Dennis James Felton

I had a lot of classes with Dennis over the years in Madison until we graduated together in 1983. Such a kind soul and he had such a great sense of humor. He could always get me in trouble in class because he could make me laugh out loud all the time. Rest in Peace my friend.

I was fortunate enough to get to know Dennis through our mutual friend Peter Finnegan. We all worked together on a video for my band The Midwesterners called "Pecatonica Mud". I would visit Dennis occasionally as he lived across the street from Peter, and they would come together to one of my shows once in a while. Despite his difficulties, he was a kind, compassionate man who was always a pleasure to be around. RIP Dennis.

I remember Dennis very well when we were growing up. He was much younger than me but always seemed so much older than his years. He was always so positive and never complained. He was quite a guy. My best to the Felton Family during this most difficult time. Kent Davidson

DENNIS WAS THE “CREAM OF THE CROP” HE AFFECTED SO MANY PEOPLE WITH HIS GOD GIVEN CARING PERSONALITY. HE FACED PHYSICAL CHALLENGES AND PERSERVERED WITH GOD’S LOVING CARE OVER HIS LIFE. HIS LOVE FOR CHRISTIAN MUSIC WHEN HE PLAYED THE DRUMS IN THE WORSHIP SERVICE AT THE CHURCH WE ATTENDED AND HIS FAMILY. HE HAD A HEART FOR THE GOOD NEWS OF JESUS CHRIST AS HIS LORD AND SAVIOR. HE WAS LOVED, RESPECTED AND HAD MANY FRIENDSHIPS. HE IS NOW SAFE IN THE LOVING ARMS OF JESUS IN HEAVEN. JOHN AND SHARON SHOTWELL

I had the pleasure of working with Dennis for many years at Oscar Mayer. He was always a joy to discuss many topics with and so friendly. I retired in 2006 and vital in the office Services deoartment. Always smiling and knew everyone in the office at OM