Dennis M. Trimble

Hey there Dennis! I finally planted some azaelas in my front yard!! Hope you like them. Thanks for the recent rain to feed them. I miss you but will see you again!!

Hey Dennis-

I think of you often and today I thought about how much I miss you. When God renews the earth, you'll be his gardener. I can't wait to see it.

Love,

Jason

Merry Christmas, Dennis! No BB guns for you this year, but I bet you're having a great time up there!

I came across an old picture of you today, in your Marine uniform -- such a long time ago. Seems like I'm reminded of you every day, in different ways. I guess you left your imprint on my world...

Love ya,
Pat

Dennis,
You remain present in my thoughts and very dear to my heart.
love,
Maria

Dennis,
It's hard to believe you have been gone for over 2 years. Your memory is ever present. Every time I see your truck outside our house, I think of you and how you used it to bring pleasure to so many people. Although some of us thought your gardening was a bit excessive, the fact that you generously shared the fruits of your labor with us, is a reminder of how we must look to see the positive and not the negative. Mom is a good example of having that attitude (mine needs alot...

How's the garden looking up there, Dennis? Are you picking up your yard tools? Thanks to Maria's devotion, Mom's back yard never looked better! And your spirit is ever present there.

Love ya,
Pat

Dennis,

God does not make mistakes. You were truly one of the good ones.

The last time I saw you was when you circled the parking lot for a parking space and we waved to each other. Little did I know you were saying hello and goodbye in one gesture. Guess what Dennis? You found your space. Like I said God does not make mistakes.

I feel blessed to have known you Dennis. May God continue to bless your family.-Love Mary H

Dennis... If it weren't for you inviting me on the hike in Shenadoah...I never would have met & married Joe (your long time friend and marine buddy). Thanks for helping him come to terms with the death of his father...now who is going to help us come to terms with your untimely passing? Time will lesson the pain, but we will always love you and miss you. You touched so many lives with your plants and flowers...the many people who came to say goodbye to you was a tremendous testimony to your...

Dennis, thanks to your hard work, we will have a beautiful azelea garden next spring. We will be constantly reminded of you as these plants bloom and grow through the years. Our biggest regret is that you and Maria won't be able to come together to see them. You will be missed but part of you will be with us in these plants and we will think of you fondly as we walk through the garden.