Dennis Beinborn, age 55, formally of Cuba City - recently relocated to Jacksonville, Fl for his sales position at Nivel Parts & Manufacturing, went home to be with the Lord after his courageous battle with COVID-19 was lost.

Dennis was born to Harold & Dorothy Beinborn on February 1st, 1966 and as a Cuba City native graduated a the class clown from CCHS in 1984.

Dennis found and married his very best friend and soulmate, Melissa Taylor on My 2nd, 1992. They raised their two wonderful children, Christopher Michael and Amanda Marie in a loving, christian home where family, friends, faith, and fun were the priorities.

Whether Denny was coaching Chris's Special Olympics basketball team or cheering on Amanda's softball sidelines - fun and family was key. Our family spent hours playing games in the living room with just us, or hosting holidays and cookouts, and long nights of shooting pool, and karaoke - all just another night at the Beinborns.

Dennis never let anything come between all the things that allowed him to spend time with the kids. His pay-per-view wrestling nights with Chris and cracking up watching silly movies with Amanda were highlights of his life.

Dennis was extremely dedicated and involved in the Special Olympics - from building the local bocce ball court, being a unified player in bocce ball to coaching the basketball and bowling teams. Dennis loved his athletes and was always there even beyond the games. They will truly miss him.

Dennis had a special relationship with his nephew Dominik Taylor. They would quote the movie Step Brothers as a way of greeting each other. "did we just become best friends?" "Yep, want to go do karate in the garage?"

Dennis's weekends were usually filled with either new crafting projects Melissa designed, sports with the kids, and even the occasional golf outing with his buddies.

Dennis is survived by his loving wife Melissa of 32 years, son Christopher and daughter Amanda - of Jacksonville, Fl. His 3 siblings - Pam Freymiller, Cuba City, Ed (Barb) Beinborn, Barneveld, and Kay (Dan) McWilliams, Cuba City, His sibling-in-laws Merralee (Reuben) Davis, Jon (Cassie) Burwell, Steve (Matt Queen) Taylor, Christalyn (Emanuel) Adorno, Jerrod (Jessica) Koontz - all of Central Florida. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews, cousins, and extended family.

Dennis's love for Melissa was so vast and immeasurable. They gave their all to their happiness - They were and will always be Best Friends and Soulmates.