Dennis Mitchell McCuan. 77, born Dec 7, 1942. He was called home Sept 10, 2019. There to meet him were his parents Norma Bloom McCuan and Russell McCuan.
Dennis is survived by his wife of 42 years, Geraldine “Gerry” Lee McCuan and 5 children, which have given him a rich posterity of 51, grand, great-grand and great great grandchildren. As well as his sister Pamela Bettis her husband Larry and their four children.
Dennis was born and raised in Pocatello, Idaho and has lived in Arizona for 45. He served a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints to Chile, South America and graduated from BYU. Dennis is a Vietnam Army Veteran. He retired from the Creighton School District. Dennis’s love for traveling took him to all 50 states. Dennis was an avid reader with a love for history.
A memorial service will be held to honor Dennis Thursday, September 19th at 10 AM at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 3920 N 44thPlace, Phoenix, AZ 85018.
To the family of Dennis you will always be loved and missed by all and I will always miss you love always
I love you pipa you will for ever be in our hearts. Till we meet again. Te Amo.
was great meeting you pipa and we will miss you, but we will see you again
I’m saddened to hear of the passing of Uncle Dennis. Condolences to Aunt Gerry and all my cousins. May you be blessed with peace during this time of loss. I pray the service goes well and am sorry I will not be able to attend. Sending my love from Wisconsin. 💛 Cassie
May Peace and Love be with you Aunt Gerry, my cousins, and his sister’s family. My mother sends her love, she has a previous appointment that can’t be changed. Also I send my love and hugs and regrets that I will not be there either, but I am still recovering from surgery. Love Michael
I’m sorry to hear of Uncle Dennis’s passing. May you feel the Lords arms around you during this time. I pray that Aunt Gerry, and my cousins will feel the love of our Father in Heaven and Jesus. That you will find peace and comfort in knowing Families are Forever. Sending love and hugs to all.
Love, Marian
I am sad to hear of Dennis’s passing. He had a soft and gentle spirit. I am sure there was a reunion in Heaven with his loved ones. It will be wonderful to see him again oneday. Love to you Gerry. Thankyou for loving him. Life is much more fun when it is shared with someone we love.
Dennis,i have enjoyed our relationship as a cousin for years. I am sure he is amazingly happy on the other side. God bless you gerry for having been a loving compasión for these 45 years. Good bless!!
I had made the last reply on your passing, but I have been thinking of you. I cannot overstate how much I loved you! I remember when we use to see one another in Pocatello. In 1959 we use to go hiking down in a canyon you had named “Greylock”. We caught lizzards together and had a great time. Gerry, I hope you are still well.