Hamann, Dennis R. Age 80, passed away on Monday, February 14, 2022. Beloved husband of Neoma M. Hamann (nee Brinley). Dear brother of Donna Frey. Our dear uncle and friend.
SERVICES: Inurnment at Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery Tuesday, February 22 at 9:30AM. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Siteman Cancer Center or Backstoppers appreciated.
My condolences to the family and my farewell to Dennis. He maybe be gone but will never be forgotten. He was a man of service to many to who may never known him and the opportunities he and his dedicated work team provided. I worked beside him for many years as he steered my career path. He loved his coffee black and drank it it all day long.
Dennis will forever be remembered for his resilience. He gave all he had to overcome every obstacle in his life. He was a wonderful example of tenacity, determination, and dedication. My sincerest condolences to his precious wife.
Deepest condolences to Neoma, Donna, and family from colleagues, staff, and the Board of Directors of the Safety Council of Greater St. Louis. Dennis’ dedication to the Safety Council of Greater St. Louis will always be remembered. He will be missed by the many companies where he instructed as well as the many courts where he served as a liaison for so many years. Students often ask for him to this day by name – a wonderful tribute.
His kindness, wit, love of learning, and selflessly sharing his knowledge and time will always be remembered here at the Safety Council. His love and commitment to Neoma were always evident in conversation. As was his love of golf, and those he played with – we always knew what day was golf day!
So many lovely memories we at the Safety Council of Greater St. Louis will hold onto. A true treasure that will be missed but remain in our hearts.
Dennis was a friend and mentor, I will miss our conversations and his humor. His leadership of MAPT and willingness to give his time and energy to help so many was inspirational to me and many other colleagues.
Neoma, it has been way too many years since we connected. Our deepest sympathies for your loss. We cherish the memories we have of you and Dennis. He always had a smile and a very pleasant laugh.
Please keep my email address in your contacts.