Dennis Haugh

I miss seeing Dennis driving his classic cars. Conversations were always relevant to our times and he was always so informed about his passions. You left us to young Dennis.

A beloved Air Force Academy Classmate.... I was privileged to know Dennis on a few chance encounters and each time, I knew I was in the presence of True Genius. "Renaissance Man" in every sense, yet humble and down to earth. I deeply admired his prowess on many levels, especially his talent with guitar. Dennis was certainly unique, and he is one I would love to know in the afterlife.

Dennis made the mistake of getting to know me at his work - at the time, this was Exelis (now L3Harris). We bonded over silliness of bureaucracy, DoD in general and how the world is messy. I was honored to be a sounding board to him, and consider that he was wiling to share his initial book with me one of the greatest things of my life. Our constant exchanges were a thrill for me when we had the opportunity to talk. His impact on my life is immeasurable, and I hope that he's rocking out...

I was blessed when Den became part of my life in thexearly 80's. He was a friend and a teacher to me, being a friend first. What a classic.

I am so sad to hear of Dennis´s passing. My condolences to Ginny. I worked with Dennis 25 years ago on a video capture system. Due to a screw up in hotel reservations, I ended up staying with Ginny and Dennis at Eagle Rock Road. It was an amazing week that I will never forget. Amidst the work he found time to take me on a personal tour of the Air Force academy. It was a privilege to know him. RIP.

I can´t express how sad I was when I heard that Dennis had passed away. The news was shocking, as Dennis was full of life, still on mission and most importantly, loved by his wife Ginny. I only knew Dennis for a few short years, but I feel honored and fortunate to have become friends, as he was one of the most unique people that I have ever met. Dennis had an amazing mind, many interests and hobbies and could hold in-depth conversations on just about anything. The country lost a...

Dennis was a good friend of mine, the 13th Cadet Squadron, the United States Air Force and the nation. He was a brilliant writer and scholar. His books should be read by every American. He will be dearly missed by so many, especially his wonderful wife Ginny. His was a life well lived and he will be remembered as a good and kind man. RIP Dennis. You earned it.

I am shocked to hear the news of Dennis's passing. One of the best people I have truly met and a relentless cheerleaders for others. He was a true renaissance man and America has lost one of our true patriots. Dennis, you will be sorely missed. Ashlee Noland and the whole PragerU team.