Dennis Lee Rose age 67, passed away on June 12, 2021, in Taylorsville, Utah. He was born on April 27, 1954 in Idaho Falls, Idaho to Clayton and Virgie Love Rose.
He graduated high from Viewmont High in Bountiful, Utah. He attended the University of Utah and the University of Phoenix. He had a love of Science, Astronomy, and History. He married his love Nannett Rose on December 19, 1986. He had a great sense of humor and he loved his morning coffee.
He is survived by his wife Nannett. His children; Ashley Rose, Chad-Michael Rose (Melissa), step children Alishia Proctor, Lora Rasmussen (Nick), Joe Rose. Along with a surviving sister Janalee Munro (Jerry) and a surviving brother Rodney (Monica) Rose. His grandchildren Jacob Proctor, Patrick Kuhlman, Aidan Kuhlman and Lake Rose. Dennis is preceded in death by his parents Clayton & Virgie Rose and an older brother Marc Rose.
A funeral service will be held for Dennis on Tuesday June 22 at 11 AM at Memorial Redwood Mortuary and Cemetery. (6500 South Redwood Road West Jordan, UT 84123). There will be a public viewing held the night before from 6-8 PM at the above location. Also, a Viewing will be held an hour prior to the service on June 22nd from 10 to 10:45 AM. Interment will follow at Memorial Redwood Cemetery.
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Michael Maddix
My heart goes out to Nanette and her and Dennis’s children. I used to work with Dennis and Nanette in the Denny Building in Seattle many years ago. I was going to reach out to say hello, and was stunned to see that Dennis had passed away. My heart goes out to Nanette and Dennis’s children. Rest in peace Dennis. Nanette I know Dennis loved you so much I am so sorry that you lost the love ❤️ of your life. My most sincere condolences. Carol Boddy
My heart goes out to Nanette and her and Dennis’s children. I used to work with Dennis and Nanette in the Denny Building in Seattle many years ago. I was going to reach out to say hello, and was stunned to see that Dennis had passed away. My heart goes out to Nanette and Dennis’s children. Rest in peace Dennis. Nanette I know Dennis loved you so much I am so sorry that you lost the love ❤️ of your life. My most sincere condolences. Carol Boddy
My heart goes out to Nanette and her and Dennis’s children. I used to work with Dennis and Nanette in the Denny Building in Seattle many years ago. I was going to reach out to say hello, and was stunned to see that Dennis had passed away. My heart goes out to Nanette and Dennis’s children. Rest in peace Dennis. Nanette I know Dennis loved you so much I am so sorry that you lost the love ❤️ of your life. My most sincere condolences. Carol Boddy
My heart goes out to Nannette and Dennis has children and her children. I worked with Dennis and Nanette years ago in the Denny building in Seattle, Washington. I was going to reach out to say hello since I had work Dennis and from Nanette those many years ago back in the Denny building in Seattle. At lunch time you’d find Dennis playing PAC Man at the infamous Dog House Restaurant just a block over from the Denny Building. Nanette and family I am so very, very sorry for your loss. I know you and Dennis loved each other so much. The Denny Building is still standing however The Dog House is but a memory of long time residents of Seattle. I am so very sorry for your loss. Carol Boddy Seattle
My heart goes out to Nannette and Dennis has children and her children. I worked with Dennis and Nanette years ago in the Denny building in Seattle, Washington. I was going to reach out to say hello since I had work Dennis and from Nanette those many years ago back in the Denny building in Seattle. At lunch time you’d find Dennis playing PAC Man at the infamous Dog House Restaurant just a block over from the Denny Building. Nanette and family I am so very, very sorry for your loss. I know you and Dennis loved each other so much. The Denny Building is still standing however The Dog House is but a memory of long time residents of Seattle. I am so very sorry for your loss. Carol Boddy Seattle
Condolences to the Rose family. I worked with Ashley, Dennis’ daughter, for several years and I wanted to express my condolences to her and her family for the loss of her/their father, husband, brother. Ashley—you and your family are in my thoughts and prayers. I am so, so sorry for your loss and I hope you are doing okay.
—Whitney Kania