Kenneth Moody Dennis

Birth date: Aug 1, 1926 Death date: Dec 13, 2012

Kenneth Moody Dennis, 86 of Fayetteville, AR passed away Thursday, December 13, 2012 in Fayetteville. He was born in Hazel Valley, Arkansas on August 1, 1926 to Luther Dennis and Josephine Nickell Dennis. He was the owner and ope Read Obituary

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Loretta Crewse

702w ago

Just heard about Kenneth's passing today, I go way back to the Ark. Western Gas days, I worked in the Rogers, Ark office back then, Kenneth taught me how to sell appliances, he was a wonderful person, we would always discuss his family and my husband was in the Army at the time, he would always try to encourage me, I never ever heard anything but good words out of all the employees of the Company when Kenneth's name was brought up, I know how you are going to miss him Gerri and the rest of the family, I lost my husband 4yrs ago sure miss him, then lost my youngest daughter to brain cancer this past Nov, but with God all things are possible, May he richly bless you and your family! Loretta Crewse

Anonymous

704w ago

I have know Kenneth for many years and he was personal friends with my dad, Hubert Rhine and my uncle Bud for many years. I have many good memories of him in the back yard visiting with dad and he told me about how he ventured into business in slim times, but how it grew. He was very down to earth and good and that is how I remember him and dad passed just a few weeks before Kenneth and I am sure they have found a good place to sit and talk and there is much laughter and joy and Jesus I am sure is visiting with them both.

Dale Flowers

707w ago

I just found out about Kenneth. My parents bought furniture at his business when we lived in Fayetteville. Kenneth was a nice person and had a heart of gold and I will miss him. My deepest sympathy to his family.

Anonymous

708w ago

I was priveliged to work for Mr.Dennis for awhile and enjoyed the fellowhip as well as the opportunities he gave me. I know he will be missed by the communityand his family. My condolences go out to you all. Sharlene Smith, Soper, OK.

Don Blair

708w ago

My condolences on Kenneth's passing. Gerri, know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.We have lost one of the greatest guys I have every known.

Anonymous

708w ago

What a loss. My father, Bill Griffin,was a sales rep for Fones Brothers Wholesale and began calling on Kenneth when he began his furniture business. Those days Ken had one pickup truck and sold all the used furniture he could get his hands on.By the time I grew up and began doingbusiness with him he had one of the finest furniture stores in Arkansas. Ken was always a gentleman to me and whether you sold him or not he was always a pleasure to call on. He built a very successful business and will beremembered as one of the "best" in theretail furniture industry. Hank GriffinLittle,Rock,Ark.

Phil And Joyce Misenheimer

708w ago

Gerry, we have mailed a card, but wanted to take this means to let you know how much Kenneth has meant to us through the years. I will never forget his offer to let me ride with you two to Bunch's mother's funeral shortly after we moved to Fayetteville. He then took me on a tour of Hazel Valley. I never once doubted that, if I ever needed anything that Kenneth could provide, he was always there. God bless you and your family. Phil and Joyce Misenheimer.

Farin Dyson

708w ago

Mr. Kenneth was a fine man. When his name would come up, people had good things to say about him. As a furniture rep, I called on him for many years. He was so nice to me and treated me with respect. We would sit and talk about hunting stories and his fox hounds which he loved. I liked him very much.

Randy & Debbie Faddis

708w ago

Kenneth was a fox hunter with Lonnie Faddis and many more. We lost Lonnie December 19th of last year. The timing is never good, but this time of year is even more painful.Randy started going with his father on the overnight fox hunting tradition beginning approximately 10 years ago. Kenneth was special to Randy and Randy called him "his buddy". I encountered Kenneth while shopping at his store. Knowing I was Randy's wife and Lonnie's daughter-in-law made a bond between us. May God please be with his wife Gerry and the rest of his family. We will all miss but never forget that good looking read headed man! God Bless!

Anonymous

708w ago

Gerry, I am so sorry for your loss. Kenneth was such a good person and will never be forgotten.. Know that I love you, you have been such a good friend to me. Wilma (Hemingway) Taylor

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