Thinking of you Kathy
Jim and Rosalie

Dennis we did you proud yesterday. Matt did the 2nd reading - Dennis Daniel did your eulogy - with love.
We had white roses, as a memorial to you.
I’ll miss you forever sweetie.
Rest well ...

Love and miss you !
Always a good friend! .
Gone way to soon .....

Kathy,
We just discovered today that Dennis had passed. We were both saddened and taken aback by the news. We were anticipating further connections with him, you and family at reunions and gatherings. Please keep connected with us - your Stevens/Tuttle family is always here to share your burden and hopefully help to resurrect some joy during this tumultuous time. Deep sentiments & Love,
Jim & Rosalie

Dennis was an incredibly special person to me. When I met and married my ex-husband, I was much younger than he was.....a lot of his friends and peer group would not really give me the time of day, let alone treat me with respect. Dennis was an exception. He was kind, took an interest in what I had to say and made me feel valued. Dennis was just a good person. One who made others feel good about themselves. What a gift.

Kathy I am so sorry for your loss. So many fun and happy memories with all of you, all the Donohoes from Mary Ann to Marty, Kevin and of course Dennis....Best of Times out on Spruce Cape. Be assured, Dennis will always be remembered.

Dennis Patrick Donohoe, beloved son, brother, husband, uncle, father, and grandfather passed away on April 20th, 2019 in Kirkland, Washington. He was 63 years old.
Born and raised by the late Daniel and Ellen Jean (Bertain) Donohoe in Napa, California, Dennis was well known throughout the Napa Valley along with his sisters (Mary Anne and Martha) and brothers (Richard, Kevin (d. 2005), and Joseph).
Dennis was a commercial fishing captain in Alaska most of his life, which is where he met Kathleen (Tuttle), his wife of the last 38 wonderful years. Dennis and Kathy were married at St. John’s Church on November 22, 1980 and they remained devoted Catholics throughout their marriage. They lovingly raised two sons (Matthew and Dennis) while moving between Napa and Kodiak, Alaska, before settling in Kenmore, Washington. Dennis loved to travel with his family as much as possible, but his greatest joy was time with his grandchildren (Louisa, Margaret, Mary, Ryan, and Daniel). Dennis’ ability to light up a room with his kind humor and wit will never be forgotten, and he will be missed by all those who were lucky enough to know him.
Services will be held at St John Vianney Kirkland, WA on June 12, 2019 at 11:00AM