The youngest of 4 children, Dennis was an inspirational member of the wrestling team at San Leandro High School, CA., before attending Chabot College in Hayward, CA. He was one of the kindest and nicest person one could know. His dreams were to exercise his creativity as an architect, but while in the midst of Architecture School at UC Berkeley, at age 22, these plans were interrupted when he drowned in the Russian River on a canoeing excursion. He was a kind, generous, gentle soul. His final resting place is just a few feet from his parents' ashes, outside, on a hillside overlooking San Francisco Bay in Oakland.
The youngest of 4 children, Dennis was an inspirational member of the wrestling team at San Leandro High School, CA., before attending Chabot College in Hayward, CA. He was one of the kindest and nicest person one could know. His dreams were to exercise his creativity as an architect, but while in the midst of Architecture School at UC Berkeley, at age 22, these plans were interrupted when he drowned in the Russian River on a canoeing excursion. He was a kind, generous, gentle soul. His final resting place is just a few feet from his parents' ashes, outside, on a hillside overlooking San Francisco Bay in Oakland.
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