Obituary for Dennis Ralph Weeks
Native to East Calais, Dennis was 76 years old; he passed away on June 12th 2019, at 5:55 AM at Central Vermont Hospital. He was born May 5, 1943 at the Barre, VT hospital to Ralph Weeks and Elsie (Colby) Weeks.
The most important thing to him was his Family and that’s what kept him going. He was married to his wife Cindy Weeks July 7th 1962 and they stayed married 57 years until he passed. He had two sons Travis and Adam Weeks. He worked from the time he was 17 years old for Cooley’s paving until it was sold to Pike Industries as a foreman and later the supervisor of numerous road crews until he retired at the age of 62 years old.
He leaves his wife Cindy Weeks, sons Travis and Adam Weeks, granddaughter: Nyana Weeks, grandson: Dalton Weeks, sister: Martha Dailey, over 300 nieces and nephews and his best friend: Joe Morrison.
He was cremated and his wishes were to have no funeral or wake and his burial will be private.
We would to extend a special thank you to all the Nurses and Doctors who took him into their care during his stay at Central Vermont Hospital. He kept telling us every day that they were taking great care of him. We also invite you to share your memories by visiting www.awrfh.com.
The most important thing to him was his Family and that’s what kept him going. He was married to his wife Cindy Weeks July 7th 1962 and they stayed married 57 years until he passed. He had two sons Travis and Adam Weeks. He worked from the time he was 17 years old for Cooley’s paving until it was sold to Pike Industries as a foreman and later the supervisor of numerous road crews until he retired at the age of 62 years old.
He leaves his wife Cindy Weeks, sons Travis and Adam Weeks, granddaughter: Nyana Weeks, grandson: Dalton Weeks, sister: Martha Dailey, over 300 nieces and nephews and his best friend: Joe Morrison.
He was cremated and his wishes were to have no funeral or wake and his burial will be private.
We would to extend a special thank you to all the Nurses and Doctors who took him into their care during his stay at Central Vermont Hospital. He kept telling us every day that they were taking great care of him. We also invite you to share your memories by visiting www.awrfh.com.