Honoring the Memory
of Those
We Love

Marlene and family; our deepest sympathies for the passing of Tony. May his memory be a comfort for all of you at this difficult time. Chuck and Linda Winter

Lynn, I'm so sorry for your loss. Mary Jo (Gagliardo) Greenwood

I'd like to Thank You, my friend Tony, for being you. You were certainly a great inspiration to a young kid like me back in the day. Your determination throughout all aspects of life - especially on the court - was absolutely a driving force to me. For sure I'd like to thank you for supporting my efforts yearly during the Brentwood 4th of July 5K. I knew I could always depend on hearing from Tony on the Brentwood High hill. Stay safe and RIP until we meet again on the court of life.

I graduated with Lynn and knew Tony mostly through some of his high school friends. He may have been one of the many in that class who I "taught" to drive in my dad's '62 Ford Galaxy 500 convertible! I remember him being a sweet person who found a soul mate in Lynn. I can picture you in my mind's eye, Tony and remember you with fondness.

TONY DENK: REST IN PEACE. TONY, JUST REST IN PEACE......... "RITCHIE GROOVER JOHNS"

My deepest condolences, Tony was a man I respected, he always treated me with kindness... he will be missed, my heartfelt thoughts and prayers.

I knew Tony through BHS and through Lynn. So sorry to hear of his passing He was a great guy and always made you laugh he will be missed.

Knew Tony through BHS and Lynn too So sorry to all of you Tony was a funny and great guy to know sorry for your loss

Tony married my Aunt Lynn. He would explain to me, multiple times, how he crushed on Lynn in High School and how lucky he was to have my "Aunt Lynnie". He was still lucky to have her in the end, to help take care of him and his needs. Tony introduced to me basketball in the early 90s. He gave me my first leather, basketball. It was special to me! I'm pretty sure it was from the South Park HS Lady Eagles team which he coached for several years. Aunt Lynn would take me to see the team play, and ironically, now I live in South Park! Those memories are sparked time-to-time as I go to SP sporting events. Then, Tony was lucky to have his one and only, Jordan! He was beyond excited to have a son. I have many memories of Tony, including him coaching, reffing, and for giving us our smart and talented son, Jordan! ~My condolences to Aunt Lynn, Jordan, Marlene and Tony's family and friends~

I'm sorry for your loss, my thoughts and prayers are with the family. Tony was a great guy and a true competitor on the basketball court. He will be missed by many..... RIP Tony 🙏

Great friend to our entire family. Treated my parents fantastic. my two brothers and I periodically worked with Tony. Also spent a lot of time at sporting events and playing hoops in South Park. Big hearted guy. Deepest sympathy to the family. RIP Tony! The Mislan Family

Sympathies to the Denk family. I always enjoyed running into Tony around town. I had great times playing basketball with Tony at Brentwood he was an outstanding player who I admired and a good friend. Legend!

Growing up every time I was at the Brentwood park courts Tony was there knocking then down! RIP Tony. Rege Kraus

Honest Friend, Spent many Great, Fun, Sports, Times Together. Your Family , Sister, Mum and Dad, I Loved being With Them and You. Miss You ,God Bless You, Prayers and Strength to Marlene, Remember Great Memories. Hugs.

A longtime family friend. Someone I always enjoyed being around and who I looked up to on many hot days and evenings on the basketball courts. You were one of the best. I'll cherish the laughs and memories. RIP Tony.

Deepest sympathy to the Denk family. After retiring I had worked for Tony for a few years along with his best buddy "Max". We always enjoyed talking about the highschool football games. My you rest in peace my friend.