as one well-lived. He accomplished a great deal but most of all he made a good life with Randy and he helped raise two woderful daughters. He loved being on the water from a very young...

I considered Dennis my best friend for the 20 years I've known him. We loved challenging each other with our knowledge and different perspectives. I learned so much from him. We were competitors on the sailboat race course. On the rare occasion that I won, he reminded me that "every dog has his day." That truth has stuck with me in many different ways. I thought I knew everything to know about sailboats, but every time we disagreed on a detail, I'd find out that he was correct. We took...

Heartfelt Love, Sympathy and Unending Prayers. Dennis was one of the kindest sincere caring guys that I have ever known...quite teary eyed right now. Dennis was very handsome and extremely humble. I miss you Dennis. Love, Laurel Lundgren Parratt