Daniel R. Bierer

Dan was a good fiend. He was a loyal husband and a giving person. He made time for every one. My deepest sympathy to his family. Jim Wallace

Dan was one our most loyal fans at our luncheon gigs at the Hartland Senior Center. He would listen intently, and when we finished, he would 'make the rounds' thanking the Dudes, and expressing his appreciation for playing our genre of music. Dan always thanked me last, as I remained sitting at the piano - he would reach across the music rack and offer his handshake while sporting a warm and satisfied smile. While withdrawing his hand, he always told me how much he appreciated our...

Will miss hearing him sing "The Winner"

Mike Kellogg, Crossville, TN

Rest in peace, old friend. I'll miss walking with you. May God bless your soul.

Dan was always the most kind, gentle man towards me. When Phil and I were kids he was always willing to help if something was broken, like weld a bike back together. I remember that he loved to fish too. The old 30's Chrysler in the garage was always something that I remember as a kid, he would cruise it around once in a while with somebody the rumble seat. When we (Phil, Eric, Dan and I) wrecked his and Karens' car,( 15 years old by the way, and no drivers license) I had to come face to face...

A great softball player who also was a fan of the game. He and my father played many years beyond their prime for HMC in the church league.