Dennis Ray Milsow

Dennis Milsow was Born in Fargo,ND on Dec 29,1948 and passed away after many years of a hard fought long battle with corticobasil disease (a rare form of Parkinson’s) and Alzheimer’s. He went to be with Jesus on August 21, 2025. He will be greatly missed and leaves a hole in our family until we meet again.

Survived by
The love of his life, Wife of 55 years Beverly Milsow
Son Brent Milsow and Katrina
Daughter Tracy and son in law Jake Dunlap
Grandchildren Caleb and Reegan, Gabe, Emma and Jack, Dane, Dawson, Christian , Justus and wife Zoey, Bryeton and Cooper.
Brother Larry Milsow and wife Linda, Brother Rick Milsow wife Laurie
Sister in Law Judi McCllellan
Many beloved Nieces and Nephews. Dawn, Kevin, Andrea, and Sarah.
And Friends that became family.

Proceeded in death by
Brother Bernie Milsow
His parents Lucile Elizabeth and Bernard Milsow
Daughter in Law Darcie Milsow
Brother in law Mac Mcllellan
And Many Good Friends Along the way

Born in Fargo, North Dakota he and his wife Beverly Lived many places and made many life long friends through moves to Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Texas, Illinois, and landed for 30 years in Mansfield Tx.
He Worked at McKesson Corporation holding many sales roles culminating in Vice President of Sales role earning many accolades and also making many lifelong friends there along the way working there for 43 Years.

His legacy is his 55 year marriage to Beverly and their very close bond with Son Brent Milsow and Katrina and Daughter Tracy and husband Jake Dunlap.
One of the greatest titles he held was Papa. The man. The myth. The legend. He loved Caleb and Reegan, Gabe, Emma and Jack, Dane, Dawson, Christian, Justus and Zoey, Bryeton and Cooper and was so proud of all of them.
His life was filled with “all the things he always wanted” that made memories with his family and lifelong friends. Including motorcycles, snowmobiles, then boats and campers and corvettes and skis. And every one of those things he always wanted led to great new friends and great memories.

A celebration of his life will be held 10/4 for everyone’s good buddy.
First Methodist in Mansfield Tx at 10:30 am.