Dennis and I have been the closest of friends for a very long time. From the day that we became friends, I began asking myself one question that I’ve asked thousands of times since: “What would Dennis do?”
Any time that I found myself in a difficult situation or dilemma I would simply ask myself this question. As we all know, Dennis seemed to always know how to handle any situation and knew the right thing to say and do. Dennis was always there for me whenever I needed him but if he wasn’t around at the moment I needed him, I just had to ask myself that one question and things seemed to work out.
Now we all are here sharing a situation that is more tragic and unimaginable than we could even perceive and we are all wondering how we will ever survive this...
so I have to ask myself one more time, “What would Dennis do?”
I know that no matter how difficult it would be for Dennis to be in any of our shoes that he would endure. Dennis would stay strong because his family, friends, and workers needed him. No matter how distraught Dennis would be, he would stay positive and comfort the people that he loved.
So I ask all of you to do what Dennis would do; Stay strong, go forward, and cherish his life at every opportunity. God bless Dennis and all of you.
4 comments:
Wonderful speech - what a true friend for life
Dave,
You had such a great way with Dennis. You really got him. The bond you two shared was very special and it was so comforting to see the ease you brought to him during his toughest days. I can never thank you enough for always being there for Jodi when things got really tough. I also want Kristen and Dawson to know that we appreciate all the time they gave up with you so you could spend it when Dennis. When you look in the dictionary under the word friend it should say - Dave Dibari
WWDD- You started a revolution.haha! What would Dennis do? The funny part is your words have come to my mind often and I really think about what you said. You really were a great friend to Dennis.
Mary
Dave,
Thank you for visiting my parent's house on Sunday. It was a tough day for us and you brought some comfort(and tears-haha).
It really means alot that Dennis' friends care so much for my family. It really, really helps.
Kelli
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