Memories of Dennis Louis Serrette

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Dennis Louis Serrette

Oxon Hill, MD

September 8, 1940 - March 7, 2024

Sep 8, 1940 - Mar 7, 2024

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Christine Clark

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Christine Clark

Kyle, your dad is such an inspiration for so many advocates. And he will continue to smile down as you forge... Read more Kyle, your dad is such an inspiration for so many advocates. And he will continue to smile down as you forge a continued path ... Read more Kyle, your dad is such an inspiration for so many advocates.... Read more

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Jocelyn Waters

I loved my brother Dennis, spent time teaching me to be a winner I loved my brother Dennis, spent time teaching me to be a winner I loved my brother Dennis, spent time teaching me to... Read more

Bill Fletcher

Dennis was my comrade and friend. I have and will continue to miss his humor and insight. And just knowing that he was there, as loyal as the day is long.

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Cathy

I am truly sorry for you and your family’s loss. Please accept my condolences 💐 You are a truly loving and strong individual who deeply cared for your husband. You will continue to be in my thoughts and prayers ♥️

Much love

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Natalie

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Steve Early

Dennis was a great labor and political activist, always fun to be with and talk to--and a union builder in all his many roles--in telco locals in NYC and Maryland and later as a CWA education department staffer. He will be remembered and missed by many he worked with and helped guide on their own paths to union and political engagement!

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Debbie Goldman

I was so fortunate to know Dennis when he worked at CWA headquarters. I have notes from an interview with him about his years as an activist and leader for black leadership in his local and national union. He always had a smile on his face and support for others in struggle and in life. Special condolence to Desmond who carries on his legacy as a leader among other places at Jews United for Justice.

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Sarah Splitt

Dennis was one of my first bosses at CWA and it was such a pleasure working with him every day. He was an absolutely stellar human being. My thoughts are with his family and friends. Rest in peace, sir.

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