Dennis Eugene Howard

My darling Dennis i am having such a hard time saying good bye. i loved you do much. you were a light in my life that never went out. I am so glad we got to see each other before you fell ill. i only wish i could have been with you through your tough time. no man has ever compared to you. your family lost the best. your light will always shine in my heart. i love you, yours always Maggie Mae

I can't tell you how sad I was to hear of Dennis' passing. I didn't know him well, but knew him from the old Crazy Horse Dance club that we all went to on a weekly basis. Dennis was a ladies gentleman and an all round likable guy. Every time I heard the train whistle along Roosevelt Blvd in the early morning hours He told me it was him blowing it. He often spoke fondly of his Mother who he loved greatly. I will miss him and I know his many friends will too. Sincerely, ROBERT Y H THOMAS

Rest in Peace Dennis. You will truly be missed by many. I will never forget your smile and positive attitude. Funny, witty, and charming man you were. My sincere condolences to his family.

My condolences to the family. Dennis was a nice man - always the southern gentleman. He was too young for this.

RIP Dennis "on the train" Howard. Thank you for every thing you did for me. Keeping me safe at "57 Heaven" , every Thursday night for years. You always made me laugh especially when you moved into the same Condo Community and told everyone you were my ex-husband. Huge THANK YOU for giving me away at my wedding, without you I would not have met my husband 16 years ago. I love you and you will truly be missed.

My condolences to the family... Dennis was a friend to all..

I am sorry to hear of Dennis' passing. I met Dennis at Bailey's gym and he always had a smile on his face. I live in Ortega Forest and would think of him when the train horn blows at night. He put a smile on my face to hear his laugh! He is a sweet soul and my thoughts and prayers go out to his family. I know he will be missed!

I just saw the obituary of Dennis passing. I can't tell you how sorry I am to hear this. Although I didn't know him well, I saw him on a regular basis at a dance club we all went to in Orange Park. I considered him a good friend. He use to tell me that it was him blowing the train whistle early in the morning on Roosevelt Blvd. with a laugh. He mentioned his Mother often with affection. He had a great since of humor. He will be missed by all his friends. Robert Y. H. Thomas

So sorry to hear this! He was such a nice guy....we walked together in graduation! RIP Dennis

Mrs. Howard and Sharon, I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Dennis. This is such a shock and relates just how fragile life truly is. I last saw Dennis and Mrs. Howard a few years ago at Ardens on the west side. Since then, living on Heckscher, I always looked for Dennis when the train blocked the road. I thought about him every time I saw the train, since he told me he was the one that blocked the road. We laughed about it and I told him it was much better knowing it was someone I knew and cared about. Please know my thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this impossible time. Keith Newman

My condolences to Dennis's family.

My prayers are for Dennis and the Howard family. I am so sorry for your loss. I knew Dennis only from the lake in Keystone Heights. Dennis had a jovial personality and nothing ever seemed to get him down. I know that he will be sorely missed by his family and his many friends.