Birth date: Jan 15, 1953 Death date: Mar 9, 2022
Denny passed away peacefully in his sleep March 9, 2022 after a long illness. He was born January 15, 1953 in Ogden, Utah to Frank and Shirley Blain, who preceded him in death. I'm sure he is having a wonderful time with Mom and D Read Obituary
I was told about Dennis's passing after the funeral by a friend from the neighborhood whose husband worked with him. If there is a pathway to connect, I would love to connect with Dennis's sister, Julie Lyons. The neighbors/co-worker who could pass on info to me is Garl and Kristine Fink.
Thank you, Nancy Nordquist
My condolences to the Blain family, sorry to hear of Dennis’s passing so soon. Dennis was a great individual to work with and be around. Early on in my career, I worked with Dennis drafting using mechanical ink pens and other drafting equipment to update gas maps and create proposed gas location drawings. Dennis was one of the best. I was always amazed of his highly skilled abilities to create maps and calculate property right of ways. Dennis was a good friend to all who knew him. Dennis will be missed by those he leaves behind, but will always be a thought away to his family and friends. Best regards with deepest sympathy.
Sending condolences to the Blain family. I am so sorry to hear of Dennis's passing. I worked with Dennis, for many years, at Questar. He was a wonderful person with a great sense of humor. He showed me the ropes at the gas company and became a friend, as well. I was recently thinking about him and meaning to try to get in touch. Rest in peace, friend. You will be missed!
My condolences to Debbie and the Blain family. I just found the obituary after trying to follow up with Dennis about his illness, no return call (totally out of character). I worked with Dennis for many years at Mountain Fuel Supply Company, he was a great mentor and friend. At work we enjoyed rubber band fights, pranking the boss etc... We have remained in contact throughout the years. Dennis was a great soul, may he rest in peace!
Jerry Kidwell
To Debbie, his children and grandchildren:
We want to express our deepest condolences for your loss of Dennis. We were next door neighbors for many years in Murray before he moved to South Jordan with Debbie. We miss being your neighbors. We are so sorry for your loss. We heard about his death from my older brother, who was one of Dennis's school mates. Please know that group of guys are sad at his passing also. May you find peace in knowing he is no longer suffering.
Sincerely,
Carola and Heather
