Dennis Allen Rudder, 65, Linwood, died Thursday, January 7, 2016 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
No services are planned at this time.
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Dennis Allen Rudder, 65, Linwood, died Thursday, January 7, 2016 at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
No services are planned at this time.
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Dennis is my wife father I looked up to him as if he was my dad. He took me fishing on his boat, he also helped me fabricate some equipment for my Lawn business. He was a man’s man’s and he knew how fix anything and there is not too many men left out there like us he will be truly missed.
My condolences goes out to his family and my wife Lacy may he rest in heaven.
Dennis,
Thank you for being such a wonderful father to my husband, when his own was not. You have made him the man he is today and for that I thank you. We love and miss you so much.
Tanya, Scottie & Kids
Dennis you were a many of many talents. It was a great pleasure knowing you. I thank you for all the support you gave my group and me at Kraft Tool. I enjoyed hearing your life’s tales. You will be missed greatly. Rest in Peace my friend. Cheryl and family so sad for your loss, he was a great guy and we will all remember him fondly. Michael Moore
Dennis will be truly missed. The halls at Kraft Tool are already echoing “enjoy your day”, a phrase Dennis would add to the end of his conversations. He always had a smile and a chuckle. My sincere sympathy to his family and friends for the loss of this wonderful personality named Dennis.
Dennis will, very much, be missed by his Kraft Tool family. At our annual fish fry, Dennis would fry enough fish to feed everyone in the plant. He enjoyed sharing his “catch” with employees.
Dennis was kindly known as my favorite, udder Rudder. I will miss you my friend.
Marie
My heart goes out to Cheryl and her kids at this time. Dennis was a wonderful man who had such a great sense of humor. He will be missed here at Kraft Tool! Lifting you all up in prayer, may God help you get through this difficult time.
Dad,
How do we say goodbye to a man who is so much of who we are and who we have become. There are so many memories that you have left us with; each one makes us smile. We are proud of who we are, of where we come from and most of all Dad, we are proud to be your daughters. We do not say goodbye, just till we meet again.
Love you,
Lacy & Christel
We ran far we ran free. Children of the Walnut creek Padonia valley. Train tracks flooded bottom ground hay bales by the thousands and all school softball games at recess, sledding until dark with hands frozen only to thaw them around a wood stove. Mama Mellies canned fish ,goulash, cinnamon rolls, pies we ate it all as if we had no bottom. Flathead fish heads hung as trophies on the garden fences. We were rich with our youth. Dennis was my Big John to my Robinhoood. We went deep when we were young. We were rich with life. Thank-you Dennis . because I always looked up to you whether I wanted to or not.
Dennis was a very talented man, loved fishing, hunting and working with his hands. he is very much loved by his son Dennis Kelly, daughters Lacy Dawn and Christel Lee . WE say good bye to a wonderful man who has enriched so many life’s in his short time with us. Rest in Gods loving arms Dennis. My heart goes out to his wife Cheryl and their children. May God keep you safe and give your hearts peace in this very turbulent time.