Dennis Duane Casper

Dennis Duane Casper, born October 29, 1946, passed away peacefully in his sleep on May 3, 2013. He loved his family deeply. He had a great sense of humor and found joy spending time with his children and grandchildren. Dennis' life was dedicated to the Lord and the study of His Word, always in pursuit of truth. His earnest desire was to please his heavenly Father. PLEASE SET ME FREE Jehovah God, please hear my prayer. For I need to know that you care. In Jesus' name, please hear my plea and from my sin please set me free. Please forgive me, Father dear It is your name that I will fear. For I will glorify your name if you will free me, please, from blame. I seek not glory from the men. But your approval please let me win. For, if with you I can reside, who can harm me by your side? Make my feet walk in your light and may my steps your heart delight. Please guard my feet, don't let me trip. But for your will please let me slip. OH! Dear Jehovah! I love you so! Please, my Father, don't let me go. For by your hand I want to stand for then I'll boast in my God Grand! April 27, 1994 DDC Dennis was a member of the Plumber and Pipefitters Union Local 648. Dennis spent more than four decades mastering a wide variety of metal trades, including several entrepreneurships. He taught all of his children the value of hard work; his boys the metal trade, as well as mentoring others. Dennis is survived by his six children; daughter, Jamie(Bert) Williams of Meridian, ID, son, Matt (Heather) Casper of Chubbuck, ID, son, Andy (Wendy) Casper of Pocatello, ID, daughter, Leah (Darren) Miller of Chubbuck, ID, Son Caleb (Coriena) Casper of Pocatello, Idaho and daughter, Dinah (Nick) Wilcox of Los Alamos, NM; 18 Grandchildren and 2 Great-Grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, Charlene Thelma and Duane Wesley Casper. Dennis was a dear father, a generous friend, and he will be greatly missed by friends and family. Please join family and friends for a Celebration of Dennis' Life on Saturday, May 11, 2013, at Raymond Park in Pocatello, from 6pm to 10pm.