Dennis J. Lischka, age 47, of Clarksville, Tennessee, formerly of Juneau, died on Wednesday, October 24, 2007. A Memorial Gathering will be held on Friday, November 9, 2007 at St. John”s Lutheran Church in Juneau from 5:00 PM until 6:00 PM. A Memorial Service will follow on Friday at the church at 6:00 PM withContinue Reading
amanda webb (nee) bartz
left a message on November 27, 2007:
I was glad to know Dennis when he lived at the washington motel in watertown wisconsin back in 1999. He was all heart. I was just 18 when I first met him, and scared to death of another person that lived down the hall from me, because that other person raped me. Dennis took me under his arms and gave me a hug and told me it would be ok. I will remember him as being the kind of next door neighbor that always made sure you were safe. If that guy came by me Dennis would be there as a father figure and take him away from me. I always wondered where he went. I am so sorry for your loss. I will miss him and know that he has a daughter out there going through this makes me sad. I do know that Dennis would want us to be happy and not to morn. He had such a protective personality and loving nature.
Benjamin Young on behalf of Kwok Young Family
left a message on November 14, 2007:
Dear Loved Ones of Dennis, We are very sad to hear the passing of Dennis. I am writing on behalf of my extended family who had the joy of working with Dennis in the late 1970''s and early 80''s while my parents (Kwok and Wai Young) operated the Blew Inn and Young''s Supper Club. We remember Dennis for his unmatched work ethic, loyal support, and his pleasant demeanor. We extend our condolences to his family and friends. I''m sure he will be deeply missed. With deep sympathy, Ben Young on behalf of the Young Family.
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amanda webb (nee) bartz
left a message on November 27, 2007:
I was glad to know Dennis when he lived at the washington motel in watertown wisconsin back in 1999. He was all heart. I was just 18 when I first met him, and scared to death of another person that lived down the hall from me, because that other person raped me. Dennis took me under his arms and gave me a hug and told me it would be ok. I will remember him as being the kind of next door neighbor that always made sure you were safe. If that guy came by me Dennis would be there as a father figure and take him away from me. I always wondered where he went. I am so sorry for your loss. I will miss him and know that he has a daughter out there going through this makes me sad. I do know that Dennis would want us to be happy and not to morn. He had such a protective personality and loving nature.
Benjamin Young on behalf of Kwok Young Family
left a message on November 14, 2007:
Dear Loved Ones of Dennis, We are very sad to hear the passing of Dennis. I am writing on behalf of my extended family who had the joy of working with Dennis in the late 1970''s and early 80''s while my parents (Kwok and Wai Young) operated the Blew Inn and Young''s Supper Club. We remember Dennis for his unmatched work ethic, loyal support, and his pleasant demeanor. We extend our condolences to his family and friends. I''m sure he will be deeply missed. With deep sympathy, Ben Young on behalf of the Young Family.
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