I remember the very first day I met Dennis. He was the "new kid in class" having just moved to S.L. from the Dakotas. We were in the 3rd grade at James Madison and he was the nicest kid then and continued to be as long as I knew him. He was my first dance with a boy at our 7th grade dance and although our paths took different directions once we got to John Muir, he and I would always stop and say a quick hello. What a decent and down to earth guy.
It is a shame that one of the bright lights of this world has been extinquished the world be a darker place.We played football together and he always had a smile on his face. Always laughed at a good joke. My heart goes out to his parents,wife and children. As long as his memory lives within each of us he will live forever. GOD bless you my friend. J.C.<//><
Prayers and love to the Olson Family. Dennis you are loved and missed. I lovingly remember our square dance, me in my blue and white eyelet dress and you in your slacks and white shirt. It was a pleasure to have grown up and competing with you all the way through high school. Rest In Peace with the Lord.
Christian Hurst (1974)
It's hard to believe that we have lost Dennis...he was always full of energy. I remember his laugh well. May God bless and keep him.
Linda Ferreira (1974)
I remember the very first day I met Dennis. He was the "new kid in class" having just moved to S.L. from the Dakotas. We were in the 3rd grade at James Madison and he was the nicest kid then and continued to be as long as I knew him. He was my first dance with a boy at our 7th grade dance and although our paths took different directions once we got to John Muir, he and I would always stop and say a quick hello. What a decent and down to earth guy.
John Crawford (1974)
It is a shame that one of the bright lights of this world has been extinquished the world be a darker place.We played football together and he always had a smile on his face. Always laughed at a good joke. My heart goes out to his parents,wife and children. As long as his memory lives within each of us he will live forever. GOD bless you my friend. J.C.<//><
Diana Carlton (Smith) (1974)
Omg, so sorry to hear this tragety Dennis! RIP Denise!
Donna Utsumi (Gebhardt) (1974)
Prayers and love to the Olson Family. Dennis you are loved and missed. I lovingly remember our square dance, me in my blue and white eyelet dress and you in your slacks and white shirt. It was a pleasure to have grown up and competing with you all the way through high school. Rest In Peace with the Lord.
Phil Barrera (Bass) (1974)
Dennis always had that great attitude What a great loss
Only the good die young