DENNIS J. NIERMANN ESQ

It was during this time of the year that I met Dennis Niermann (12-2012) We both was standing in line to have gifts wrapped for loved ones . He asked what I did for a living. this conversation turned into a friendship that lasted until his death . WHAT A BIG HEARTED MAN. who I grew to respect and love Thank You Dennis for all you did for me and my Family. I know God Placed you in my life at the right time.

It is more difficult to remember Dennis today, as I knew he was lost to himself before he was gone. There was a generous spirit to Dennis that I will miss for the rest of my life. God bless him and his family.

I know that Dennis has been gone for a year. I still miss his presence, he shared office space with my small firm for several years, where family lunch was a tradition. Dennis embraced this experience and became a dear friend in the process. We worked closely on several cases and he embraced the process of representing each individual with great heart

I did not get to know Dennis as well as I would have liked. But I always found him to be friendly and passionately committed to our civil rights and the rights of employees, as I am. He was a real good guy and a staunch ally for justice. Steve Sindell

Thinking of Dennis often and sending love to his family who are wonderful people because of his love in their life.

Ahh, Dennis! Such a rare good man with mountainous humor and a heart big enough for all. A stand-up guy. A man who knew something about hardscrabble and hard work A man who stood tall every way one can.

Heartfelt condolences for all of you. From the time he was reading meters, looking for a job at County Probation, riding to Kent pursuing a Masters degree to crossing paths in Federal Court, he was a beacon of sunshine. Hadn´t spoke to him since my retirement in 2008 until he called during Covid. He was a blessing aptly described in the obit. God bless you Dennis for all that you were to so many

Sharon, I remember spending some time with your dad at your 50th birthday party. I was struck at what a fun and loving gentlemen he was, and how devoted he was to you and your mom. Please know you will be in my heart.