Cris Edward Denton
October 7, 1960- November 9, 2021

Cris Edward Denton, 61, of Prince Frederick passed away November 9, 2021. He was born October 7, 1960 to Barbara and Horace Denton. Cris grew up in Prince Frederick and graduated from Calvert High School in 1978. He worked for the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 99 before going to work as a master carpenter-locksmith and team leader for the Labor Division of the Department of Veterans Affairs. Cris was a highly skilled carpenter-locksmith and had many talents that he brought to the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Cris is survived by his sons Tyler and Justin Denton, mother Barbara Ann Pisano, stepfather Noah Pisano, father Horace Lee Denton, brother Todd Denton and numerous nieces, nephews, great nieces, and great nephews.
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Cris, you were my best friend and I am lost without you. I can’t take the thought that I will never hear your voice or your laughter again. We shared many special moments and I will always cherish those memories.
With all my love forever and always, Debbie
RIDE ON CLINTON DENTON
I really don’t know what to say but I’m going to try. Cris, you were a loyal friend. I will cherish my memories of our adventures together…… from my days of drinking to the birth of Ryan to my weddings (haha). You were such a great man and friend. I thank you for being my best friend for so many years. Until we meet again my friend.
Chris was like a brother to us McAbee’s in Clinton. He and his black and gold Cobra Mustang were permanent fixtures at our house as we grew through our teen years. I remember his dimpled smile whose twinkling eyes belied mischief. Always, like he knew something we didn’t.
He was funny and cute and thoughtful. He gave my mother flowers when he thought she needed a morale boost.
I still remember the day that his tire exploded in our driveway as he worked on it. I never knew a tire could explode!
He was there for my sisters after I went into the Air Force.
He is and will always be missed.
God rest you, Chris, and may perpetual light shine upon you. May He grant the grace to come through this sad time to his family and friends – especially his sons.
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God Bless you Cris. Prayers to the family. As children we lived next door to them in one of the two houses next to what then was we called Mr Lore’s house. Fun n silly times.
I’m part of the Denton family and I’m sorry I can’t make it. I’m sorry for your loss aunt Barbara and uncle Pete. I wish I could be there for it. Sending prayers to my family.
May The Creator grant Us grace and mercy
RIP.Brother,
One VA”
Respectfully,
Mahdee
I have a lifetime of wonderful memories regarding Cris, but my most memorable was his smile. Prayers to his family.
Cris, you were my best friend and I am lost without you. I can’t take the thought that I will never hear your voice or your laughter again. We shared many special moments and I will always cherish those memories.
With all my love forever and always, Debbie
RIDE ON CLINTON DENTON
I really don’t know what to say but I’m going to try. Cris, you were a loyal friend. I will cherish my memories of our adventures together…… from my days of drinking to the birth of Ryan to my weddings (haha). You were such a great man and friend. I thank you for being my best friend for so many years. Until we meet again my friend.
Chris was like a brother to us McAbee’s in Clinton. He and his black and gold Cobra Mustang were permanent fixtures at our house as we grew through our teen years. I remember his dimpled smile whose twinkling eyes belied mischief. Always, like he knew something we didn’t.
He was funny and cute and thoughtful. He gave my mother flowers when he thought she needed a morale boost.
I still remember the day that his tire exploded in our driveway as he worked on it. I never knew a tire could explode!
He was there for my sisters after I went into the Air Force.
He is and will always be missed.
God rest you, Chris, and may perpetual light shine upon you. May He grant the grace to come through this sad time to his family and friends – especially his sons.
Cris, you’re not suffering anymore and we’ll see eachother one day again. Your heart is filled with such love, look down on us!
“Dream big, girl.”
‘Cause you never think that the last time is the last time. You think there will be more. You think you have forever, but you don’t.
Rest easy, Cris. We’ll see you beyond the stars.
My deepest sympathy to the Denton family. I worked with Cris at the VA. He was very pleasant and courteous, a wonderful person to work with, he will be surely missed.
I’m so glad Cris reconnected with Deb after all these years. You will always and forever be part of our family. RIP and we will see you on the other side.