Dean Francis Kennedy
Passed: October 12, 2020
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Dean Francis Kennedy
Passed: October 12, 2020
Obituary
Dean Francis Kennedy, age 55, of Chandler, Arizona passed away on October 12, 2020.
Dean was born on October 15, 1964 in Yuma, Arizona. He graduated from Maryvale High school and NAU, and had a long career as a C.P.A.
Dean loved his Arizona Cardinals and had been a season ticket holder since they came to Arizona. He also enjoyed tailgating, hiking, golfing and gambling. Dean loved animals and generously donated to animal shelters and rescue organizations.
He is survived by his mother, Janet Haning of Peoria, his father Ron Sr. (Peggy) of Avondale, his sister Maureen Miller (Boyd) of Colorado Springs, and his brother Ron Jr. (Melinda) of Litchfield Park and his beloved cat Garrett. He is also survived by his niece Savannah, nephews Kegan, Brandon, Jaron and several cousins.
Dean will be missed by his loving family and his many friends.
Rest in eternal peace Dean. We love you.
No services pending. Possible memorial celebration at a later date.
13 responses to Dean Francis Kennedy
Ron, Melinda, & Brandon Kennedy says:
October 25, 2020
We are all saddened by Dean’s passing. Dean had such an impact on our lives.
We will miss Dean’s wicked sense of humor and his funny stories where he won big in Vegas or where he went on a hike on South Mountain or the White Tanks. We will miss those phone calls telling us about his old friends, or a recent trip to Tahoe, or something about how the Cardinals are finally going to do well this season! We will miss all those smiles and the laughter! We are truly going to miss Dean. We will love you always.
Tammy says:
October 31, 2020
Dean.. we kept intouch since high school. I never would have imagined losing you.
Charles Schwappach says:
November 12, 2020
Deano! This was my favorite calling when we had the opportunity to meet. We worked together and became friends at KB Home. He had the dryest sense of humor and loved the cardinals, concerts, and chryslers. As well, had a chance to share a few happy hours, poker games, concerts and cardinal games. My condolences to the Kennedy Family. Rest in Peace Deano!