Condolence: My dear Des, I wrote about you in the story section. I love you and miss you. Annette

Condolence: My sweet, funny, talented, and loving cousin will be missed more than I can say. I have wonderful memories of dancing with Dez at the country western bars in Texas, singing, and laughing anytime he was around. I know in time I will smile every time I think of him, and I will be inspired to live each day to the fullest, as he did. He left us far too soon but he packed in a long lifetime of adventures and touching peoples lives. .

Condolence: You will forever be remembered in my ♥️ heart, I still remember dressing you up like a rock star and all of us dancing around you while you played the air guitar singing “Your so Dizzy, my heart spinning!”. Also, you flying Steve and myself around Seattle and letting me fly the plane, I told You that I was scared and you told me “This was probably the only time I would have this opportunity to fly and don’t be scared!” So I flew it with your help of course. You were Funny and Corny and I loved that in you! I truly will miss you! Phyllis Sisneros Roberts

Condolence: My brother, I'm sorry for dumping your bottle of starch down the drain that you wanted to use for your balsa wood airplane, after we walked so far to the store to get it when we were kids. I'm also so sorry for dumping large cut outs of snow on top of your head, when I stood on the snow bank above you, and you were stuck in the snow drift below me, after jumping off the bank we both were just on. I so enjoyed playing with you as children and especially as an adult. Im sorry for staying so long at the pool bar in Mexico and for getting you mad for making the dishwasher overflow with bubbles on to the condo floor. I cherish these times and so many more. I so miss you, my brother. Love, your favorite sister