Fr. Dennis E. Kubena found peace on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, at the age of 77. He was born on November 6, 1947, in South Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to Emil and Ann Kubena. Beloved father of Carrie (Nick) Serbian and Adam Kubena, and the late Timothy Kubena. Proud grandfather of Luke Serbian. Dear brother ofContinue Reading
Keith Cutts
left a message on December 4, 2025:
So sorry to hear about your brother and father Adam and Carrie. Your father was a good friend. We both served in the Army and I served with Dennis in the Selective Service. Your father was a steadfast American patriot, and friend to many. I was just thinking about him and my oldest son told me about Tim and your father’s passing.
Your father was kind to many, and would help ``me when I asked him and I know he loved his children very much.
Good bless you Adam and Carrie.`
Amy Thompson
left a message on November 28, 2025:
My husband Craig and I offer our sincere sympathy at the loss of your dad… What a wonderful man! Kind, compassionate, wise, humble, leaving a legacy of love for Christ and people, and tenacious faith and servanthood! We are grateful to have known Dennis… and I shared my Czech heritage with him!☺️
Karen Kassens
left a message on November 13, 2025:
My deepest condolences on your loss. I know he will be missed by many. I worked with the chaplains at ProHealth in Waukesha and enjoyed many conversations with Dennis. He often talked about his family and I know that he loved you all very much. I pray that God brings you much comfort in the weeks, months, and years ahead.
Saul Juarez Aguilar
left a message on November 13, 2025:
Father Kubena’s kindness and compassion touched many lives. His guidance and mentorship will be deeply missed. May his memory be a blessing.
Saul Juarez Aguilar
left a message on November 13, 2025:
Father Kubena was a kind and compassionate presence at Waukesha Memorial Hospital. He touched countless lives with his gentle spirit and unwavering faith, offering comfort to patients and families in their most difficult moments. As a mentor, he guided newer chaplains with wisdom and encouragement, leaving a legacy of care and devotion that will continue to inspire. His memory will remain a blessing to all of us who knew him. May the peace of Christ, which Father Kubena so often shared, now rest upon him fully. And may we, strengthened by his example, walk forward in faith and love.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Robert Louis Slamka
left a message on November 13, 2025:
Dennis was an amazing child of God, born in faith and living everyday to serve his Lord , Jesus Christ. Over the years I have spoken and visited with Dennis to further both of our advocacies. We would often ask favors of each other and return them in kind to assist each other. Twice with dying friends at Waukesha Memorial Dennis consoled both my cousin Tom Slamka and my friend Brett Sorano. Brett's family told me that his conversation with Dennis eased his anxiety to comfort in his final days. Dennis was a blessing to us all and could be counted on for good counsel and great comfort. He will enjoy being remembered for his big heart and his fulfilling the mission he chose to accept as a young man. He will be missed, but there is tremendous comfort in knowing that in life and in death, he prepared the way for so many. See you again, too soon my dear friend!
John Orth
left a message on November 12, 2025:
Dennis was a classmate at St. Francis. Reading the obituary what describes Dennis the best is “gentle heart”!
He is now with our Lord after touching so many in the 77 years he lived.
God bless his family who will be comforted with all the good memories they have of him!
LeeAnn Literski
left a message on November 9, 2025:
Dennis you were more like my brother than my brother in law. It is your laugh I will miss the most and also how much you loved all of your children, and your grandson Luke and entire Family- I am so glad we always stayed in touch you my Brother I will miss forever but I know so many loved ones in Heaven have been waiting for you especially your amazing son Tim . Heaven for sure has another angel and Carrie, Luke and Adam all have a new guardian angel - Love you Bro
Michael Sellenheim, Rev.
left a message on November 7, 2025:
My heartfelt sympathies and prayers for God’s comfort and peace to be with all of Dennis’s family during this time of loss. I had the sincere pleasure of knowing and working with Dennis, as a co-Chaplain, through our time together at Pro-Health Care. ❤️.
-Sincerely, Mike
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Keith Cutts
left a message on December 4, 2025:
So sorry to hear about your brother and father Adam and Carrie. Your father was a good friend. We both served in the Army and I served with Dennis in the Selective Service. Your father was a steadfast American patriot, and friend to many. I was just thinking about him and my oldest son told me about Tim and your father’s passing.
Your father was kind to many, and would help ``me when I asked him and I know he loved his children very much.
Good bless you Adam and Carrie.`
Amy Thompson
left a message on November 28, 2025:
My husband Craig and I offer our sincere sympathy at the loss of your dad… What a wonderful man! Kind, compassionate, wise, humble, leaving a legacy of love for Christ and people, and tenacious faith and servanthood! We are grateful to have known Dennis… and I shared my Czech heritage with him!☺️
Karen Kassens
left a message on November 13, 2025:
My deepest condolences on your loss. I know he will be missed by many. I worked with the chaplains at ProHealth in Waukesha and enjoyed many conversations with Dennis. He often talked about his family and I know that he loved you all very much. I pray that God brings you much comfort in the weeks, months, and years ahead.
Saul Juarez Aguilar
left a message on November 13, 2025:
Father Kubena’s kindness and compassion touched many lives. His guidance and mentorship will be deeply missed. May his memory be a blessing.
Saul Juarez Aguilar
left a message on November 13, 2025:
Father Kubena was a kind and compassionate presence at Waukesha Memorial Hospital. He touched countless lives with his gentle spirit and unwavering faith, offering comfort to patients and families in their most difficult moments. As a mentor, he guided newer chaplains with wisdom and encouragement, leaving a legacy of care and devotion that will continue to inspire. His memory will remain a blessing to all of us who knew him. May the peace of Christ, which Father Kubena so often shared, now rest upon him fully. And may we, strengthened by his example, walk forward in faith and love.
Peace of mind is a call away. We’re here when you need us most.
Robert Louis Slamka
left a message on November 13, 2025:
Dennis was an amazing child of God, born in faith and living everyday to serve his Lord , Jesus Christ. Over the years I have spoken and visited with Dennis to further both of our advocacies. We would often ask favors of each other and return them in kind to assist each other. Twice with dying friends at Waukesha Memorial Dennis consoled both my cousin Tom Slamka and my friend Brett Sorano. Brett's family told me that his conversation with Dennis eased his anxiety to comfort in his final days. Dennis was a blessing to us all and could be counted on for good counsel and great comfort. He will enjoy being remembered for his big heart and his fulfilling the mission he chose to accept as a young man. He will be missed, but there is tremendous comfort in knowing that in life and in death, he prepared the way for so many. See you again, too soon my dear friend!
John Orth
left a message on November 12, 2025:
Dennis was a classmate at St. Francis. Reading the obituary what describes Dennis the best is “gentle heart”!
He is now with our Lord after touching so many in the 77 years he lived.
God bless his family who will be comforted with all the good memories they have of him!
LeeAnn Literski
left a message on November 9, 2025:
Dennis you were more like my brother than my brother in law. It is your laugh I will miss the most and also how much you loved all of your children, and your grandson Luke and entire Family- I am so glad we always stayed in touch you my Brother I will miss forever but I know so many loved ones in Heaven have been waiting for you especially your amazing son Tim . Heaven for sure has another angel and Carrie, Luke and Adam all have a new guardian angel - Love you Bro
Michael Sellenheim, Rev.
left a message on November 7, 2025:
My heartfelt sympathies and prayers for God’s comfort and peace to be with all of Dennis’s family during this time of loss. I had the sincere pleasure of knowing and working with Dennis, as a co-Chaplain, through our time together at Pro-Health Care. ❤️.
-Sincerely, Mike
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Please accept our deepest condolences for your family's loss.