Birth date: Feb 4, 1959 Death date: Jan 25, 2026
Dennis Eugene Agle, Jr., 66, passed away on January 25, 2026. Dennis was born on February 4, 1959 in Phoenix, Arizona, to Dennis Eugene Agle and Carol Jane Price. He spent eight years of his childhood living on Oahu, Hawaii while Read Obituary
I know Dennis from the Scera theater. I had the privilege of being an angel in "Liken's First Christmas" all three years it was performed there. I thoroughly enjoyed working under his direction to bring his beautiful vision to the stage. He is a kind & talented man, and I'm grateful our life paths crossed. His creativity touched many people!
Uncle Dennis has always been a great listener. From being forced to watch mine, Katie and Alexandra’s dance rendition of the end credits scenes of Shrek 2 (probably 30 times) to whenever I would come to visit my dad at work (he was there of course) he’d attentively listen to me ramble. He always made me feel important and that he had time for me, despite being very busy.
I loved making him laugh and felt like it was the biggest accomplishment as he had the best sense of humor. Working with him as stage manager on Lost Works was one of the biggest highlights. We would come up with fun jump poses and he was always the best sport. So lucky to be his niece!
I met Denise while serving my mission in London. His family were such a huge influence in the area. Then many years later Stuart became good friends with Alex and when she told me her last name was Agle I was so excited and all the memories came flying back. What a tender mercy.
I can’t believe the news that you have left this world. Your life has so much meaning and the lives you and your family have touched will forever be such a blessing.
To Suzanne and Alex, you are loved and I’m so sorry you have had to say goodbye for now.
Meg McGraw
His wisdom, patience and calming presence.
His wisdom, patience and calming presence.
I’m so sorry to read this. I know that Dennis has had some severe health challenges over the last few years. I will miss his comical and insightful social media posts. His humor and faith in the face of adversity. Dennis was our Home Teacher in the Chula Vista 3rd Ward. We both had young families and Dennis’ lessons were engaging and fun. We last saw Dennis a number of years ago when we ran into each other outside his office in Provo. Instant connection, like 20 years really hadn’t passed. We will miss our Christmas card exchange. Gone way too soon. Much love to Suzanne and the girls.
Brian and Colleen Hervey and Family
I’m so sorry to read this. I know that Dennis has had some severe health challenges over the last few years. I will miss his comical and insightful social media posts. His humor and faith in the face of adversity. Dennis was our Home Teacher in the Chula Vista 3rd Ward. We both had young families and Dennis’ lessons were engaging and fun. We last saw Dennis a number of years ago when we ran into each other outside his office in Provo. Instant connection, like 20 years really hadn’t passed. We will miss our Christmas card exchange. Gone way too soon. Much love to Suzanne and the girls.
Brian and Colleen Hervey and Family
