Birth date: Mar 22, 1943 Death date: Aug 13, 2018
Dennis Anthony Beitler 1943- 2018 Dennis, also known as “Denny”, age 75, passed away peacefully on Monday, August 13, 2018 at home in Cottonwood Heights, Utah. Denny was born March 22, 1943 in Los Angeles, California to Agnas Prat Read Obituary
Hey Dad “Pops” I miss our Nighty talks. I sure could use yours & Pammies help from that side of the vail please~ please wrap your arms around Brett & I, guide and protect Us, show Us the way~ I love you dearly. Till we meet again🤍
Had no idea Denny B passed. I was just trying to call and say ‘hi.’
I worked for several years with Dennis at Salt Lake County and really enjoyed him both as a co-worker and friend. He was an honorable man and I know he’s missed. Peace, Denny B.
Denny was a very fine, gentle quiet man who always treated me with respect. He will be dearly missed my many. May God bless his soul.
My deepest condolences to you Holly & Shelley.
I know how difficult this is for you. Denny was an inspiration to you both. A Patriarch that can never be replaced, on Earth or in your hearts. I am praying and sending you Love. 💕 I will be here for you until it’s my turn. Let me know if there’s ever anything I can do for either of you. I Love You Both Dearly ! 💗💗
My heart, thoughts, & prayers are with the Beitler family. This past week I have had a heavy heart.. Bro Beitler truly affected my life & made a big impression on me personally as well as so many other young men & scouts. He was an amazing Scoutmaster & enjoyed alot of high adventure. He was a great mentor & never baby sat me or coddled me but let all of us learn & grow from our mistakes, etc. Hugs go out to Bro Beitler & the Beitler family!
Denny was the best neighbor anyone could imagine to live next to you. We were very fortunate to have that distinction over a decade ago. Anything that was not working right he was always there next to me figuring out how we could get it done. This lead to a wonderful friendship that continued well after we moved away. He was a man of service and gave me a great example of what being a Christian was all about. I loved the man like a brother and will cherish the time we got to spend with him. We were very fortunate to have met him and may he Rest In Peace. I’m very happy that he is now with his beloved Pammy. They were quite the team. Thank you for your service to all you crossed paths with to make this a better world. Love you my brother!
Dennis was my grandpa, and the best person i have ever met. He has taught me so many great things that i remember as lessons to keep me going through life. He was a super passionate and loving guy ! he would treat everyone he met equally and help them to do better ! i appreciate every moment we had together, and will remember you and our memories together ! thank you for everything you did ! i love you grandpa !!
till we meet again !
So like many that will post memories about Denny, mine is of his love and sacrifice to those around him! As a 14 year old boy, he took me under his wing and allowed me to learn the gospel through fun and non threatening (boring) lessons. He was there to be a coach, instructor and just someone to laugh with. He has forever changed who I am and what I’ve accomplished in my life. Thank you for being the leader and friend to so many young men! May God bless your family and those you’ve influenced
Dennis Beitler. I love my father so much. He has taught me so many things in this life. I will keep his legacy alive with all of the things that he has taught me. I will teach them to my children and to their children, all the great things that you have done. I love you dearly. Until we meet again. ❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
We Brett, Dad “Denny”, Bren & I have spent so much wonderful quality time together over the last 8 years. Dinners together, Fishing trips all over the place, camping so many place I can’t remember all the names, the stories told, just kicking back & hanging out together, hugs & laughter the BEST part, Telling eachother goodnight every night 💕 The best memories Us 4 have together & nothing will ever take these away. You’ve taught us so much Dad, loved dearly every step of the way. Glad you Pammy, Ruger, Lola, my GG & everyone are together. Thank you for being my Dad, Till we meet again❤️
