We have lost a dear friend

[Cain]

Our friend Dennis Brown, "DennisM7" one of our Game Administrators passed away last Friday after a short illness.

He was one of our most liked and respected Admins. His good temperament and positive attitude were enjoyed and appreciated by all who knew him.

He leaves behind a wife and two small children.

He loved on-line gaming and found us playing Battlefield 2, and stuck around ever since.

Dennis loved his family and watching hockey and football.

He was a Master Sergeant, U.S. Air Force 18+ years, Network Infrastructure Technician.

Around here in BC2 he was a BRIGADIER GENERAL II -- Dennis{CLR}, and more importantly our dear friend.

I would appreciate all of you posting in this thread with remembrances of Dennis, condolences for his wife and children, stories of gaming with him and reminders of the fun and fellowship we all shared with him.

May God Bless Dennis, and his family.

"Funeral services for Master Sargent Dennis R. Brown will be held Friday, July 29 at Kent Forrest Lawn in Panama City, FL at 10:00 a.m. "

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We will always miss you Dennis, thank you for sharing your time and spirit with us here at Cain's Lair - we will never forget you...

[Cain]

Reserved...

[Apache Warrior]

I never met Dennis in real life but he was a true gentleman in every sense of the word within the Cain's Lair Community.
He was always helpful and never lost his temper with the games or the people.
I will miss his posts in the forums and gaming with him.
Apache

[Dead...Again]

I never met Dennis in real life but he was a true gentleman in every sense of the word within the Cain's Lair Community.
He was always helpful and never lost his temper with the games or the people.
I will miss his posts in the forums and gaming with him.
Apache

+1 Don't know what I could add to that.

[Rand{CLR}]

This is a great loss for the Cain's Lair community, and no doubt a much bigger loss for his family and real-life friends fortunate enough to know Dennis for a longer time. We'll miss him here, and his fun posts and gameplay.

-Rand

[Duke{CLR}]

Gaming with you was always a great time, whether teaming up together or battling each other, your skills were always fierce but your demeanor was professional, which made you a great part of our online home, you will be missed.

Your family will be in my prayers.

GGs

Duke

[{CLR} ObiTroy]

Dennis, you'll be missed. Thank you for being a great asset to this community and thank you for your 18 years of service to my country. Thoughts and prayers going out to your RL friends and especially your family.

-Troy

[Schultzy]

Never met the guy, but it always sucks hearing about this type of thing.

His family will be in my thoughts.

[Pumpkin_Jack]

May he RIP, he seems like one of the few players here that not only didn't fight or argue with others but actually avoided these situations.

He was always calm and level headed and although I, like many of you, only knew him in game it is a shame to see a guy that I'm sure was as much of a gentlemen in real life as he was in game pass away.

May the Lord bless him and his family, they will be in my prayers.

[AmazingRedd]

My sincere condolences to his family and friends.

Played with Dennis on and off since the bf2 days, great guy, never lost his temper, always calm and enjoying the game with us CLR buddies. he'll be missed. rip.

[GeneralSnake]

You will be remembered, have an easy journey brother.

[SIR Rossy]

i only played with him a few times but he was a great and respected player .. always sad when these thing happen especially when they leave a young family behind ... he will be missed

[mapes]

I too remember him from the BF2 days. It's a sad loss and my thoughts go out to his family.

I do remember him well in game. He was one sneaky son of a gun. He could sneak into the back of a capture point and it seemed no matter how many times I spawned on him and was killed by the enemy he was still able to hide back there. I had no idea how he did it.

Thanks Dennis for the times on the lair and your service to your country.

[lady-MGS]

My heart goes out to his family and friends. Like most everyone else, I never had the chance to meet Dennis. He was always fun to talk to on team speak and of course, even funner to team up with. Even though I got to know him through his posts, I knew he was outstanding guy. He will be missed.

[TheSilentAssassin]

I've never met him either but I really respected him. One of my favorite people to chat with on the Lair. I extend my deepest sympathies to his family. The support and love of the Lair are with them. Rest easy soldier. You deserve it and thank you for your service to our country and this forum.