DENNIS HOLT

He was an amazing man. Brilliant mentally, compassionate, a friend that anyone would want. And the toughest nails negotiator in business, who made enormous amount of money by helping individuals incorporations grow and grow and grow. He was a tremendous competitor. Nobody ever did it better, and both clients and employees are now faced with life after Dennis hold. Before he leaves a gaping hole in the marketing landscape and a host of friends and a family grieving. He truly was iconic; one...

In loving memory of a a man of wisdom, vision, and grace. My family and I are truly grateful for what you have done throughout the years. My mom still have all of the Christmas cards in her china cabinet and speaks highly of Uncle Dennis. Your legacy lives on in quiet moments, deep respect, and the lives you touched. Much gratitude, Agnes.

My sincere sympathy and love to his family. He will always be a part of my life. Thank you Dennis.

" If love could have saved him he would have lived forever." I´m going to miss my greetings " Hug " that´s for sure. Rest easy my brother from another mother and thanks for all the years of putting a roof over my head and food on my table.

Barry Jacobs´ family sends its condolences. We are so sorry for you loss. He was a good man.

There´s only one DFH. They should name the block between LaCienega and Alta Loma on Sunset for him. He was the best.

Dennis will be sorely missed! He always treated everyone he met like they were the only person in the room. We had a special bond and I am a better man for it.

Much love to the family. Dennis was a grand personality and a huge asset to Kresser/Craig for many, many years. He introduced me when I was a kid to Perinos . The beginning of so much more. Jean Craig

Dear, sweet Brooks and Ashley, my heart is breaking for you as you endure the loss of `the amazing Dennis´. Please know you are in our thoughts and prayers. He was such a lovely man and always enjoyed teasing me about my southern accent. I will miss him. Please stay in touch. Much love, Teresa