Dennis E.

Mcguire

-Dennis Edward McGuire was born at Southampton Hospital on October 9th, 1967 to William and Myrna McGuire. The 4th son of the couple. After a brief and valiant battle with cancer, Dennis left his earthly home on November 14th, 2025. Dennis leaves behind to cherish his memory, his mother, Myrna McGuire, his siblings, Linda Blowe (Cecil), Michael McGuire (Lela), Anthony McGuire (Reneé), and Tom Bono (Betsy). He leaves many nieces and nephews who adored and loved him including, Christopher, Michael, Matthew, Amanda, Emily, Cecilia, Naomi, James, William, Paisley, James Bennett, Avery, Jolie, and Addison. In addition, he leaves his beloved and devoted first cousin Marianne Forbell as well as his wife Celedonia Camillo and step-children Thila and Raam Subramuniam. He was predeceased in life by his father William. Den was a man with a gentle soul and a huge heart. He always had a smile on his face. He loved to laugh and had the greatest sense of humor. Dennis was a dedicated son, brother, uncle, husband, father, and friend. He was a hard working and passionate landscaper who took great pride in his work, always putting the best interest of his clients first. Dennis had a love of land and sea. He greatly enjoyed gardening, clamming, crabbing, and fishing. For every family get-together Den would be the one to provide fresh clams for the grill. All one needed to do was say "Den, we need clams!" He also enjoyed taking his kayak out for a spin. For many years he and his dad enjoyed golfing together as well as leisurely drives "up the island" for shopping. Every day until he fell ill, Dennis would begin his day with a visit to his mother's for a cup of coffee and a muffin, sharing chit chat and reading the daily paper. Den enjoyed many family vacations to Florida, where he played mini golf, shopped at flea markets, and visited amusement parks. Dennis built several koi ponds for himself and family. He thoroughly enjoyed tending the ponds and seeing how others enjoyed their beauty. Through the years, Den owned several of man's best friend, who he treated like his own children. They brought him great joy and love and his latest best friend, Chief, could always be found riding along in the truck as his co-pilot. Dennis had an incredible memory- he never forgot a name, face, or a story. Talking about the 'old days' with Den could not be beat- there was no end to the laughter created while reminiscing. Dennis will forever be in our hearts, he will be missed beyond words and our love for him will only continue to grow in his absence. Rest in Peace, our dear Den Den. Until we meet again.