David Anthony Denham

God Rest your Soul my "crafty Left Hander friend". You were a true piece of work. I think of you often and ALWAYS smile

sman

We just learned the sad news of David's passing. We met Doggie at Giants fantasy camp in the early 90's. It has been a few years since we've seen him but thought of him often. And, when we did it put smiles on our faces and brought many good memories. He was a good team mate and just a good guy. Our condolences to his wife and family.

Rest in God's gentle embrace Team Mate, forever in my heart Doggie. Carl Branco

I met David in high school in Sacramento. We were in gym class together and he came up to me and said, "I hear you play the bass. Our band is looking for a bass player. Are you interested?" That exchange, in 1967, began nearly 50 years of a relationship in which we shared music, girlfriends (I married his), baseball (Giants fans), family (he was like another brother in my house and we often hung out at his, probably driving his folks and brother Bob crazy) - and, mostly, an enduring...

I will forever miss my younger brother. David was a unique individual and one of a kind. Some things you may not have known about David. Raised from a young age in Okinawa, David always had Sumiko to clean his room, dress him, make him pancakes and other snacks. When we got Arizona and he was about four, Mom told him to clean his room. He thrust out his little chin, and said, Let the maid do it!! He was devestated when told we no longer had a maid. In Germany, David entered Little...

My thoughts and prayers go out to the family. I have shared many a memory with David (Doggie) on the baseball field and beyond. So many stories over the years come back to me at this time. He will be missed, he was one of a kind.

great friend and co-worker in Lodi. He will be missed.
Ray Porteous