Birth date: Nov 17, 1959 Death date: Feb 17, 2025
Michael Blake Dennis, age 65 of Chesapeake, passed away on Monday, February 17th. He was born on November 17th, 1959 in Montreal, Canada, to Dawn Ayre and Robert Dennis. He grew up in Beaconsfield and Saint-Sauveur. After moving t Read Obituary
To Mark, Heidi and Michael's daughters,
Mark passed on to me the news about Michael. I knew Michael during his teens as we would ski together and ride motorcycles in the Summer time with his brother Mark. Stories about Michael? I have hours and hours worth that I have always remembered qnd will look back on with fondness:-)
On behalf of my wife and I please accept our true condolances.
Darryl & Lorna Lesser ,Niagara on the lake ont 🇨🇦
I love Michael Dennis. He was sometimes shy & quiet, but had a quirky sense of humor, & was SO kind. As Sabrina said, he loved talking about his childhood & growing up…But I’ll never forget the time when I was watching Mike & Mark while their mom Dawn was in the hospital having Heidi,- they ran from room to room making pow-wow noises, then took black magic markers & drew large faces on their bedroom wall, to greet their parents! 😮😂❤️
A precious memory to me- aunt Jaime Ayre Matteo
I grew up with his youngest daughter Sabrina. We both often stayed with one another on the weekends. Her dad was always so welcoming. He made me feel right at home each time I stayed. I remember once we were outside by the hammock. I hadn't been over but maybe once or twice at that point. He pulled in and was asked if we were hungry. He fired up the grill and just started making us burgers. It's like he just wanted to be sure everyone was happy and having fun. Every time I ran into him in public through the years he always said hi and always asked me how I was. He always asked with a sincere care and smile on his face. I always enjoyed seeing him. It always made my day a little brighter. He loved bragging on his daughters and granddaughters. He as so proud of his girls. It was so sweet and wholesome. He was such a cool-funny guy. Most importantly he was kind. I have no doubt he touched so many lives through his years.
