Dennis C. White

The Prince of Wales Hatchery staff expresses their sympathy to the friends and family of Dennis White.

The Prince of Wales Hatchery would also like to thank the family and friends for the very generous donations in memory of Dennis White. Thank you letters and receipts for tax purposes will be mailed individually to each donor. A complete list of donors will be provided to the family of Dennis White and posted at the hatchery in memory of Dennis White. Thank you for your support.

Dear Jeanie and Family,
All of you should certainly be proud of your husband and father. Everyone agrees how unique and special he was. He will definitely be missed. Our sincere sympathy and prayers to all of you. May you find comfort in all the wonderful things people have said and written about Denny. Tom and Linda Dundon

It was my priviledge to work at Mt. Scott Funeral Home from 1973 through 1977 first as an apprentice and then as a weekend attendant while attending mortuary college. Denny was a man of integrity and honor. Both he and his Father, Ed White taught me things that I have carried with me both in my personal and professional life. Denny truely lived by the Golden rule and will be sorely missed

Denny was not big in stature, however, he was as big as they come in the areas of life that matter most. He was truely a great man.

I worked at Mt. Scott Funeral Home in August 1989 to May of 1994. Due to being a late bloomer in the maturity factor, I never realized untill it was too late just how honorable a man Denny White was. I have many regrets in my 43 years on this planet and not knowing Denny White better and appreciating what he did for me more is a big one. Many people have worked for Denny and told him thanks, my thanks are too late. I was going to tell him how I felt back in 1996, but I figured he would not...

Denny's Heart was bigger than Alaska, his caring and compassion for others was boundless, he was the finest example of how we all should live, we all will miss him.
Rick & Beth Parrish

I was a part-time weekender and then an apprenctice (under Steve Sorensen) from 77-80. I greatly appreciate the start Denny gave me as I continue in my 27th year in funeral service. He twice took me crabbing/fishing to the coast and those were some of my best memories of Denny. Our profession is better off with real people like Denny. It was an honor to consider him a friend.