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Dennis William Chalk

Published on 14/01/2022

Chalk Dennis William In loving memory of Dennis Chalk who sadly passed away at Watford General Hospital on 30th December 2021. He will be sadly missed by his wife of 69 years Patricia, sons Malcolm, Paul and partners, 7 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Dennis worked at Leavesden Hospital for 40 years before enjoying a long and happy retirement with his wife Pat. The funeral will be held on Tuesday 1st February 11:40 at West Herts Crematorium, Garston.

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Skinhead67 January 17th, 2022
We would like to send our deepest condolences to the Chalk family at this sad time A lovely man who worked with my parents at leavesden hospital for many years .
From all the O'Reilly family
RIP Dennis .may you rest in eternal peace .
Laurence Chalk January 16th, 2022
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Such a unique character who is dearly missed by the whole family. He had so many great phrases that I'll keep with me for the rest of my life. Thank you Grandad.
Tracey Bryant January 16th, 2022
Rest in peace Uncle Den. Wendy, Michael and children. X
James Chalk January 14th, 2022
I miss you granddad. Wish I could have seen you again before you went. I have so many great memories with you, especially from my childhood. Love you always, from the original “bloody kid!”
Jen Fvc January 14th, 2022
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To Our much loved grandad and great grandad, always determined and hard working throughout your life. ‘we’re be seeing you then’ as you always said when the children were getting a bit loud! Rest in peace grandad Barney (aka Den)
Malcolm Chalk January 14th, 2022
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Thank you dad for all the support you gave our family over many years through good and difficult times.

Malcolm x