Dennis Farrah is a Vietnam veteran, financial planner, and community leader whose life reflects a deep commitment to service, integrity, and hard work. Raised in a working-class Boston family, Dennis learned discipline and resilience early on—values that would guide him through military service, higher education, and a four-decade career in finance. After receiving an honorable discharge from the U.S. Army in 1972, Dennis pursued dual degrees in mathematics and finance at Roger Williams University, combining analytical precision with strategic insight. In the mid-1970s, he founded his financial planning practice, focusing on accounting, tax preparation, and future tax planning for individuals and businesses. Over 40 years, he built a trusted reputation by helping clients navigate complex financial decisions with clarity and honesty—always prioritizing service over sales. Retired since 2017, Dennis remains active in his community in Fishers, Indiana, supporting local food pantries, Saint Jude’s Hospital, and the Democratic Party. His legacy is defined not just by numbers, but by how he’s used them to help others—reflecting a lifetime of leadership rooted in responsibility, generosity, and integrity.