Dennis Arthur Granzen

Dear Pam and loved family of Dennis I had the privilege of working as a resident centered advocate at the Board on Aging with Dennis- we talked a lot as our offices were right next door to each other! Together, we provided trainings for Volunteer Ombudsmen, problems solved and of course shared many laughs.... he shared such funny stories with me that I would often burst into laughter thinking of them days, months and even years later! He made my day when he asked me if he could use one of my iris photographs for one of his thought provoking Haiku posts on fb. Rest in Peace my friend- Kellie Miller

Dennis was a good soul and giving fellow. He was my patient and his visits brightened my day. Sorry he's gone. Cal Bruce

Dear Pam, Cullen, Patrick and my cousins Michael and Jerry and families, With heavy heart I offer you all my deepest and most sincere condolences. Dennis was so special, and his presence on earth will be sorely missed but I do know Dennis will continue his acts of kindness and nurturing from above. My thoughts and prayers are with you all, especially today as you gather to honor his memory and be of support to each other. With love always, Susan Borghoff

Dear Pam, Cullen and Patrick, I am so saddened to learn that Dennis has died. When I first met Dennis at Guilford College in 1978 I knew he was a wonderful soul. As we both learned and prospered there in Greensboro during those years we shared many interests, had a few minor disagreements, and became good friends. I still have fond memories of visiting with you Pam and with Dennis in Madison. A Jaycee convention had taken me and my wife (at the time) to Milwaukee. And I insisted that we drive to Madison to see Dennis. It was a great visit. I now wish I had made that trip more often. Hopefully I will see Dennis again when I pass on. Then he and I will renew our debates about music, politics, and of course, spirituality. Pam, may God bless you and Cullen and Patrick! Dennis may be gone but his spirit lives on. With much love, Jim Pritchett

Dennis made me laugh almost daily- I loved & still miss his stories- He was a true advocate for many~ A gift to plant a tree in his memory. Kel & Tom