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The Monday Morning Memo

Daniel Denny at work on the campus of Wizard Academy in 2008.
The wizard and his brother-in-law in 2005, following the completion of Chapel Dulcinea.
Danniel and Pennie’s sister Pattie moved into a travel trailer on the land that would become the campus in 2004, and then on November 15, 2013, he packed up his stuff and drove away like The Cat in the Hat at the end of a bookful of adventures. The Crowded Barrel Distillery, the Cantilevered Gym, and the Village of the Lost Boys are the only buildings he did not build. The reason is that we didn’t think of them until after he was gone. The Tower, Engelbrecht House, Spence Manor, Tuscan Hall, Chapel Dulcinea, the Enchanted Emporium Welcome Center, Sunpop Studios, the Williams Marketing building, the Bride’s Room, the Groom’s room, the well house, the Alamo shed, the barrel storage building and the machine shop are the gifts he left behind. Everyone should have a brother-in-law like Daniel Denny.

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