Dennis Chappell, beloved of his Lord and Savior Jesus, and much loved husband son, , brother, father, grandfather , nephew, uncle , brother-in -law and dear friend, went home to his Father October 23, 2014 in Apache Junction, AZ after a long fought battle with many illnesses. He was born in Nashua, NH , grew up in Milford, NH and graduated from Milford Area High School in 1973, married, had a son, and eventually moved to Apache Junction, AZ in 1986.
Dennis was predeceased by his much loved father Lewis and beloved sister-in-law Pat Chappell. He leaves behind his mother Marjorie, brother Lewis, wife of 41 years Kathi, much loved son Michael Scott, (apple of his eye) granddaughter Felisiti, Uncle Lowell, Nieces Pam Kline and her Husband Pete and children Matthew and Zabe, Karen Elder and her husband Gregg and children Caitlin and Athena, brother-in-law Grog Hayden , many cousins and dear friends. He dearly loved his God, his church families, his family and many dear friends., always ready to help when able to.
There will be a Memorial service on November 4th at Apache Junction 1st Assembly of God in AJ at 11:00 and calling hours are the 4th from 5-7 at Mt. View Funeral Home in Mesa, AZ. the Funeral will be the 5th at 12:00 at Mt. View Funeral Home followed by a graveside service and interment at Mt. View Cemetery in Mesa.
Well done good and faithful servant! Rest in peace!
To Kathi and Scott,
We send you our Sympathy and Love in the loss of Dennis. He loved you all so much. We’ll keep you in our thoughts and prayers. I’ll say a special prayer on Wednesday. You’ll have the wonderful memories that you shared and he’ll live on within your hearts.
With sympathy and Love,
Lyn and Tom
Aunt Margie,
On behalf on the entire Whitney family we are so very sorry for your loss. Dennis may you rest in peace.
Thank you so much for the lovely flowers from you all. love you all, Kathi, Scott,Mickey, Mother and Felisiti.
Dear Chappell family, Please know you are in my thoughts and prayers at this time… Dennis was a classmate of mine “years” ago at the Wilton Elem School… we both had Mrs. Pellerin for fourth grade.. hold close your memories for they will all you to smile through your tears… Sincerely, Sue
So glad to hear he is no longer in suffering and has gone home to our father.
He was a wonderful classmate and friend.
May his family find peace in the knowledge that one day you will all be together again.
God bless you all.