Obituary
Dennis Wayne Crosskno
Dennis Crosskno, 79 of Summerfield, Florida and formerly of Blytheville, Arkansas and Memphis, Tennessee passed away peacefully on December 24, 2022 while in Hospice care following complications from a cardiac event.
Dennis was born on December 3, 1943 in Blytheville, Arkansas where he lived until 1985 when he along with his wife Pat and son Jeff moved to Memphis, Tennessee where he enjoyed a long career with Bud Davis Cadillac earning a place among the nation’s top sales producers several years in a row.
Dennis and his wife Pat retired in January, 2006 to Summerfield, Florida where he became a member of his community men’s traveling billiards team. He loved playing pool and loved his teammates and all the friends he met since moving to Florida.
Dennis was a member of the First Assembly of God Church in Blytheville, Arkansas and served as a deacon on the church board. He favorite book was the Bible.
Dennis is survived by his wife Pat Humphrey Crosskno of Summerfield, Florida; son Jeff (Jamie) Crosskno of Canton, Georgia; grandsons Jackson Crosskno and Casey Crosskno of Canton, Georgia; brother Harold Crosskno of Moorpark, California; sisters Maxine Hodge of Blytheville, Arkansas, Helen Heathman of Fayetteville, Arkansas, and Nora Yates of Springdale, Arkansas. Dennis was preceded in death by his parents Bill and Lois Crosskno; and siblings Melvin, James, Clarence, Billy, and Rosie Crosskno.
A memorial service will be held Friday, January 13, 2023 at 10:30 AM at New Covenant United Methodist Church Chapel, 3470 Woodridge Drive, The Villages, Florida 32162. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to Hospice of Marion County, Florida in memory of Dennis Crosskno. Arrangements entrusted with BALDWIN BROTHERS Funeral & Cremation Society-Spanish Springs, 352-480-5959. Sentiments are encouraged at www.baldwincremation.com.
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3470 Woodridge Drive, The Villages, Florida 32162
Praying for comfort and strength for you Pat… with much love, Ron & Dale Troyer
Whenever we heard anyone speak of Dennis the words Caring and Gentlemanly were most often used to describe him
Rest In Peace My Friend