Mack Dennis

Mack O Dennis, age 93, Potomac, MD View Details

Cities: Slidell LA, Wilmington NC, Pensacola FL

Mack Dennis, age 84, Kimberly, AL View Details

Cities: Slidell LA, Wilmington NC, Pensacola FL

Mack S Dennis, age 83 View Details

Address:***** Palmetto St, Apt 101, New Orleans, LA. Phone Number: (510) 919-****

Mack R Dennis, age 74 View Details

Address:***** 91st Ave Sw, Lakewood, WA. Phone Number: (253) 983-****

Mack Evans Dennis, age 60s, New Orleans, LA View Details

Locations: New Orleans LA, Atlanta GA Possible Relatives: Anita W Dennis, Alice A Miller

Mack Leonard Dennis, age 60s, Pittsburgh, PA View Details

Locations: Pittsburgh PA, Wilkinsburg PA, Verona PA Possible Relatives: Claudia M Mack, Dennis L Mack, Eric L Mack

Mack Evans Dennis, age 63, New Orleans, LA View Details

Cities: New Orleans LA, Atlanta GA

Mack Dennis, age 90, North Charleston, SC View Details

Cities: North Charleston SC, N Charleston SC Possible Relatives: Pete J Dennie, Bryan M Dennis, George B Dennis

Mark Dennis (footballer)

Mark Earl Dennis is an English former professional footballer who played at left-back for Birmingham City, Southampton, Queens Park Rangers and Crystal Palace. He was capped three times for England unread more...der-21s.read less...

Mick Dennis

Mick Dennis is a retired sports writer, broadcaster, editor and author. In a career of more than 40 years in newspapers he wrote for The Sun, The Sunday Times, The Daily Mirror, The Daily Telegraph, tread more...he London Evening Standard and The Daily Express,. During the first 15 years of the 2000s he appeared regularly on Sky News, had a weekly spot on Sky Sports News, was a guest presenter on Talksport radio and LBC radio and frequently contributed to programmes on BBC Radio 5 Live. Born in Isleworth, Middlesex, the son of Lawrence, an airport worker, and Gladys, nee Hasler, he grew up in Hounslow and attended Isleworth Grammar School before taking a National Council for the Training of Journalists course at Harlow College and then training as a reporter on the Eastern Daily Press. He was a magistrate from 2005 until 2022 and was an active football referee for more than 25 years. He worked as a volunteer in the communications department of the international aid charity Plan UK and was a trustee of Victim Support Hertfordshire. He still mentors young referees. He served on various funding panels for the Football Foundation as an independent member, including spells as chair of the Foundation's Social Fund and as the initial vice-chair of the Premier League & FA Facilities Fund. He was a trustee of Norwich City's Community Sports Foundation for nine years, during which that organisation raised funds for, and opened, a community sports and education hub: The Nest. He was a trustee and director of the Dacorum Sports Trust from its formation in 2003 until May 2018 and was its chair for five years, during which the Trust built an extreme sports facility. On resigning from Sportspace's board of trustees he was appointed an honorary patron. He was a founder member of Kick it Out's grassroots advisory group. He collaborated with referee Graham Poll on the latter's autobiography, "Seeing Red", and "Geoff Hurst, The Hand of God and the Biggest Rows in Football." He has written a book about football, The Team, which is part of the Quick Reads Initiative series of books, aimed at readers who lack confidence, and has contributed to four anthologies of sports writing. After retiring from newspaper and broadcast journalism in 2015 he edited three volumes of Norwich City essays called Tales From The city. He was one of the original contributors to the Norwich City blogsite My Football Writer and continues to write occasional columns for that site. He lives in Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, and has been married for more than 45 years. He and his wife, Sarah, a former journalist and charity worker, have two married sons and six grandchildren.read less...

Mark Dennis (American football)

Mark Francis Dennis is a former American football offensive tackle who played ten seasons in the National Football League for the Miami Dolphins, the Cincinnati Bengals, and the Carolina Panthers.

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