Dennis Carl Vaade

My deepest sympathy to Denny's family I have known Denny for many years. I will miss him Rest in Peace Denny Love you, Deb Pollock

Dennis, I will never forget how much time we spent together when we were growing up living down the road from each other. Our family and your family were very close and always together doing something. I know we did not have a lot of what the children today have, but, we had our cousins with us all the time! Spending time at Grandma Ree's house was always very special. We would have the run of the farm, playing in the creek, fighting together, laughing together and making the most out of what we had. I treasure those sweet memories of you, our "big older" cousin....and sometimes even our babysitter! I am sad that you had to leave us too soon, but, I am happy that you are in no more pain. Give your sweet Mother a hug, she was my favorite little aunt. Even though I didn't see you very much as we grew up.....I sure am heartbroken to see your smiling face on this page.....Rest in sweet Peace my cousin......Lucy

Denny, you have been a great neighbor to us. Dad loved meeting you in the middle of the yards while on his mower to sit and gab with you. After Dad passed you were so helpful to this City girl helping learn how to manage that huge riding mower. Dad and Mom’s big girl 🐕 loved it when you played with her, and you were the only man that would she would allow near Mom. I know she is sitting with Dad welcoming you home. I know how much Brenda meant to you after being together for 30 plus years. Brenda took good care of you. Everyone’s world is empty without you here. We are glad you are no longer suffering, and that you don’t have to deal with the nastiness of people in this world. I told you when we had our last visit at Belmont that people were hoping you would send you a sign that are in peace, on the day you passed a picture of you and Ginger playing showed up in my Facebook memories. Rest In Peace Denny!!!!! Love from your neighbors

Dennis, I have known you and your family for a very long time. You brought out the best in everyone, especially my dad (Vern). So many great times hunting and fishing. The year it was just the two of us deer hunting was a blast and you made it easier without having Dad with us that year. All of the times at our house in to the late nights, the trips to MIS to watch Matt win! You have always been an Uncle to me and so much respect for you. Jenny and Tammy turned out to be just what you wanted and I am sure they are very proud of you and what you have accomplished throughout your life. That never ending smile and laugh will never be forgotten. It was always a pleasure to stop in and see you and Brenda and the never ending supply of treats. You will be sadly missed but your legend lives on. David D Phillips

The entire Vaade family has our deepest sympathy. Dennis sounds like he was a wonderful man. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers. Lovingly, Andy and Darcey Pipping