From john kot
June 17, 2020

This is probably a story he would tell.The Two of us were sitting in his folks living room watching Wide World of sports. The commercial comes on, and Dennis opens the front door says watch this.he sets up and blows off a small bottle rocket.we think not much of it and go inside to watch tv. A few minuets later we hear sirens outside. we open the door and the house across the street two doors down has a five foot burning round hole. The owner is outside talking to an officer and he is pointing at us. lol it did not go well. I dont remember how long he was grounded but it was harsh. Dennis was a good guy. Sorry to hear you gone my friend.

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From Christy W.
May 29, 2014

I'm so sorry to hear Dennis lost his battle. We never had the chance to meet in person but chatted on the phone a few times and on twitter. Every time we talked all he could talk about was his Queen Bee.... REST IN PEACE friend.

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From Ernie Gutierrez
Jan. 29, 2014

Dennis was a friend and coworker in the early to mid 90's. I'm sad I missed this news somehow. RIP Dennis.

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From Sue Anderson
Oct. 16, 2013

The memorial service (Celebration of Life) will be held Saturday, October 19th at the First Presbyterian Church in Palo Alto. The address is 1140 Cowper Street. The informal church service will begin at 3:00 p.m. and be followed by a reception in the Fellowship Hall and courtyard.

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From Timothy Lynch
Oct. 3, 2013

You shall be missed.BLAM!

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