What's Happening?
Captain Robert L. Dennison Jr., a respected Navy veteran and anesthesiologist, passed away at the age of 77. Born in Maryland, Dennison had a distinguished career in both the military and medical fields. He served in the Navy, including a deployment to
Kuwait during the Iraq War, and continued his service until his retirement in 2010. In addition to his military career, Dennison was an accomplished anesthesiologist and faculty member at the Medical College of Georgia. He was also known for his passion for horses and cycling.
Why It's Important?
Dennison's life and career reflect the dedication and service of military personnel who continue to contribute to society beyond their active duty. His work in anesthesiology and his involvement in the community through events like the Hopeland Horse Trials highlight the diverse contributions of veterans. His passing is a reminder of the impact that individuals can have in multiple fields, and the importance of recognizing and honoring their service and achievements.
What's Next?
Captain Dennison will be interred at Arlington National Cemetery, a fitting tribute to his service and dedication. His legacy will continue through the lives he touched in both his military and medical careers. The community may hold memorials or events to honor his contributions, and his story may inspire future generations to pursue careers in service and medicine.
