Dennis Rasmussen had an intellectual disability yet lived a full life and had such a positive influence on countless individuals in his community that Tom Anderson was convinced his story had to be told. Tom was only nine years old when he became acquainted with Dennis, and forty years later Tom was among the many who mourned the passing of Dennis, a man who gave of himself to everyone he encountered. When Dennis passed, Tom felt a deep calling to share Dennis’ powerful story of a well-lived life, not only for its own sake, but for lessons it teaches the rest of us about living authentically and profoundly touching the lives of others. Dennis lived during a time much different from our own, and the book provides a glimpse into an era in Green Bay’s history beyond its iconic football team as it traces the evolution of services for the disabled.