Condolence: Dennis was a coworker and friend at Titus Power plant.He was a great guy and worker.We would talk fishing all the time.So sorry for your loss.Prayers Mark

Condolence: Dennis, a friend that could throw a fastball so hard it scared me to catch. (Then he would laugh at me and throw another - harder.) He took my Sarah for the boat ride of her lifetime at Bald Eagle State Park, PA. He smile, and his, forever etched into my heart on their triumphant return to the dock. He was a man of faith, a good man, and I enjoyed movie night with him & Kevin after a long shift at Titus Station. Gone way too soon my friend, but you have a beautiful legacy. Rest In peace, life everlasting!

Condolence: I met Dennis on the first day of our power plant careers in Pennsylvania. We became good friends and shared lots of laughs and fun in between the work. He was hard to know well but, those who did would enjoy his sly wit and conservative values. I have many stories held in my heart for Dennis and unfortunately after moving here to Texas recently I had not had the chance to reconnect with him. But we will meet again when I see him with our Savior!

Condolence: Dennis was my son in law and I loved him very much like a son.
Dennis was always so kind to me and would help me in anyway he could. Dennis was a hero in my book and he was a strong and caring man that loved God and family more than anything in this world. He love my Daughter so very much and you could see it in all that he did. I will never forget his kindness he showed towards me and his smile even when he was not doing good he always tried to give me a smile to say it’s okay. When I would go to tell him I was leaving he always leaned his head towards me to kiss him on the head and I would always say “ I love you and I will see you later “ that was what we shared between each other. Dennis loved God and family more than anything. We all were important to him. Dennis fought a great fight and now he is with Jesus and Dennis will always be a hero in my heart ❤️. Love you Dennis, and “I will see you later”. Love Mom Glass ❤️❤️