Dennis Baillie (9 Jul 1955 - 12 Dec 2017)

Our thoughts are with you all at this very sad time. We treasure the special times we had with Dennis & Liz on our trips to the UK and most recently in August 2017. We enjoyed Dennis & Liz's hospitality on many occasions. A special cousin gone way too soon. Our Deepest Sympathy and love from Shirley & Bruce together with extended family in New Zealand.

Dennis was a great guy, always good company and will be sadly missed.

So sorry to hear about Dennis. Attended at Warriston but Dennis,s name not on board for 1pm

In my thoughts

Thinking of you both at this sad time.

Enjoyed working and knowing you and will always remember our mad meeting in Bootle with fond memories.

Deepest sympathies come from both Sue and Steve...our thought are with you at this sad time. X

Thinking of you both at this sad time.

Like everyone else, I’m still in a state of disbelief.
We didn’t agree on everything but I always respected you and admired your commitment and resolve. I felt the phrase: “When the going gets tough the tough get going” was an apt description of your philosophy. Added to your sharp wit, a formidable combination.
Your resilience no doubt served you well in riding the roller-coaster that came with being a Hearts supporter! The club needed – and needs – more fans like you. I was always glad you supported my team.
You leave behind a big void and the rest of us must now support each other whilst trying to make sense of your loss. You left us far too soon but I hope we can take comfort that you’re at peace and in God’s care.

Dennis I first knew you from the badminton club and the jokes you told made my eyes water the fat a ma white bread one stood out fantastic lovely guy will miss you from work and the you made me smile even if feeling bad taken too young will always miss you

I will fondly remember you Dennis. You always encouraged and supported me, from my corner at Taekwon-do competitions, to giving me advice on my taxes. I'll remember you for your genuine kindness, sharp wit and great sense of humour (your jokes weren't that bad!) and I will miss your comments on my photos from my travels. But most of all, I'll remember you for being part of a lovely, happy family with Liz and Scott, as well as being a true friend to my dad, mum and me. Lucy x x

Having worked and been a friend with You for the best part of 40 years, many of us are still coming to terms with the fact that your larger than life personality will no longer be around. You were a generous caring friend to so many. A man we could depend on and who could make anyone laugh, even when we were the brunt of your sharp sarcastic sense of humour. I will particularly miss the Hearts-Hibs banter we have had together for many years. It’s very fitting that since your passing your team have excelled in your absence. Almost as if you are at last in control of all things Hearts!
My heart goes out to Liz and Scott at this sad time but I think we all know that You will be looking over them. R.I.P big guy!!

Still in shock. One of the nicest and funniest guys you could meet. RIP Dennis and sincere condolences to Elizabeth and Scott.

I'm missing my early morning chats with you about everything under the sun apart from work, and of course especially the fitba banter. Sorely missing you as a Fitbit "friend" too but at least I'm ahead of the others now. I never ever could keep up with you in that respect, so hoping that you're keeping things going up there fella. RIP my big jambo friend. It was a pleasure knowing and working with you ... always. CD