ARTHUR DALE "DANIEL" BOOTH

I just learned of his passing today. I'm so sorry. I plowed his driveway for the past 10 years and didn't see his name on my list this year. He was a great guy and would always wave to me when I was clearing the snow. Prayers to his family and friends.

Well, I 'm like Jim McCarthy, I've known Dan for 35+ years and didn't his first name was Arthur! I loved Dan Booth like a brother I never had. He was one of my closest and dearest friends. We talked almost every week. And we always said, we loved each other at the end of the call. I got a chance to talk with Dan 3 times before he died and I'm so thankful for that. With all his medical issues he never wanted to discuss them, but wanted to know how my wife, Cheryl, was doing. She had a...

Dan - our sweet and loyal friend. We’ve had so many laughs, tears, and arguments. I forget names, birthdays and special occasions, but not our buddy Dan. He never missed a special date - Once it was in his head, I don’t know how or where he kept it stored, but he never forgot. He would take me to lunch or dinner, on every special Barbie day-(As he called it) I had 2 bdays a year that we celebrated. After I moved to Arkansas, I received an email on every special occasion. I looked forward...

Dan the Positive. Dan was my first trainee at 3M ! We went to River Falls and Hudson Wisconsin to sell some S72 Bowmachines and Sasheen Ribbon! We had a fun day and ended with a cold beer! Dan was always eager to learn and prove he would be the best of the lot! He fought cancer for many years But always stayed positive and caring for others! A true 3M friend who helped make 3M one the the greatest companies that cared for it’s employees! Dan made my life happier and will sorely be missed!...

What would I like to say about Arthur?? Firstly, why didn’t he share that his actual name was Arthur?

I worked with Dan at 3M; spent approximately 10 years working the Chicagoland market together in similar capacities. He would take the time to invite this younger, inexperienced me for lunch or happy hour on numerous occasions. He did so as a friend, but more so to help me navigate the challenges of the job. I left those get-togethers with a little less stress, a bit more...