Prayer for a Submariner

Bless those who serve beneath the deep,
Through lonely hours their vigil keep,
May peace their mission ever be!
Protect each one, we ask of Thee,
Bless those at home who wait and pray,
For their return by night and day.
Amen

--Rev. Gale Williamson

 

In Memory of. . . .

DENT, BRADFORD D.

Bradford "Brad" D. Dent, 21, Kansasville, Wisconsin died August 11, 2004, following a car accident.

He was born May 22, 1983, in Racine, Wisconsin to Randall J. and Betty A. (Albertson) Dent. His early life was spent in Burlington, Wisconsin where he graduated from Burlington High School.

He married Kirsten Hughes July 23, 2004, in Waukegan, Illinois. Following marriage, they resided in Kansasville.

Brad was a member of the US Navy. A veteran of Iraqi Freedom, he had been active for the past three years serving aboard the USS Key West as a submariner.

Survivors include his wife, Kirsten; parents, Cedar Rapids, Iowa; sister, Tiffany Dent, Kansasville; mother and father-in-law, Colleen and Bob Hughes, Burlington, and Niki Ammons, Aurora, Colorado; brothers-in-law, Joshua Hughes, Wichita, Kansas, and Eric (Bethany) Hughes, Norman, Oklahoma; sister-in-law, Amy Ammons, Aurora, Wisconsin; grandparents, Robert and Dorothy Dent, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Keith Albertson, Crivitz,Wisconsin, and Barbara Albertson, Milwaukee; great-grandmother, Rosella Radliff, West Allis, Wisconsin; grandparents-in-law, Pauline Field, LaPorte, Indiana, Marjorie Hughes, Island Lake, Illinois, and Randall and Betty Robertson, Granite City, Illinois; aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives, friends, and his pets.

Funeral services were August 16, 2004 at Schuette-Daniels Funeral Home, Burlington. Burial followed in Southern Wisconsin Veterans Cemetery, Town of Dover, with US Navy personnel providing full military honors.

 

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