Harold D. Denny passed away in Cookeville, Tennessee on September 22, 2021, at the age of 93.
He was born in Buffalo Valley, Tennessee, and spent the majority of his life in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Harold is survived by his wife Lois Guess Denny of Cookeville, his daughter Brenda Denny Cox and husband Mark of Frisco, Texas. He had two grandchildren, Casey Denny Cox (Callie) of Little Rock, Arkansas and April Cox Raedisch (Ryan) of McKinney, Texas. He was especially proud to be "Great Granddaddy" to Carson, Conner, and Clay Cox and Finn Raedisch. He is also survived by his devoted sister Sue Richardson of Highland, Illinois.
Harold is predeceased by his parents George Harold and Emma Whitaker Denny, his brothers Robert Ray (Bud) Denny and Tammer Jerry (Gus) Denny, and his sisters Emma Doyne Denny McGregor and Jean Denny Scarlett.
Harold was a 1947 graduate from Baxter Seminary in Baxter, Tennessee. He earned a degree from Tennessee Tech and served in the US Army during the Korean War. He worked for the American Red Cross until retirement. He was very active with Rotary International, and he traveled the world serving that organization.
Please make any memorial donations in Harold's name to the Tennessee Tech General Scholarship fund, the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International, or the charity of your choice.
Harold had a big personality, kept us laughing and was a generous loving father and grandaddy who is already missed.
To sign the online guestbook or to send the family a message please visit www.crestlawnmemorial.com
Arrangements entrusted to Crest Lawn Funeral Home - Cremation Center.
Cremation: Information from family.
He was born in Buffalo Valley, Tennessee, and spent the majority of his life in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Harold is survived by his wife Lois Guess Denny of Cookeville, his daughter Brenda Denny Cox and husband Mark of Frisco, Texas. He had two grandchildren, Casey Denny Cox (Callie) of Little Rock, Arkansas and April Cox Raedisch (Ryan) of McKinney, Texas. He was especially proud to be "Great Granddaddy" to Carson, Conner, and Clay Cox and Finn Raedisch. He is also survived by his devoted sister Sue Richardson of Highland, Illinois.
Harold is predeceased by his parents George Harold and Emma Whitaker Denny, his brothers Robert Ray (Bud) Denny and Tammer Jerry (Gus) Denny, and his sisters Emma Doyne Denny McGregor and Jean Denny Scarlett.
Harold was a 1947 graduate from Baxter Seminary in Baxter, Tennessee. He earned a degree from Tennessee Tech and served in the US Army during the Korean War. He worked for the American Red Cross until retirement. He was very active with Rotary International, and he traveled the world serving that organization.
Please make any memorial donations in Harold's name to the Tennessee Tech General Scholarship fund, the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International, or the charity of your choice.
Harold had a big personality, kept us laughing and was a generous loving father and grandaddy who is already missed.
To sign the online guestbook or to send the family a message please visit www.crestlawnmemorial.com
Arrangements entrusted to Crest Lawn Funeral Home - Cremation Center.
Cremation: Information from family.
Harold D. Denny passed away in Cookeville, Tennessee on September 22, 2021, at the age of 93.
He was born in Buffalo Valley, Tennessee, and spent the majority of his life in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Harold is survived by his wife Lois Guess Denny of Cookeville, his daughter Brenda Denny Cox and husband Mark of Frisco, Texas. He had two grandchildren, Casey Denny Cox (Callie) of Little Rock, Arkansas and April Cox Raedisch (Ryan) of McKinney, Texas. He was especially proud to be "Great Granddaddy" to Carson, Conner, and Clay Cox and Finn Raedisch. He is also survived by his devoted sister Sue Richardson of Highland, Illinois.
Harold is predeceased by his parents George Harold and Emma Whitaker Denny, his brothers Robert Ray (Bud) Denny and Tammer Jerry (Gus) Denny, and his sisters Emma Doyne Denny McGregor and Jean Denny Scarlett.
Harold was a 1947 graduate from Baxter Seminary in Baxter, Tennessee. He earned a degree from Tennessee Tech and served in the US Army during the Korean War. He worked for the American Red Cross until retirement. He was very active with Rotary International, and he traveled the world serving that organization.
Please make any memorial donations in Harold's name to the Tennessee Tech General Scholarship fund, the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International, or the charity of your choice.
Harold had a big personality, kept us laughing and was a generous loving father and grandaddy who is already missed.
To sign the online guestbook or to send the family a message please visit www.crestlawnmemorial.com
Arrangements entrusted to Crest Lawn Funeral Home - Cremation Center.
Cremation: Information from family.
He was born in Buffalo Valley, Tennessee, and spent the majority of his life in Shreveport, Louisiana.
Harold is survived by his wife Lois Guess Denny of Cookeville, his daughter Brenda Denny Cox and husband Mark of Frisco, Texas. He had two grandchildren, Casey Denny Cox (Callie) of Little Rock, Arkansas and April Cox Raedisch (Ryan) of McKinney, Texas. He was especially proud to be "Great Granddaddy" to Carson, Conner, and Clay Cox and Finn Raedisch. He is also survived by his devoted sister Sue Richardson of Highland, Illinois.
Harold is predeceased by his parents George Harold and Emma Whitaker Denny, his brothers Robert Ray (Bud) Denny and Tammer Jerry (Gus) Denny, and his sisters Emma Doyne Denny McGregor and Jean Denny Scarlett.
Harold was a 1947 graduate from Baxter Seminary in Baxter, Tennessee. He earned a degree from Tennessee Tech and served in the US Army during the Korean War. He worked for the American Red Cross until retirement. He was very active with Rotary International, and he traveled the world serving that organization.
Please make any memorial donations in Harold's name to the Tennessee Tech General Scholarship fund, the Rotary Foundation of Rotary International, or the charity of your choice.
Harold had a big personality, kept us laughing and was a generous loving father and grandaddy who is already missed.
To sign the online guestbook or to send the family a message please visit www.crestlawnmemorial.com
Arrangements entrusted to Crest Lawn Funeral Home - Cremation Center.
Cremation: Information from family.
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