Denny's obituary
Denny was born on September 11, 1958 in Washington D.C., the son of Henry and Jeanie Dantimo. He graduated from Nordonia High School, Class of 1977. Following graduation, he proudly served in the U.S. Navy for 4 years and later attended Akron University. Denny met his wife of 30 years, Kim Ayers, in 1990. He was passionate about his career in oil and gas and was well respected by his peers.
Denny is preceded in death by his father Henry and sister Lisa Dantimo. In addition to his wife, Kim (Ayers) Dantimo, he is survived by his children Stephanie, Sean, and Corey; mother Jeanie; brother Mark Dantimo and his wife Georgeann; brother Mike Dantimo and his wife Jacqui; sister Julie Tucker and her husband John; as well as many nieces and nephews.
A celebration of life will be held at 2:00 P.M. Sunday, October 17th at Calvary Episcopal Church at 806 Thompson Road in Richmond, Texas 77469.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to The Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration.
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Many family memories growing up together. Although many miles apart....my thoughts are with the rest of the family...h…
Many family memories growing up together. Although many miles apart....my thoughts are with the re…
Many family memories growing up together. Although many miles a…
Denny was our team captain for 20 years. Always would let others play if we had to many people at the match. Had a gr…
Denny was our team captain for 20 years. Always would let others play if we had to many people at …
Denny was our team captain for 20 years. Always would let other…
Kim,so sorry for your loss.Denny was a great nephew and will be missed by all who knew him
Kim,so sorry for your loss.Denny was a great nephew and will be missed by all who knew him
Kim,so sorry for your loss.Denny was a great nephew and will be …
For the short time we interacted in junior high I remember him and his witty funny ways
For the short time we interacted in junior high I remember him and his witty funny ways
For the short time we interacted in junior high I remember him a…