Obituaries

Dennis will truly be missed. He brought much love, laughter and many smiles to all of us. Much love to you, and God bless. Karen, Denise & David Domack

Dear Brian, Paul and Tim, our heartfelt sympathies go out to you all and we're so sorry for your loss. Denny was a wonderful friend and a great man. We always enjoyed our times with Denny and Ruth. I will miss our "surprise" birthday parties for the 3 Amigos and have great memories of our times together. Denny will be missed. Rest in peace Amigo. Ray and Ruth Shockley

Denny was just the NICEST and most welcoming, kind, and lovely man from the first moment we met. Brian, Paul, and Tim: I have the warmest and kindest memories of your father, who made us feel like he had known us for years from the first time we met. I'll forever smile thinking of him, because he made us feel included and like we were part of the squad. Sending you all prayers, comfort and warmth as you navigate these waters.

Dear Tim, Brian, Paul and family, Dennis was such an amazing individual that we had a personal connection with. He was loved, appreciated and will truly be missed. Our thoughts and prayers go out to all of you in this time of loss. Thankfully Denny has been reunited with Ruth in a better place. We love you all. God Bless, Ryan Domack and family Hampstead, NC

Dennis was a wonderful man. First knew him as a Catholic priest recording religious messages for radio station WISM in Madison, WI. Later, he left the priesthood and married, had kids, and became a great professor at the UW-Madison Extension. Really liked Dennis and am praying to God for his family. May God bless all of them.

I was so sad to learn Denny passed. I so fondly remember working with him in 1977 City of Middleton downtown project. He was literally one of a kind. One thing I learned, he referred to a state colleague as a ROAD warrior. I told Denny never heard of that, what does that mean. "Retired on Active Duty" by the way it was true. RIP Denny! Dan Ramsey, former Mayor.

Dennis, may the lord give you eternal rest in the embrace of Ruth, Fran, Jules Ken and all the company of heaven. You are remembered with nothing but kind thoughts always in your perpetual smile and compassion for others. I can not hear Sgt Pepper's without thinking about you and sitting with your brother John in the Buick listening to it on 8 Track tape, endless loop. You and your entire family are forever in our hearts and minds -- God bless and keep you.

I'm so sorry for your loss. It was great memories going over to the house and just spending time. He always had a smile on his face and brought joy to everyone. He was just an absolute joy to be around. I will keep you all in my prayers. God Bless and my sincere condolences.

Paul, Brian, Tim, and families - so very sorry for your loss. Your dad was one special guy. He certainly could always make us laugh with his great sense of humor. We had such fun with him and your mom on our trip to Rio de Janeiro in 1988. When we moved to Fitchburg in 1986, right next-door to the Dmack family, your dad welcomed us with open arms. What a great neighbor! We will miss him. Janet and Gary Aide

Thoughts and prayers going out to the family of Dennis. The last time we talked to him is when he was a priest at St. Bernard's parish in Madison and married us on January 6th 1968 in the gym of all places because Msgr. Thome was on the remodeling mode at that time. R.I.P. Dennis.

My Condolences go to Dennis Domack's Family for their Loss. I first met Dennis when he was a priest at St. James Catholic Church. He married My husband and I on August 1, 1970. We teased him at a picnic we were both at, asking if we were still married, because he was no longer a priest. We all laughed and he said Yes we were married because he was a priest at that time. R.I.H.P. Dennis Domack

Dearest Family, Please know you are all in our thoughts and prayers. Dennis was sincerely loved and lived life to the fullest. We will always hold him in our hearts and remember him with lots of love and hugs. Marilyn and Perry Tormey