Birth date: Jan 27, 1940 Death date: Mar 19, 2020
Nathan V. “Nate” Dennis, 80 of Newark passed away March 19, 2020 at Licking Memorial Hospital. He was born January 27, 1940 in Logan, OH to the late Elmer and Eileen (Chilcote) Dennis. Nate was a veteran of the U.S. Army and ha Read Obituary
Sorry to hear of your loss. Nate had a great sense of humour and brightened up Walmart when he shopped.Annette Tinsman, AP Greeter
Linda: Sorry to hear of Nate's passing. He and I had some great conversations during our time at Owens Corning. Peace.
Linda, Sorry to hear about Nate. Hope you are well. Give me a call.
Linda, I am so sorry for your loss. He brought such joy to so many and he will be greatly missed by Wildcat Nation. A huge loss for us all. Hugs and prayers.
So sorry for your families lost he was such a nice guy and could always make you laugh! Shirleys daughter Connie
Linda I am so sorry. I just read this. You have my prayers and here if you ever need anything. let me know. Johnnie and Shelly said sorry.
So sorry to hear of my basketball buddy's passing. He was a great neighbor and I had a very fun and wonderful time with him and his family playing b'ball in their driveway. So hard to lose someone as great as this guy!
It is with a heavy heart that Connie and I mourn the loss of Nate Dennis. Nate was fondly known as the fireball man. We will miss seeing him next basketball season, and we will definitely miss those atomic fireballs. He always brought a smile to our faces when he came to the games. Rest in peace, Wildcat Nate. We will surely miss you.
I am so sorry to hear about Nate. I met him when I hired in at Owens in 68. He never met a stranger and was always funny. He will be missed I know I will miss him. My prayers are with all of you.
Our deepest sympathy to Nates family. My husband and I worked with Nate at Owens Corning. What a a joyful man. I worked in Human Resources and my husband was a Pipefitter. Even after his retirement he often delivered flowers to the plant, along with a huge smile! Please know how much we both thought of him. God bless. Kathleen and Larry Poulton
