Birth date: Dec 14, 1945 Death date: Oct 20, 2020
Dennis John Kytola, aged 74, of Watton, passed away at his home following a long battle with cancer on Tuesday, October 20, 2020 surrounded by his loving family. He was born in Watton on December 14, 1945 and was the son of the la Read Obituary
We met Dennis in 2019, and we could see right from the first time we met, that he and his wife Liisa were very kind people. We love them both and are greatly saddened at the loss of Dennis. We send our deepest sympathy to his family.
I met Dennis at 2008 and he was very good person. Later he visited with Lisa here in Finland. It is sad he should go so early. Greatings to family.
Dad always loved Christmas and particularly, listening and singing Christmas songs at church and more around Christmas time.
Victoria, performed some Christmas songs at home that she wanted to dedicate to dad (papa).
Here are the songs:
1.) Silent Night (dad’s favorite)
2.) We wish you a Merry Christmas
3.) Ukrainian Carol of the bells
4.) Deck the Halls
5.) Kum Ba Yah
I met Dennis and his friend and hunting partner Ernie at their hunting shack off the Ford Road 35 years ago. I was planning to build a camp nearby and was afraid the " locals" would be upset. Boy was I wrong. Dennis and Ernie welcomed me to the area. Both were the nicest guys you'd ever want to meet. They told me of good areas to hunt and how to find the bucks. The times I spent visiting with the boys in their camp during deer season will never be forgotten.
The stout gate on my camp road was made by Dennis. Every time I open it I'll remember him and the good times we shared behind it.
Jeff Joseph
May Lake Lodge
I am so sad to hear of your loss and wish to send my sympathy and prayers. God keep you. He had a wonderful smile.
Early Thanksgiving with mom and dad (around 2017) and Christmas all together in 2018.
Pictures taken of dad with our family. Both of our girls when they were younger.
Linda and I were saddened to learn of Dennis's passing. He was a good friend who was always there when help was needed. We enjoyed fishing and hunting together and had lots of laughs. What a talented carpenter he was. A true craftsman. Liisa's and Dennis's friendship are one of the reasons why we miss living in Covington. Our sympathies and prayers go the Liisa and the family. May the peace of the Lord be with you and yours.
John and Linda Holm
