king fan. He was instrumental in the Cub Scouting program when Dan and Doug were young. Dennis was a member of St. Cecelia's Catholic church. Throughout his life he was honored to serve in various parishes as Eucharistic Minister, lector, church councils, music director/choir, usher. His faith was extremely important. He helped implement KC council and was a 4th Degree Knight with the Knights of Columbus including Faithful Navigator of the Fort Dodge Council. Dennis faithfully attended the Jesuit Retreat every spring. This was a battery charge and he so looked forward to that special time with God. Dennis has also been involved in Jaycees, Lion Club, various chambers, Iowa Bankers Corp. and until January served on the Board of Directors for the Manson State Bank. Dennis died peacefully Saturday, February 3, 2018, morning, at home just shy of his 70th birthday. He is survived by his wife, Judy of Algona; Children: Julie (Shon) Bruellman of Granger, Iowa; Jenifer (Greg) Howerton of Nampa, Idaho; Douglas (Sarah) Besch of Overland Park, Kansas; Daniel (Danae) Besch of Riverside, Iowa; Grandchildren: Andrew (Kait) Bruellman, Tanner (Mary) Bruellman, Anthony (Samantha) Bruellman; Kaitlyn and Alex Howerton; Julia, Luke, Elyse and Garrett Besch; Brinksten and Briella Besch; Great-grandchildren, Grace Bruellman and another one due in July. He also had a furry friend, Gizmo. Also surviving is his sister, Lois Grandgenett, sisters-in-law, Rosemary Besch, Betty (Jim) Slothower. Brothers-in-law, Ernie (Lynn) Wolter, Steve Wolter, Bruce (Teresa) Wolter, along with many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Michael and Pearl Besch, brother, Jerome, brother-in-law, Don Grandgenett and parents-in-law, Harold and Ruby Wolter. Dennis was diagnosed with cancer in June 2015. Although this was difficult news to digest in the horizontal, it ultimately drove Dennis to a deeper understanding of who God is. He committed his life to Christ and committed to suffering well for the sake of the Gospel. This caused Dennis to have a hope of the inheritance stored up for him in HEAVEN.