THE WALL OF FACES

I was a childhood friend and I never forgot him. A southpaw a great swimmer a true buddy. He was a Mission Bout hero at old AQ. I’ll always remember BOB BJ

I went to school Dennis.....AQ Class of ‘68....What I remember was he was a great guy, quiet, we would take the city bus together....I was in DC a few years ago and took his picture on the wall.....Thanks to Dennis and his remaining family for his service....We never should have been in that war in the first place.....Dan Foley - 704-877-7326

On the remembrance of your 70th birthday, your sacrifice is not forgotten.

HOOAH

I went to Greece Arcadia HS and I remember Dennis from there, at least that's what I recall. When I look at the Vietnam War wall here in Rochester, I see his high school as Aquinas, so I'm not sure. Dennis was a couple of years older than I was and I remember when I heard he lost his life in Vietnam. The war at that time was going strong and I felt horrible thinking about how his family must be dealing with the devastating loss. Dennis went in the Army when most were trying to get out of going, or leaving the country. He's a hero and a patriot and was taken to soon. I visit his grave on Memorial Day to pay my respects to him and so he will not be forgotten. I was there today and cleaned the area around the grave, and placed a flag next to the one already there, hopefully his family won't mind. God bless you and may you Rest In Peace.

Denny was a great friend in Vietnam. We were alway together in the field and going on ambush patrols or riffing the jungles in Cambodia!
Denny and Tim Owenbey And Kim Widmer dies the same day but tripping an automatic ambush we had set a few days before.
You couldn’t out do Tim or Denny they were always willing to be the first to volunteer and always went above and beyond no matter how dangerous. I had only met Kim that morning it was his first day in the field with us. As long as I’m living they will never be forgotten !!
Kids but really men!!