Dan C. Howley

I met Mr. Howley when I was a teenage boy working the gas docks at Romp's Waterport. He had just purchased a new powerboat, a Blackfin. Bluefin? In any case, this was a beautiful and expensive center-console fishing machine.

We had the boat at the marina for prep or test runs or maybe because we took delivery. Don't remember. But when Mr. Howley looked at that boat, he was like a little boy with a new toy. Pure joy!

Interestingly, he had the outboard motor's labels stripped...

Jan just read about Dan's passing in the Georgetown Magazine. I lived with Dan several years and we had many classes together at GU. My prayers will be with you during the next phase of your life. The beginning will be difficult but I can assure you it improves as time passes. It has been 18 months since my wife passed after 48 years together. I am just know beginning to see daylight and begin to experience life again. I remember you from the Hilltop days when you were dating Dan. God Bless...

Just learned of Dan's passing so sorry for your loss.Dan was a good boss ,was a pleasure to work for him at Elyria Spring.

Our thoughts and prayers are with the Howley family. Ed and Andrea Wachter Pittsburgh, PA

Dan was such a gentle soul and always there to lend a hand. I admired and respected him in business but more importantly as a person, I will miss him. I will keep your family in my prayers.

So sorry to learn of Dan's passing. I always enjoyed working with him! Dan was a gentle and kind soul and I pray you will all find comfort in many happy memories and in knowing you have an angel forever.. Sending sincerest condolences...

Our thoughts and prayers to the Howley family.
Don Allison and Charlie Carey Rocky River, Ohio

my prayers are with the family and I wish you comfort in this time of sorrow. Love, Judy

What a beautiful family. What a beautiful man! Much love