In Loving Memory
Dennis Dewey Stufflebean
October 27th 1946 to December 6th 2006
A Life Remembered
Dennis Stufflebean, 60, Mandeville, Louisiana, formerly of Fort Dodge, died Wednesday, December 6th, 2006 at St Tammeny Parish Hospital in Covington Louisiana from heart and lung complications.
His wishes were to be cremated in Louisiana and half his ashes spread in the Gulf with his precious dolphins and the other half brought back to Iowa where a small in home family funeral was held (Per his wishes) and the other ashes were spread over his home place where he grew up with his brother, Dick Stufflebean, Grandmother Evelyn Spike and his Grandfather Earl Spike.
Survivors include brother Dick Stufflebean (and his wife Jackie and their children and grandchildren and one great grandchild), Judy Andrews (and her husband Bill and children and grandchildren). Also including Tommy Stufflebean, Timmy Stufflebean, Sandy Ewing (and their children and grandchildren) and his mother Betty Lee Stufflebean.
Preceded in death by his sister Beverly Fredrickson, and his father Admiral Dewey Stufflebean, his Grandmother Evelyn Spike and his Grandfather Earl Spike.
Dennis was born in Evanston Iowa. He worked for National Gypsum Company for 39 years. During this time he started in Fort Dodge's National Gypsum Plant then transferred to the Phoenix area Plant and for the past 10 years has been working in the Westwego Gypsum plant where he was transferred from Arizona.
Dennis has left a big hole in everyone's heart that had the chance to know him. He was loved dearly and will be missed by all.
Memorials can be sent to Dick and Jackie Stufflebean. All memorials will be sent to St. Judes Children's Hospital (in Dens Name). He sent a donation to them every Christmas please help us to make his final donation a memorable one.
As Den always said "Goodbye my friends"
Thanks to all who helped us through this hard time.
The Stufflebean Family
Dennis Dewey Stufflebean
October 27th 1946 to December 6th 2006
A Life Remembered
Dennis Stufflebean, 60, Mandeville, Louisiana, formerly of Fort Dodge, died Wednesday, December 6th, 2006 at St Tammeny Parish Hospital in Covington Louisiana from heart and lung complications.
His wishes were to be cremated in Louisiana and half his ashes spread in the Gulf with his precious dolphins and the other half brought back to Iowa where a small in home family funeral was held (Per his wishes) and the other ashes were spread over his home place where he grew up with his brother, Dick Stufflebean, Grandmother Evelyn Spike and his Grandfather Earl Spike.
Survivors include brother Dick Stufflebean (and his wife Jackie and their children and grandchildren and one great grandchild), Judy Andrews (and her husband Bill and children and grandchildren). Also including Tommy Stufflebean, Timmy Stufflebean, Sandy Ewing (and their children and grandchildren) and his mother Betty Lee Stufflebean.
Preceded in death by his sister Beverly Fredrickson, and his father Admiral Dewey Stufflebean, his Grandmother Evelyn Spike and his Grandfather Earl Spike.
Dennis was born in Evanston Iowa. He worked for National Gypsum Company for 39 years. During this time he started in Fort Dodge's National Gypsum Plant then transferred to the Phoenix area Plant and for the past 10 years has been working in the Westwego Gypsum plant where he was transferred from Arizona.
Dennis has left a big hole in everyone's heart that had the chance to know him. He was loved dearly and will be missed by all.
Memorials can be sent to Dick and Jackie Stufflebean. All memorials will be sent to St. Judes Children's Hospital (in Dens Name). He sent a donation to them every Christmas please help us to make his final donation a memorable one.
As Den always said "Goodbye my friends"
Thanks to all who helped us through this hard time.
The Stufflebean Family
In Loving Memory
Dennis Dewey Stufflebean
October 27th 1946 to December 6th 2006
A Life Remembered
Dennis Stufflebean, 60, Mandeville, Louisiana, formerly of Fort Dodge, died Wednesday, December 6th, 2006 at St Tammeny Parish Hospital in Covington Louisiana from heart and lung complications.
His wishes were to be cremated in Louisiana and half his ashes spread in the Gulf with his precious dolphins and the other half brought back to Iowa where a small in home family funeral was held (Per his wishes) and the other ashes were spread over his home place where he grew up with his brother, Dick Stufflebean, Grandmother Evelyn Spike and his Grandfather Earl Spike.
Survivors include brother Dick Stufflebean (and his wife Jackie and their children and grandchildren and one great grandchild), Judy Andrews (and her husband Bill and children and grandchildren). Also including Tommy Stufflebean, Timmy Stufflebean, Sandy Ewing (and their children and grandchildren) and his mother Betty Lee Stufflebean.
Preceded in death by his sister Beverly Fredrickson, and his father Admiral Dewey Stufflebean, his Grandmother Evelyn Spike and his Grandfather Earl Spike.
Dennis was born in Evanston Iowa. He worked for National Gypsum Company for 39 years. During this time he started in Fort Dodge's National Gypsum Plant then transferred to the Phoenix area Plant and for the past 10 years has been working in the Westwego Gypsum plant where he was transferred from Arizona.
Dennis has left a big hole in everyone's heart that had the chance to know him. He was loved dearly and will be missed by all.
Memorials can be sent to Dick and Jackie Stufflebean. All memorials will be sent to St. Judes Children's Hospital (in Dens Name). He sent a donation to them every Christmas please help us to make his final donation a memorable one.
As Den always said "Goodbye my friends"
Thanks to all who helped us through this hard time.
The Stufflebean Family
Dennis Dewey Stufflebean
October 27th 1946 to December 6th 2006
A Life Remembered
Dennis Stufflebean, 60, Mandeville, Louisiana, formerly of Fort Dodge, died Wednesday, December 6th, 2006 at St Tammeny Parish Hospital in Covington Louisiana from heart and lung complications.
His wishes were to be cremated in Louisiana and half his ashes spread in the Gulf with his precious dolphins and the other half brought back to Iowa where a small in home family funeral was held (Per his wishes) and the other ashes were spread over his home place where he grew up with his brother, Dick Stufflebean, Grandmother Evelyn Spike and his Grandfather Earl Spike.
Survivors include brother Dick Stufflebean (and his wife Jackie and their children and grandchildren and one great grandchild), Judy Andrews (and her husband Bill and children and grandchildren). Also including Tommy Stufflebean, Timmy Stufflebean, Sandy Ewing (and their children and grandchildren) and his mother Betty Lee Stufflebean.
Preceded in death by his sister Beverly Fredrickson, and his father Admiral Dewey Stufflebean, his Grandmother Evelyn Spike and his Grandfather Earl Spike.
Dennis was born in Evanston Iowa. He worked for National Gypsum Company for 39 years. During this time he started in Fort Dodge's National Gypsum Plant then transferred to the Phoenix area Plant and for the past 10 years has been working in the Westwego Gypsum plant where he was transferred from Arizona.
Dennis has left a big hole in everyone's heart that had the chance to know him. He was loved dearly and will be missed by all.
Memorials can be sent to Dick and Jackie Stufflebean. All memorials will be sent to St. Judes Children's Hospital (in Dens Name). He sent a donation to them every Christmas please help us to make his final donation a memorable one.
As Den always said "Goodbye my friends"
Thanks to all who helped us through this hard time.
The Stufflebean Family
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