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Denny passed away on April 12, 2015 at the age of 5. His death was the result of a lengthy battle with liver cancer. He will live on in the hearts of family and friends.
Denny loved playing Mario, watching Scooby Doo, and epic snugglefests. He had a number of “best days ever” that ranged from starting a Red Sox game by screaming “Play Ball” to simply watching his cousin, Thomas, play video games -Denny truly appreciated his life. Denny was kind, handsome, loving, brave – he inspired so much goodness.
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