Of Rockville, MD, died Sunday, February 26, 2006. Survived by his two brothers, Gary Koenig and Bradley Koenig and his wife, Deborah; his nephews and niece, B. Scott Koenig, Jr., Christopher Koenig, Natalie Koenig and Andrew Koenig; brother-in-law, Terry Trimble and niece, Stephanie Trimble. He was preceded in death by his parents, George and Lois Koenig; a brother, Steven Koenig and a sister, Karen Koenig Trimble. Dennis worked as a carpenter for over 35 years. The family will receive friends at Brad and Debbie's home, 8533 Inspiration Ave., Walkersville, MD on Saturday, March 4 at 3 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the National Kidney Foundation in memory of Dennis.
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Sponsored by Karen Sneed, his eternally, devoted friend.
Karen Sneed
July 25, 2013
You will never be forgotten. I miss you terribly.
Koenig Gang
March 17, 2006
'Big D' - May 1984 Giving me Away at my Wedding
Debbie McKee
March 17, 2006
Anyone who knew Dennis knows he could be as ornery as anyone alive, but he had a heart of gold and would do anything for you within his capability or capacity. He was always there for me when I needed him. He knows how much me meant to me, as kids growing up and our whole lives. I'll miss him, even his late night calls and opinionated discussions. Cousin Deb
TOM CHAMBERS
March 3, 2006
CEDO NULI
Rick Allison
March 1, 2006
I will never forget Dennis welcoming me in to his home when things weren't so great for me several years ago. His hospitality was unwavering. I will always appreciate the conversations that I had with Dennis several years ago. He was kind and excepting. I will never forget the advice and wisdom he gave me during a time of turmoil in my life. I kept up with him through my cousin Karen Snead. My thoughts go out to all of his friends and family who cared so deeply for him.
Victor, Chrissy and Julia Mireles
March 1, 2006
Gary - We are so sorry for your loss to you and your family. We'll never forget Big D's generosity and fun spirit. Your in our thoughts and prayers. God bless.
Brenda Smith
March 1, 2006
I am very sorry to hear about Dennis passing. He is someone I will never forget especially the night/morning I needed help, most.
Gary & Brad my heart goes out to you and the rest of the family.
Karen Sneed
March 1, 2006
I will forever miss Dennis as he was my BEST friend. Life without him will be not be the same. He was quite the character. Sometimes we would be on the phone for hours talking about nothing; it was just about being together by phone as we could not be any other way. My hope for him is that he has at last found peace as his suffering here on Earth is over. Nobody can believe that I am the x-wife and feel so deeply for him. I will love him forever. I have peace knowing that he is no longer in pain but will miss him every day of my life. He remaims a special part of my life, not to be forgotten.
Carol Ferrara
March 1, 2006
I am so sorry
God Bless all of you.
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