Dennis Maxwell: A Brief Biography

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On March 18th, 1953 Penny Donald was born she was very quiet,shy, and loving. On May 23th, 1951 Dennis Maxwell was born he was very outgoing, social, and open. These two went to Westfield High school in 1969 together and never crossed path’s. On graduation night all seniors went to a party and Penny and Dennis met each other, they dated for a while, then eventually got married in 1981. Penny and Dennis Maxwell had a son in 1987 named Charles. Charles was born premature, he had to stay in the hospital for two weeks before he could go home. Two weeks later Charles came home with his parents. Charles grew up as a sick child, he had pneumonia. Dennis worked as a construction worker and Penny was at home with Charles. Dennis and Penny knew that

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