Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Dennison, Stanley Scott December 21, 2006
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Virginian-Pilot  December 24, 2006
NORFOLK - Stanley Scott Dennison, Ph.D., formerly of Atlanta, Ga., died Dec. 21, 
2006. Born in Mitchellville, Md., in 1920, Dr. Dennison retired as executive vice 
president of Georgia Pacific Corporation after a long career in Portland, Oregon, 
and Atlanta.

Predeceasing Dr. Dennison were his parents, Ralph and Cora Dennison; three 
brothers and two sisters. He was also predeceased by his first wife, Dorothy 
Willis Dennison, and mother of his now deceased daughters, Judith Dennison Tucci 
and Joy Dennison Bischoff. He is survived by his devoted wife, Sharon Johnson 
Dennison of Norfolk; daughter, Joan Dennison Daffron, and husband, Jim, all of 
Norfolk; stepdaughter, Whitney Maddox Sansone, and husband, Mike, of Atlanta; his 
grandchildren, Mark Tucci, and wife, Frances, Chris Tucci, and wife, Diane, Suzy 
Allen, and husband, Jonathan, Jim Daffron, Jr., and wife, 'Tricia, 'Tricia 
Chappell, and her husband, Chip, Tim Daffron, and his wife, Denise, Allen Young, 
and his wife, Kim, and Scott Young, and his wife, Bev. His legacy includes 23 
great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren, and many dear friends 
including his dedicated physician, Dr. Bob Mann.

Dr. Dennison was a staunch believer in education and served on the boards of the 
University of Portland, California Western University, Stone Hill College in 
Massachusetts and the Aquinas Center at Emory University. He was active 
internationally as chairman of the U.S. Coalition for Fair Lumber Imports, a 
member of the International Advisory Committee and member of the Atlanta Committee 
on Foreign Relations. His civic activities included serving on the boards of the 
Goodwill Industries and the Oregon Symphony Society of Portland, the Atlanta 
Symphony, Central Atlanta Progress, and Trees Atlanta of which he holds the title 
of Director Emeritus and Founder.

A funeral Mass of Christian burial was held Dec. 22, at Holy Trinity Church in 
Norfolk. Interment followed at St. Mary's Cemetery in Norfolk. Father David 
McGuire, pastor, was the presider. In lieu of flowers, the family has requested 
that donations be made to Holy Trinity Catholic Church, 155 Government Avenue, 
Norfolk, VA 23503.

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