Celebrating the life of
Dennis J. Munz
Passed away on October 03, 2015
Dennis James Munz, 70 Dennis James Munz, 70, of Cleveland Ohio, died at 5:30pm, Saturday, Oct. 3, 2015 in Savannah, Georgia. He was born Dec. 10, 1944 in Cleveland, Ohio. He was married to Pamela Munz and she survives. His parents were Elroy Munz and Mary Boldin, Dennis was an only child. Also surviving are his son Tom Munz of Orlando, Florida; his daughter Lisa Munz Ginther of Orlando, Florida; his step daughter Dr. Julie Stricken Tome of Hilton Head Island, SC; 7 grandchildren; Brett Munz; Sierra and Savannah Ginther; Sydney, Scarlett and Kent Camp, Ava Tome. Dennis lived in Fort Myers, where he retired and meet Susie Munz, his wife. They then moved to Guyton, Georgia to be close to family. They have resided in Guyton, Georgia for 10 years. He served in United States Navy in the 1960's and was a Seabee. He was an Electrical Engineer at First Energy for 40 years in Cleveland, Ohio. Dennis loved to watch his favorite teams, Cleveland Browns and Ohio State football and loved spending time with his family. A Memorial Service is planned for Nov.8, 2015 at 3 pm at 17 Ribaut Dr., Hilton Head Island, SC. Pastor Todd Cullen will officiate. The burial of the ashes will be in Charleston, WV in Spring Hill Cemetery.
Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors, Hodgson Chapel
Dennis was my backyard neighbor in the early 1970's. When I moved to Italy he adopted my pet cat. When Dennis was stationed in Italy he borrowed an Italian-English dictionary that he accidently failed to return to the library. He asked me to do that. I used the book for 5 years before giving it back. The library was very surprised to get it. Dennis remained a distant friend for all these years. He was a good man and I consider him a shipmate. My deepest and sincere condolences for your loss.
- LCDR Millard (Bill) Driscoll USN Ret., Summerville, SC
My thoughts and prayers go out to all of Dennis' family. I knew Dennis since we were 5 yrs. old. We grew up a few houses down on the same street. RIP Dennis until we meet again.
- Dottie Bender, Largo, FL
Dennis was the Best Man at my wedding (except for me), He helped me get a job on the Ground Crew at the Old Cleveland Stadium where we got to know many of the Indians. He will be missed and so will his quizzes on old times. So many stories, I can't even remember most of them. Dennis, John Scott, and I were always together through High School. Too bad we have to get old, it was sooo much more fun back then. And the world was a better place too.
- James McElroy, Mentor, Ohio
Dennis was my backyard neighbor in the early 1970's. When I moved to Italy he adopted my pet cat. When Dennis was stationed in Italy he borrowed an Italian-English dictionary that he accidently failed to return to the library. He asked me to do that. I used the book for 5 years before giving it back. The library was very surprised to get it. Dennis remained a distant friend for all these years. He was a good man and I consider him a shipmate. My deepest and sincere condolences for your loss.
- LCDR Millard (Bill) Driscoll USN Ret., Summerville, SC
My thoughts and prayers go out to all of Dennis' family. I knew Dennis since we were 5 yrs. old. We grew up a few houses down on the same street. RIP Dennis until we meet again.
- Dottie Bender, Largo, FL
Dennis was the Best Man at my wedding (except for me), He helped me get a job on the Ground Crew at the Old Cleveland Stadium where we got to know many of the Indians. He will be missed and so will his quizzes on old times. So many stories, I can't even remember most of them. Dennis, John Scott, and I were always together through High School. Too bad we have to get old, it was sooo much more fun back then. And the world was a better place too.
- James McElroy, Mentor, Ohio
Services under the direction of:
Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors, Hodgson Chapel
912-352-7200
