Dennis L. Bellet, 79, of Williston, ND passed away on Thursday, April 11, 2024 at the Billings Clinic Hospital in Billings, MT.

Dennis was born in Williston, ND on February 20, 1945 to Kenneth and Esther (Stevens) Bellet. He attended school in Epping and SpringBrook.

Dennis was united in marriage to Diane (Arcand) Bellet on December 29, 1962 at St. Michael’s Church in Ray, ND. They started their lives together and took over the family farm after the passing of his father in 1965. Dennis farmed in Springbrook, ND until his retirement 43 years later and continued to live on the farm until his passing.

Surviving Dennis are their children; Leslie (Cindy) Bellet of Lead, SD; Gayle (Ron) Brenny of Rothsay, MN; Craig (Vicki) Bellet of Williston, ND; and Michael Bellet of Williston, ND. Also surviving Dennis are his grandchildren; Brooke (Chad) Anderson, Danielle (Tyler) Evenson, and Grant Bellet; Penny (Adam) Anderson, Ami Dunn, Dennis (Haley) Booke, Andrew (Sydney) Booke, Alexis (Spencer) Clark; Elizabeth (Johnathan) Taylor and Charles "Chip" Bellet and numerous great grandchildren.

Preceding Dennis in death were his wife, Diane; his parents, Esther and Kenneth; his sister, Lois Williams; and grandchildren, Cynthia Brown Bellet and Kirstin Booke. His favorite Horse, "Curly" and his beloved companion dog, "Princes".

In addition to being a loving husband to Diane and a loving father to Leslie, Gayle, Craig, and Michael. Dennis was extremely supportive of all of the children's endeavors, sharing advice and concerns while utilizing his unique outlook and humor. While always being involved in his children’s activities; Dennis worked tirelessly on the farm and ranch and worked additional jobs throughout his career to support his family.

Dennis was a constant companion to Diane while managing the farm and Diane's crafting hobbies. Often times being the background companion to his very engaging and outgoing wife. He was supportive and doting of all her needs and enjoyed accompanying her as she explored the world. One of their favorite annual trips was to Las Vegas to see the rodeo and concerts.

His hobbies included slabbing and polishing rocks and keeping the D*** deer away from his Ponderosa's. He also enjoyed finding projects to keep everyone busy after his retirement. His enjoyment of the fine dining at the Pizza Ranch was legend among the family.

He will be missed!