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Kristi and Paul Beauchman (Argyle , TX )
Oct 2, 2026

We send our prayers and love to DeMoe family. Your family has been such an inspiration through this journey and we ask for the Lord to Bless you as your family gathers and honors Dean. Hugs to you all.

Karen Sillerud
Oct 2, 2026

Lindsay and Jon, I was so sorry to read of Dean’s passing. Sending peace, prayers, hope, and love to you at this most difficult time.
Great Aunt Karen and Great Uncle Ronnie

Brent & Terrie Halvorson (Thompson, ND)
Oct 3, 2026

Dear Deb & Family,

May you all feel the love that surrounds you from others during this time...

Brent & Terrie Halvorson

Frank and Karen Weisz (Williston , ND)
Oct 4, 2026

Deb sorry to hear this news. Hope you and your family feel the arms of God wrapped around you in comfort and peace during this difficult time.

Keyona Edwards
Oct 5, 2026

Sending my condolences to the family during this time. Dean was a special individual and he will always have a special place in my heart. With love Keyona Edwards

Myron Lee (Williston )
Oct 5, 2026

Sorry for your loss Debbie

Debby Ross Muscha (Williston, ND)
Oct 5, 2026

I knew Dean when I lived in Tioga as a kid. Prayers to the Demoe family in the days to come.

Marsha and Mark Hollen (WILLISTON, North Dakota)
Oct 5, 2026

Dear Deb and Kids....
Words are never enough at times like this....just know our thoughts are with you. With deepest sympathy.
Mark and Marsha Hollen

Kevin & Doris Cooper
Oct 5, 2026

Deb and family - We were so very sorry to learn of Dean's passing. Our thoughts and prayers are among many holding you through this difficult time.

Grace Cooper (Moorhead, MN)
Oct 5, 2026

I am so sorry to hear of Dean’s passing. Sending much love to the Demoe family as they grieve a heartbreaking loss.

Dave & Janice Arnson (Willisto, ND)
Oct 5, 2026

To Deb & Family, We are so sorry for your loss. Thoughts and prayers to family & friends at this difficult time, Sincerely Dave & Janice

Jolene Kranig and Marvin Almer and family (White Earth , ND)
Oct 5, 2026

He will be highly missed. Sending prayers for his family.

Ronelle Gravgaard (Williston, ND)
Oct 5, 2026

Deb and family, Karla and family: My sympathy in the loss of Dean. He never gave in and let his diagnosis define him and did all he could to help further research that could help someone else facing that battle. Prayers for you all at this difficult time.

Timothy Melland (Washington , Missouri )
Oct 5, 2026

Gonna miss that big smile Dino! Canada won’t be the same without ya! You’re an inspiration to all, for all the research that was done on you over the years. Say hey to Dr. Doobie Hill for me! My thoughts and prayers are with your whole Family.

Melland

Salter/ Richardson (Montgomery, Alabama)
Oct 6, 2026

The DeMoe family. We know your pain and morn along side you, just as Bryan and Carrie participated in trial along side Dean. It has been a blessing getting to know you and share in this experience with you. Your a very special family and loved by many, just as Dean was. We know the journey the family has traveled and the loss you are feeling. You are all in our hearts and prayers. Sending our love and many hugs.

Kindra Hanevold (Thompson, ND)
Oct 6, 2026

Deb, sorry to hear of your loss. I know you all endured a lot throughout the years. Even though Dean will be dearly missed we know he is free from disease and in a better place. Prayers for your whole family.
Kindra

Jeffery Herman (Bismarck, ND)
Oct 6, 2026

First, my sincerest of sincere condolences to the Demoe Family with Dean's passing. I had the distinct pleasure of working with Dean, Doug, and Brian (Toby Tyler) while working for RA Prather and Sons/NL Well Service in the oil fields around Tioga years ago. I read a lot of the family history and of the early-onset Alzheimer’s disease that devastated this family. I pray that the time and effort they gave for research may help others afflicted with this disease. God Bless and Godspeed, amen.

Joni Syverson (Waunakee, WI)
Oct 6, 2026

I am so sorry for your loss. Dean had the best smile and you never saw him without it. He was a hero for all the sacrifices he made to the research of Alzheimer’s. Another bright light gone too soon. Rest in peace Dean.

Kelli Krieg (Dickinson, ND)
Oct 6, 2026

I’ve never met this man but I wish I had to thank him and his family for what they’ve done for Alzheimer’s Warriors everywhere. I am the daughter of an Early Onset Alzheimer’s diagnosed mother in Dickinson and I learned of your family through our Neurologist in Fargo. I wish your husband/father and his siblings could have seen the day of a world without Alzheimer’s. Because of them, we’re that much closer. Thank you for your selflessness to science and research from the bottom of my broken Alz Daughter heart.

Jerad & Hollys Omlid (Thompson, ND)
Oct 7, 2026

Deb and Family, sorry to hear of the passing of Dean. He will be missed. Our condolences to all of you now and in the days ahead. May he rest in peace and you find comfort in his memories. Much love from the Omlid's.

Jeannie Taylor (Bismarck , ND)
Oct 8, 2026

Hugs and prayers to the family!! I lived in Tioga many years! Knew Gayle well!!

Sherry and Wayne Rodvold (Epping, ND)
Oct 8, 2026

Our deepest sympathy, hold on to the beautiful memories

Karla DeMoe Hornstein (Fargo, ND)
Oct 12, 2026

DEAN, Your sister’s goodbye

There were six of us – four brothers and two sisters. We shared a lifetime of family memories, laughter, growing up together, and the bond that only siblings can truly understand. The DeMoe house was a fun and welcoming place for all, and our mother made sure of that. I think everyone has a special memory from their time with the DeMoes. My brothers had so many friends that would gather in the yard and patio, and being on the main drag just seemed to attract even more. It was a party without having a party! I wish I could share one more family gathering with all of you. I wish I could hear the laughter around our kitchen table one more time. I wish I could go back to the days when all six of us were together, with our mother and dad loving us, never imagining how much we wouldone day have to endure.

Our mother was strong, devoted, loving and she gave everything she had to her children when the disease took our father away so early. Dean, you became a part of who she was and shared a lot of her qualities - hardworking, fun-loving, mischievous, and the life of the party. You knew how to make people laugh and bring fun into a room, just like her. You had a personality that people remembered, and I hope those who knew you will always smile when they think of the stories and memories you left behind, and I hope they are shared this weekend.

I have so many memories with you that I will forever carry with me. Our research trip with Brian and Doug to the National Institute of Health in Bethesda, Maryland to learn more about the disease became one of our best times together. The pictures with the nieces and nephews with you all having your front teeth missing were priceless. The love you had for your dog Ace and Rookie were remarkable. The way you watered and took care of the yard just like our dad did was heartwarming. The way you calmed Jamie’s fears when he was facing his diagnosis was admirable. The love you had for your family and friends was like none other. You were a great brother and man. I will remember the good times, the laughter, and the memories that Alzheimer’s can never erase.

Your battle with early-onset Familial Alzheimer’s was cruel and unfair, just like all the rest of the siblings. You all deserved more time, more memories, and more years with the people who loved you. Yet even while facing this terrible disease, you all gave yourself to research in the hope of finding a cure. You wanted to help others and give future families hope. That says so much about you and our brothers and sister. Your lives were not defined by Alzheimer’s, it was defined by the difference you all hoped to make. I’m proud, and Mom and Dad would be so proud too!

There are no words to express what it means to lose the last of my siblings to this terrible disease. I will keep your memories alive in the stories I tell and in the love I carry for the family we shared. I have long felt both the pain of your absence in my life and the deep gratitude of having had you as my brother. There was still so much life you deserved to live, so many memories left to make, and so many moments I wish we could have shared. You were my brother, my family, and a part of my life that can never be taken away. All five of you are gone from my sight, but none of you will ever be gone from my heart.

Forever your remaining loving sister,
Karla

Kyle Skistad
Oct 15, 2026

RIP my friend.

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