I have never met Carl, 
Yet I have met Kyle, and so in these times a feel deeply for you all. 
May you all find peace and your grieve unite your family in love. 



We would like to offer our sincere condolences to the Estep family. We were fortunate to meet Denny at Saturn of Fredericksburg. He was always so nice, had a smile on his face and would always ask how we were doing. He was a gift to this world, especially for his family and people who had the pleasure of meeting him. He must be  needed upstairs and will surely be missed. 
Sincerely,
Mike and Denise Brackett

I was so sorry to learn of Mr. Estep's passing.  I remember him coming to Battlefield Elementary to pick up the children and always being upbeat even after his diagnosis.    I know this has been a long journey and I will keep your family in my prayers.  God Bless Each of You.

Terrie Yates

Dennie was a very kind, and thoughtful man.  On several occasions I was "snowed in", with deep snow and ice, and there was simply no way I could physically shovel my way out.  Without me even asking or knowing he was doing it,  Dennie shoveled and used a snow blower to clear my entire drive way, and the road leading to the county maintained roads.  My driveway is not a short one, and neither is the road leading to the county maintained roads.  His driveway is very long and winding, and he worked on mine after having to clear his. Without his help, I would have been unable to get out for several days.  I would never have even known who rescued me from the results of each of those snow storms, had I not happened to take my dog out one time while he was working so hard on my behalf.  He never drew attention to what he was doing, but did it from the true kindness of his heart, and generosity of his spirit.  Dennie was a gracious and compassionate man, and the best neighbor anyone could ask for.  My deepest sympathy and condolences go out to his wife Bonnie, and his children and their families.

It is with true sadness that Nancy and I express our condolences to Bonnie and the Estep family on the passing of Dennis. I first met Dennis when we served as NCIS special agents where Dennis was known as a consummate professional.  After Dennis retired we became friends and spent many hours together. Dennis was a gentleman who truly loved his family and often spoke about  the times they spent together through school activities and trips to Disney in Florida.  When Dennis was stricken with the brain tumor, he always presented a positive attitude and unflagging courage in his continuing struggle to overcome his ailment.

He was not only a colleague, but a close friend .  And yes, he sometimes had a little coffee with cream when we were out for coffee.  Dennis will be missed by all who were privileged  to know him and call him a friend.

Nancy and I send our thoughts and prayers to Bonnie and the family.

Blair Gluba
NCIS (Ret)

Our family met Dennis and Bonnie during Sandy and Kyle's track days at Chancellor High School.  Dennis was always a fun and interesting guy to talk to.  We send our deepest sympathy and thoughts during this time to Bonnie, Sandy, Kyle and the rest of the family. 
The Hinton Family

I was saddened to read in the paper today that Dennis passed away.   We both go back to FBI clerk days at the J. EDGAR HOOVER BLDG, Washington, DC and were good friends back in 1976.
God speed my old friend.  I'll pass the word to many of our friends.  
Strength and prayers to Bonnie and your family.

Bryan Finn, Lieutenant (ret)
Prince William County P.D.
Virginia 

So sorry to hear about the loss of my dear friend and Huntsville High School classmate Dennis Estep (HHS Class of 1972). My heart is sad to learn of his passing. He always wore a smile on his face and was a true gentleman. We shared a lot of good times together. My heartfelt condolences to his family and friends, and especially to his twin sister, my friend, Marcie. He is loved and will be missed by many. What an amazing life he lead and thank you for your service! RIP Dennnis. Your friend forever. Shelia Wilson Dodson, Huntsville, AL

The joy you brought to Bonnie, your children,  and your friends lit up our lives.   We shall miss your laughter, your energy, your dedication to family and career.  Until we are reunited on the other side, our memories will sustain us. 
Much love from your “sister-in-law” Christine & David

Dennis was always an inspiration to me: his drive, commitment to excellence and his professionalism were his trademark. We did some interesting and rewarding work in Berlin.
I am proud to have been his friend.
May God Bless and comfort Bonnie and the rest of his family.
Ann and I send our love and our prayers.

My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.   Growing up, I remember Dennis and I picking on each other.  Mom and Dad would get so mad at us.  But this is what siblings do, I guess being a twin counts double.  I will miss him.

Love, Marcie

We have lost a great warrior,  gentleman, scholar,  leader and friend.  Denny never...ever, tapped out.  All of us are better human beings because of him. 

David and Natalie Sempsrott
Boise, ID

To the Estep Family,

I'm saddened to hear of Brother Dennis (Carl's) passing.  My deepest sympathy, extended condolences and prayers go out to each of you during your bereavement.  

May each of you find comfort, in knowing that others share your grief/loss and are praying for you.

Deepest sympathy and prayers.

Jose A. Brown
Ret-USSS


OBITUARY

Carl Estep

May 19, 1954 – April 23, 2019

Mullins & Thompson Funeral Service

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