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Derrick S. "Duke" Dilley

Anchorage, Alaska

1972 - 2016

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Derrick "Duke" Dilley, 44, passed away on June 4, 2016, in Wasilla, Alaska. Duke loved spending time with family and friends, coaching and playing hockey, and was an avid outdoorsman. His world revolved around his daughters, Lexi and Cheyenne. Duke was respected and deeply loved by all for his...

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Duke was always there for us and he was a great father to Cheyenne and Lexi. Much love, the Rigdon kids.

This wonderful man was such a kind-hearted and loving person. His friendship through the many years gave my daughter the experience of what a great father is to his girls and provided a wonderful friendship to me. He included her in their family camping trips and treated her as the special girl she is. Duke, your life will live on with your beautiful daughters and the many friends and family you have will look after them as our own. We love you Duke.

What a loss to us all! We all loved Duke Dilley for the Great Person he was!

Just received the sad news about Duke from Mr. Jakel. If I had known sooner I would have been there. I feel so sad not seeing your family Duke. Duke was one of the hardest workers I have coached in 34 years of football. At Turner we DO NOT GET TO STATE WITHOUT DUKE DILLEY! He QB the scout team for those two years and got the heck beat out of him from the first team defense. Never did he complain and he loved his role; being Tough and Leader of the "meat squad". I have told this story to...

Just heard the sad news from Mr. Jakel. So upset! Duke was one of the hardest workers I have every coached in 34 years. Our two State appearances were due to many guys like Duke who bought into "team first". He ran the scout team for two years getting beat up often by the seniors/juniors on the scout team offense. NEVER did he complain! I have told this story often and at clinic speeches in regards to taking care of the scout team members in appreciation to their dedication to the team and...

you will be missed Duke

God Bless you Duke. I didn't know you but am sure we would have been friends. Our love and prayers to you all.

I will and all of us at Alaskan family Dental Office He always made us smile and laugh. he will be truly missed. Laurie

Duke was one of the first officers I met upon taking over a platoon at Ft. Hood in 1997. He was an outstanding officer, friend, and leader. Was truly saddened to hear of his passing. See you on the high ground "Battle 5"...