Jul 27, 1994 - Jul 26, 2015

Soccer was Denes’ passion along with enjoying his many friends. He was a strong believer in Christ and loved to attend church and sing worship songs his entire life. He had a passion for people loved to hang out with friends and family.

He helped lead Claremont High School to CIF Boys Soccer in 2011. He was “ Rookie of the Year” as a Freshman, he was “Most Valuable Player” as a Junior, as a Senior he was Captain and directed his team to the play offs and had an excellent year.

Denes was always good in a crowd as he thrived around people. He loved being part of the “Wolf Pack” it was an honor! His favorite classes were Business Enterprise, Spanish and Photography. He has his own t-shirt design company he created at the age 15, was an entrepreneur. Wanted to start working on his business after College. He won “Business Enterprise Award” leader of the year. Denes continued his love for soccer playing on Chaffey College’s team. He would later transfer to a Cal State to get his Bachelor's in Business and Marketing, he also was considering becoming a Fireman or Medical field as he loved to help people. He mentioned he wanted to “save lives” and always felt good when helping others. But what Denes truly loved the most was his younger sister Angyalyk. He did anything and everything for her. Denes has always wanted a brother but told us that Angyalyk was better than any brother he could ever have had. She was it! 
 

At about 1:18 a.m., Denes Kantor, a resident of Rancho Cucamonga, was the driver of a silver 2007 Mini Cooper traveling eastbound in the 15300 block of Foothill Boulevard at a high rate of speed.

Kantor lost control of his vehicle, which veered into the westbound traffic lanes and struck a white 2003 Honda Civic traveling westbound, the San Bernardino County Sheriff Coroner's Division said.

Kantor was transported to a hospital, where he later succumbed to his injuries and was pronounced dead at 1:57 a.m.

The Honda was driven by a 24-year-old from Hesperia and a total of four people were in that car. All four of them were transported to a hospital with significant, but non-life-threatening injuries, according to the Fontana Police Department.

The Mini Cooper had major roll-over damage. The Honda Civic had major front end damage.

The Fontana P.D. is investigating the incident.

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Green Valley Cemetery - Sahuarita, Pima County, Arizona