Hard to believe that Denny has been gone one year today.  Still miss our calls together.   You will never be forgotten and will always be remembered for our many adventures together.

Fran, you and Denny were the first people who dropped by to welcome us to the neighborhood in Mundy Mill, and it meant so much to us.   Dan enjoyed going to the men's breakfast group at Loretta's that Denny organized, and we enjoyed meeting with you both as we attempted to learn how to play pickleball.  Fran, you have our deepest condolences.  Denny made everyone he met feel that he was their friend and he will be missed. 

Denny, an exiting guy. I had the pleasure of working with him at at&t.  Great guy , my sympathies to his entire family. 

There are so many fond and humorous memories to recall it is difficult to name just one.  Denny was, a confidant, a mentor, a co-worker, and a friend.  Knowing and working with Denny, over the years, was a blessing and a guaranteed memorable experience.  Out of the blue, Denny would call just to chit chat; I wish I would have done the same for him more often.  Mt favorite story is when about fifty of us co-workers went to dinner at a Mexican restaurant outside of Orlando.  A mariachi band was playing.  Denny scooted up next to the trumpet player to ask for a specific song.  All Denny said to the trumpet player was, “Come a little bit closer”; so, with a twinkle in his eye, the trumpet player did come a little bit closer.  The whole crowd had such a great laugh at Denny’s expense.  Resin peace my brother.    



We thank God for allowing our paths to cross.  Denny was a kind and gentle soul. We are remembering the many conversations we had with him about the Bible and our Lord and Savior.  Thankful God's promises are true and we will see him again when we all get to Heaven! Until then he will be greatly missed. 
Keeping Fran and the Family in our prayers.
Your "Forever Friends" Bill & Kathy Hartman

Denny, I loved you for 44 years. I don't know what I am suppose to do without you. I miss you more and more each day.

So sorry to hear of Denny's passing. We only knew him for the past 2 years but enjoyed his company especially our daily morning coffee at McDonald's.
He will be missed.
Gordon & Dianne Huolt 
Calgary, Alberta, Canada

I remember Denny "in the good times" - We worked as "part time FEMA DAEs for some 15 years - I could always count on his loyal support! After work was his best time he loved to have a beer and eat at any restaurant and he would always have a plan for dinner. You may not know that Denny could sing and had very good voice - once on a FEMA deployment, at a Mexican Restaurant, he ask the band if they knew a song - they said sing a few notes and Denny started "COME A LITTLE BIT CLOSER etc.." and band leader moved closer to Denny... Denny again "COME A LITTLE BIT CLOSER etc.." and band leader moved even closer - by the end of the song there was Denny and the band leader arm and arm singing. . . He enjoyed life - Loved his wife - and was special to his friends! GOD Bless my friend!    

“Our family is so sorry to hear of the passing of our beloved Denny. We have shared many memories over the years as we both worked for the phone company and FEMA together. But most of all I will miss our weekly chats on the phone. Someone so special will never be forgotten

American Heart Association

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He is survived by his wife, Frances, his daughter, Sheila, and her husband Michael; his two grandchildren, Matthew and Brooke; his great grandchildren Brynnlee and Bellamy; his sister, Sue, sister-in-law, Christa; and his nephews, Jack Wikoff, David Wikoff, and John Riley.


Denny was preceded in death by his parents, Bill and Bernice Wikoff, and his brother, Jack Wikoff.

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Dennis "Denny" Alan Wikoff

11 agosto, 1940 – 5 julio, 2021

Cashner Funeral Home & Garden Park Cemetery

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