Tuesday, December 26, 2017

Oklahoma: Retired doctor dies after he and his dog are attacked by a Pit Bull

OKLAHOMA -- Anglican Church of the Resurrection posted on Facebook December 9, 2017 ·

Luke 21: 5-19 hear we read about the coming of the end - I write this this morning with a heavy heart.

Yesterday afternoon my brother-in-law died of brain injuries suffered from a dog attack. What difference will it make to any of us about the last days when we do not know when we will be called home. It can happen in heartbeat. Dr Bill Deneke had retired a couple of years ago from his practice in Pine Bluff, Ark.

He was walking his dog, as he usually did, when he was attacked by a pit bull that knocked him to the pavement, striking his head and cracking his skull. He was rushed to the hospital, underwent surgery and passed away yesterday. 


While we grieve this loss it makes it so apparent to me that we have to make sure that we are ready to go home at all times. Read the scriptures, pray intercessory prayers for others and pray for yourself. Be helpful to those in need whether it be for food, clothing, medical or shelter because when we do that for those in need - we are doing it for Christ.

I ask for your prayers for my sister and her family and all of our family as we deal with this tragic lose.

May our God keep each of you safe and protect you always from such tragedy and lose.

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Chip Marrin posted to Pine Bluff Commercial Facebook page
December 10 at 7:13pm · Greenwood, AR ·

Why has there been no mention of Dr Deneke of Pine Bluff being killed in a Pit Bull attack. Does someone important own the dog?

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Dr. William Deneke, 70, of Pine Bluff, died Friday, December 8, 2017.

He was born April 5, 1947 in Memphis, Tenn. son of Dr. and Mrs. Milton Deneke.

Dr. Deneke was reared and received his early education in West Memphis, graduating from West Memphis High School. He earned his Bachelor’s Degree from Memphis State University and his medical degree from University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences.

Dr. Deneke married Sue Gordin Deneke in 1975. Together, they moved to Pine Bluff in 1978.

Dr. Deneke had a successful cardiology practice in Pine Bluff for over 37 years, retiring in 2016.

Dr. Deneke was an avid reader, a sports fan, and a gardener. He thoroughly enjoyed spending time with his beloved Great Danes, Taz and Gracie.