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Richard Duane Dennis Remembered<br />

Newburgh, Indiana<br />

Richard Duane Dennis, 81, passed away April<br />

18, 2013, after a sudden and brief illness. He<br />

was born December 12, 1931, in Princeton, Iowa.<br />

He was preceded in death by his parents,<br />

Paul and Florence (Hunt) Dennis, and his loving<br />

wife of 13 years, Karen (Hall) Dennis. He is survived<br />

by his brother, Paul Dennis, and his wife<br />

Carol; his five children, Debbie Welder (Russell),<br />

Rob Dennis (Cathy), Pat Dennis (Dora), Liz Dennis<br />

(Amy), Paula Lorenzen (Dan); his five grandchildren,<br />

Jennica Pritchard (Daniel), Justin APR. 18, 2013<br />

DEC. 12, 1931 -<br />

Welder, Jerame Dennis (Amanda), Sean Hoag,<br />

and Cameron Hoag; his five great-grandchildren, Gabe Welder and<br />

Jacob, Alayna, Evan and Austin Pritchard; and his cat, Mr. Moo.<br />

Richard grew up in Princeton, Iowa. He married Emmy Lou Dennis<br />

in 1953 and they had five children together. He served in the U.S. Air<br />

Force as a military police officer. While still in high school, he started<br />

his career with Alcoa in Davenport, Iowa. His career took him to many<br />

locations, including South Wales, China, and Russia. Richard enjoyed<br />

gourmet cooking, snow-skiing, and fly fishing. Richard was a master<br />

woodcrafter, pilot, turkey hunter, and gut-bucket musician.<br />

One of the great loves of his life was his 1962 Morgan Super Sport.<br />

Dennis and Karen were long-time members of Morgan<br />

Owners Group Northwest while they lived in Boise, Idaho.<br />

We would like to acknowledge Allison and all his friends from "The<br />

Log House" in Russellville, Kentucky. He also leaves behind many<br />

wonderful friends in Boise, Idaho, including those at the Idaho British<br />

Car Club and the Bogus Basin Ski Club.<br />

The family would like to express their gratitude to his sister-in-law,<br />

Sharon Nelson, and step daughter, Becky Withers, for all their love<br />

and friendship over the years.<br />

A private memorial service is being held at a later date. Titzer Family<br />

Funeral Homes, Newburgh, Ind. is assisting with arrangements.<br />

Sympathy wishes may be made at www.titzerfuneralhomes.com.<br />

Any memorial contributions can be made to the Alzheimer's Association<br />

(www.alz.org).<br />

Dick and Karen on the 2004 Canada trip with the Morgan Club<br />

in a gondola at one of the parks in Alberta.<br />

From the smallest repair to a<br />

Full Restoration<br />

The Morgan Clinic is here<br />

to help you enjoy<br />

your Morgan to the fullest!<br />

The Morgan Clinic<br />

4317 Columbine Ct NE<br />

Salem, Oregon 97305<br />

503-390-0085 or 818-388-2478<br />

Email: themorganclinic@yahoo.com<br />

CMC Enterprises (1990) Inc<br />

Reg Beer Coachbuilders Inc<br />

www.regbeercoachbuilder.ca<br />

CMC Enterprises has been supplying North America<br />

with parts and sales of vintage vehicles since 1990.<br />

Reg Beer Coachbuilders have been offering the<br />

best in full service restorations, general repairs, tuning<br />

and modifications. Martin and Stephen Beer have been<br />

the sole Morgan dealers in Canada since 1990. We<br />

have the largest stock of Morgan parts in Canada. Our<br />

inventory consists of new and old parts, some extremely<br />

hard to find or no longer in production. Parts<br />

can be fabricated in-house by our skilled craftsmen.<br />

Morgans have been our specialty for over 40 years and<br />

we have numerous best-in-show awards to prove it.<br />

We work closely with clients, ensuring that work is<br />

completed to their specifications at realistic costs.<br />

Martin Beer & Stephen Beer<br />

12944 Albion Vaughan Road<br />

Bolton, ON L7E 4C6<br />

cmcmog@idirect.ca<br />

(905) 857-3210<br />

NW-Mogazine Volume 33, Number 3 <strong>May</strong> & June 2013<br />

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