Dennis N. Turcotte

I met Dennis when I worked at Atlantic Packaging many years ago. He was always very kind, quick to smile, and spoke lovingly of his family. My sympathy to the Turcotte family.

My sincere condolences to the entire Turcott Family. I worked with Dennis as a part time security guard at Uncas on the Thames for about 4 years. He was GREAT to work with and ALWAYS spoke of his family which he was very proud of. I would sometimes stop by there to visit him after I left and we would always have a few laughs and every time, he would tell me about his family. For me it was a privilege to work with him. I am so sorry for your loss. He was a Good Man and May He Rest In Peace.

Dennis was truly one of the greats. Seeing him signified the end of my work days and my nights were made special by kicking it off with a hello or quick conversation in passing. We all went out once for dinner it was special to meet you Allison. He was such a loving family man. I lost my Dad way too soon, my Mom lost her husband way too soon, and my nieces lost their Grampy way too soon. Your family lost Dennis way too soon!!! His presence will be missed but never forgotten. May your family...

Dear Allison and family, I'm so very sorry for your loss of Dennis. He was such a nice person and I enjoyed working with him. My heart aches for you.

Dennis was an intelligent, thoughtful gentleman, an excellent host and honest to the core. I had the privilege of spending time with him at dinner and visiting him in his home with other friends- you never left the man without a smile on your face. He will be missed...all my love, thoughts and prayers to Allison and his extended family. RIP, my friend.

To the Turcotte Family..My deepest condolences..every time I saw Dennis, there was always a big hug and conversation. RIP dear friend..

I was saddened when a friend informed me that Dennis passed away. I remember him as a kind, caring, compassionate gentleman who I met while working at SMHA. He was always upbeat greeting everyone with hello and a smile. He would greet me with, "how you young lady" and I would say, "good and you young man?" I knew him as a man who loved his family very much. Our numerous conversations were mostly about family. He often spoke of his grandson. He will truly be missed. My heartfelt condolences...