Dennis George Dumerauf
March 26, 1956 — September 05, 2024
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Dennis George Dumerauf, 68, passed away on September 5, 2024.
Dennis was born on March 26, 1956, to George and Sandra (Bennett) Dumerauf in Davenport, Iowa. He worked as a truck driver and retired from Des Moines Asphalt in 2016. Dennis was a member of the Eagles and Teamsters Local 90. He enjoyed spending his free time riding his motorcycle, fishing, and going to the casino. Dennis was an amazing cook and very well known for his smoked meats.
Dennis is survived by his son, Daniel Dumerauf; his girlfriend, Sue Krentz; his bonus daughters, Donnette Smith and Desiree (Jon) Schultz; his five bonus grandchildren, Paul, Searra, Brian, Hunter, and Zeke; and his niece and nephew.
Dennis is preceded in death by his parents, George and Sandra; his uncle, Guss Dumerauf; and his aunt and uncle, Joan and Dick McHenry.
Celebration Of Life will be held at The Eagles 6567 Bloomfield Rd Des Moines, Iowa,
Saturday, October 5, 2024 from 1 p.m - 6 p.m.
Memorial contributions may be directed to Alzheimer’s Association in loving memory of Dennis.
Condolences may be expressed at www.Hamiltonsfuneralhome.com.
Terry Muse
09/26/2024
We have been best friends since junior high school. Even though the distance between us grew in miles, I knew you were always there for me. Even though you can't be here physically, I know you will always watch over me. You will be deeply missed but fondly remembered. Love always, your Friend forever, Terry
Teresa Lynn Dumerauf
09/19/2024
Brother I feel
l sad that you are gone , and I am the only living relative. but I know I will see you soon in Harley heaven. That morning when I got the call is not what I expected to hear. Thank you for a life time of memories and for loving mom and dad together. I miss uncle Gus and his bother Terry too please say hello to them and i will see you soon
Teresa(Your sister)
Melanie Forsythe
09/07/2024
Dennis was a great friend for over 20 years. He acted tough, but was a big softy. My daughters were sure that he was Santa Claus. If Dennis was your friend, he was for life.
My sympathies to Sue, his family and close friends.
RIP Dennis, you're now in Harley heaven, ride high.
You will be missed.