Dennis Choo

I extend my deepest sympathies to Aunt Mavis and cousins with whom I have experienced some of my fondest childhood memories, punctuated when Uncle Dennis was in town. He was kind and loving and we all sparkled whenever he was around. I continue to cherish these memories.
You are all in my thoughts and prayers.

Love to all, Beth

MY DEEPEST SYMPATHY GOES OUT TO MAVIS AND THE FAMILY, I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER DENNIS BEING A DEVOTED HUSBAND AND FATHER, AND REMEMBER THE GOOD TIMES WE HAD IN GUYANA WITH HIS FAMILY. MAY HE REST IN PEACE, GOD BLESS.

I have always felt that a was a great day for me to have known Uncle Dennis. Even though time and space have seperated our families Ginny and I have often thought of the wonderful Christmas days spent with your family. We cannot begin to express our sorrow at Uncle Dennis's passing. We pray that your hearts soon be filled with all the special memories and joyful times that you had with Uncle Dennis. May God bless you all during this time of sorrow.

Please convey our sympathy to Aunty Mavis and the entire family. Uncle Dennis will be truly remembered not only as a wonderful chef but as a caring and loving man. The memories of his generous Christmas meals I will always remember as a child and the good days we spent there in Guyana.
Please give our love to all and we will remember him forever.

God Bless. Ginny,Frank and family.