STORIES ABOUT DENNIS

Remebering Nan: Nan and I were volunteers together at the Northern Virginia Hotline between February 1987 and August 1988 she tarined me on the hotline and also assisted me on the Hotline newsletter for one year. She was energetic, insightful and always willing to offer tips, pointers and advi

I have two very special memories of Nan. First, when she called to yell at me for missing an important event. I just got the time wrong and showed up late. But I thought, only someone who really cares about me would do this. And I loved her more for it. Second, is something that still brings tears t

She was the best of us.

We loved sharing baseball with her and Paul. Her kindness and love resonated in how she worked to make his life happy. Only one of the many ways she made the world brighter.

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Nan and I shared good times in several golf outings in honor of Bill Shonk, former PE instructor at the Alexandria Campus. She was always so supportive of others and added her generous spirit and warm smile to any occasion. She will be missed by all who knew her. Photo of Nan with John Ruffino w

Nan was a teacher to all to the very end. She showed us how to have courage and optimism. She was engaging and gave you her full attention. She knew how to have fun and how to be serious. I will miss her infectious smile. This is a photo from 2006, a gathering at Generous Georges, “Dewey Bums” day

We were part of the late 1980's group centered around the Netbusters co-ed volleyball team (photo from around 1987), the O's co-ed softball team, and annual post-Memorial Day trips to Emerald Isle, NC, with plenty of birthday/holiday/spur-of-the-moment parties throughout the year. It was a fun