Birth date: Jun 23, 1963 Death date: Mar 27, 2019
Dennis Patrick McLaverty, 55, passed away on March 27, 2019 surrounded by his family. Dennis was a Systems Engineer for Lockheed Martin in Mt. Laurel, NJ. In his spare time, he loved playing cards, enjoying a round of golf, or wat Read Obituary
My best friend I will miss you- we shared the James Taylor concert- New York jets games and all the happiness you brought to everyone you met - you brought Sunshine to my life 😎 and most of all you and Brenda raised Garrett and Mason to carry on the McLaverty name with pride ❤️
Dennis was our son's first LAX coach. Even though Dennis had not played the game, his efforts and enthusiasm left a lasting and positive impression on everyone. My thoughts and prayers are with his family~
Judy Evans
I just read the paper tonight and I was shocked to see his obituary. I am so sorry to hear of Dennis’ passing. I supported Dennis at Lockheed Martin as his finance representative for a few years when I supported Systems Engneering and then again when we worked on the Ddg1000 program. He was wonderful to work with and such a great guy. He loved his family, we talked about you all regularly. The world will be missing one of the good ones.
Madelyn Powers Brozis
I knew Dennis from working at Lockheed Martin and he was such a nice person. My condolences to his children and family.
Sincerely, Narcie Haran
Our deepest sympathy to all of your family for your loss. Joy Myhre (Sherman)
we got our son's start with coach Dennis CLAX Good times and good memories!🙏the Berger Family.
I am shocked by the news of Dennis's passing. Dennis and I worked together years ago and he was a great mentor and friend. Dennis always had a smile and words to lighten any situation. Dennis was always quick with jokes. I will never forget the Valentine's Day he coordinated a joke with my husband and came to my desk at 4:00 pm with urgent business he needed me to get done that would have taken me hours when he knew my husband and I had plans. He let me sweat about it for quite a while and thought it was hilarious. Dennis always talked about his family and it was obvious he married the love of his life and was so proud of his children. I am so very sorry for your loss. Rest in peace Dennis.
I just heard the news through my lockheed family and I was completely shocked. Dennis was an amazing mentor to me in my early years at lm. The knowledge and time he spent with me I could never repay him for. Unfortunately, we got separated at work through our careers but I never forgot about him. I would see him in meetings occassionally and would make it a priority to go say hello. I wish I knew that I wouldn't have a chance to tell him how proud I was to have known him and let him know that people like him dont always come into your life and offer the things he did for me. I am sorry now that I did not take him up on those offers to play poker on the deck when I should have.
Thank you Dennis!!! Rest easy my friend!!!!
