Dennis WOLF

I still remember Dennis Wolf and my interactions with him. In my mind, his life was honorable and he was trustworthy. Not only was he a big man in a physical sense, but he was also huge in character and kindness.

Dennis was a Kind and Noble man, it was a pleasure serving alongside him every Sunday at Ft Mckinley UMC, My thoughts and Prayers go to the Dennis Family and Friends

So sorry to hear about Denny death. I am sending my most sincere sympathy to the family. May God be with you all. I thought a lot of Denny, he was a fine gentleman. Carl sure thought a lot of him. Love and Prayers from Nellie Pilcher, Samuel Pilcher, and Franklin Pilcher

Dennis is one of the nicest men we have worked alongside at Ft McKinley Church. Kind-hearted and knowledgeable. Full of love. Our thoughts and prayers to his family and friends.
Rest in the loving arms of Jesus.

Dennis and I attended Jefferson Township High School together, we rode the same school bus and lived in the same neighborhood. Later, Dennis would teach at Northmont High School and I would teach at Centerville High School. but this was not our last source of contact. Dennis was assigned as my Field Training Officer when I joined the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office in the early 1990s. It was truly a privilege to know the honorable Dennis Wolf, even though my connections to him were brief glimpses into his life. To his sister Becky, my sincere condolences.

I volunteer with Dennis at Carillon Park. He is the true definition of a gentle man and a gentleman. I will miss listening to his remembrances. His knowledge of area history was wide and deep. My condolences to his family. May his memory always be blessed.