Denise, Dennis, Kim and Kris
My heart breaks for your loss. Your dad was a special man. I am forever blessed that our lives crossed paths. My thoughts and prayers are with you now and always.
So much love for you!
Elain
— Blair Elain
Dear Bunny, I can't begin to tell you how sad it makes me to hear of Dennys passing. I wish I could express how much his friendship and help meant to me when we worked together. However, words are simply inadequate. His influence literally changed my life. He was a very special person. I always looked forward to spending time with him as did so many others. My heartfelt prayers for you and family.
— Edward Cox
Too many wonderful memories to list but most notable, fishing trips and being told to "hang it over the edge" if a bathroom was needed and calling home after work to get all of our candy orders. We loved playing in his fishing boat while stored in the garage and rifling through his baseball cards. He was a caring father and was greatly loved by many. He will be missed.
— Jill Yeager
Prayers to the Lemaster family. As a wide eyed 15 year old I had the pleasure of watching Denny hookup with Sandy Koufax in Atlanta Stadium. Both games were classics! Thanks for the memories and RIP!
— Mike Mitchem
Rest in Perfect Peace Denny in your new mansion God got ready for you.
Amy from Elijah Clark. Yall getaway place.
— Amy Elam
Rest in Perfect Peace Denny in your new mansion God got ready for you.
Amy from Elijah Clark. Yall getaway place.
— Amy Elam
Rest in Perfect Peace Denny in your new mansion God got ready for you.
Amy from Elijah Clark. Yall getaway place.
— Amy Elam
Rest in Perfect Peace Denny in your new mansion God got ready for you.
Amy from Elijah Clark. Yall getaway place.
— Amy Elam
I bring sympathy from the Residential Workstream with the City of Atlanta Office of Buildings department.
Please accept our deepest condolences to the family for such a great loss. May God grant you all peace and comfort during this difficult time. Continue to reflect on the joyous time spent with your loved one to bring solace to your soul.
— Cynthia Stinson
Denny Lemaster was one of the first professional baseball players from Oxnard High I learned about years later when I was a young Oxnard High pitcher. I was inspired by him and his achievements as a professional pitcher. I know the mention of his name brought pride to many in Oxnard who knew of his professional accomplishments. He and the Braves were fun to watch on TV. I wish to add my heartfelt condolences to his family and close friends. His name is engraved in history and in many hearts and minds.
— Pete Villarreal
Denny was our beloved friend. We would meet him and Bunny at Michelle’s Pizza in McCormick SC to discuss events of the world with much enthusiasm and laughter. Dave met Denny in his SC art studio and loved watching him carve his latest wildlife treasure into beautiful woods. The two hit it off and Dave, once an aspiring carver , learned much from this very talented man. We treasure our times with Denny and the impact he had in our lives. We love you Bunny, and our condolences go to the family.
— David and Janet Townsend
My prayers for tge family. As an Astro fan, i had tge pleasure of watching Denny pitch. God Bless and Rest in Peace my friend.
— Steve Merka
We were so saddened upon hearing of Denny’s passing. Although we had lost touch for many years, Denny, nor his family were ever forgotten. Our deepest condolences to his beautiful family. May you feel God’s love, peace & tender presence as only he can give due to the loss of this kind & caring man, who was loved by many. Pat & daughters, Greta & Liesel
— Patricia Sanders (Wally) Mayson
The ballplayer that put Oxnard,Calif on the map.Saw him play ball but never met him.The Lemaster Family please except my condolences from # FAN.
— Buddy Salinas
i was born and raised in the town of Oxnard Ca. were Denny went to high school ,were i played baseball for Sunset little league in the 70's. Denny was a icon and was talked about by many because he made history and was also an idol of my big brother Buddy., My brother on a plumbing job found s baseball in a closet while on a plumbing job in Oxnard that was singed by Denny and Hank Arron. This made my brother so excited and he located Denny and mailed the ball to him. This is something my brother will remember for the rest of his life. Denny himself impressed many people and will always be remembered, my deepest condolences to the famillyand may Denny rest in peace.
— jimmyfsalinas
May God bless you and your family! Thanks for putting the City of Oxnard on the map with your successful MLB career. You left a footprint for many young baseball players in our City!
RIP Big Leaguer!
— Eduardo Miranda (Retired OPD Commander)
Denny was my favorite baseball player growing up in Connecticut in the mid-1960's. As a baseball enthusiast, I remember following the boxscores when Denny pitched. I remember listening to an Astros and Pirates where Denny pitched against Bob Veale and pitched an outstanding game but lost 1-0.
As a 69 year old grandfather, I still have my LeMaster Astros uniform with #23.
RIP Denny and my thoughts and prayers go out to his wife and family.
— David Ostrander
Denny was my favorite baseball player growing up in Connecticut in the mid-1960's. As a baseball enthusiast, I remember following the boxscores when Denny pitched. I remember listening to an Astros and Pirates where Denny pitched against Bob Veale and pitched an outstanding game but lost 1-0.
As a 69 year old grandfather, I still have my LeMaster Astros uniform with #23.
RIP Denny and my thoughts and prayers go out to his wife and family.
— David Ostrander
Denny was my favorite baseball player growing up in Connecticut in the mid-1960's. As a baseball enthusiast, I remember following the boxscores when Denny pitched. I remember listening to an Astros and Pirates where Denny pitched against Bob Veale and pitched an outstanding game but lost 1-0.
As a 69 year old grandfather, I still have my LeMaster Astros uniform with #23.
RIP Denny and my thoughts and prayers go out to his wife and family.
— David Ostrander
Denny was my favorite baseball player growing up in Connecticut in the mid-1960's. As a baseball enthusiast, I remember following the boxscores when Denny pitched. I remember listening to an Astros and Pirates where Denny pitched against Bob Veale and pitched an outstanding game but lost 1-0.
As a 69 year old grandfather, I still have my LeMaster Astros uniform with #23.
RIP Denny and my thoughts and prayers go out to his wife and family.
— David Ostrander