Daniel Dechert Carpenter

"Carp" was one of my hockey coaches at Eaglebrook and 8th grade dorm advisor. He was a great mentor in life and hockey. He deeply cared about all of us and I can to this day remember his kind smile and great sense of humor. He called me Gabby because I was quiet then. Little did he know I'd turn into a non-stop talking lawyer and really be a Gabby. He was a great man. A legend to those of us around him at Eaglebrook in the late 80s/early 90s.

"Carp" was a dorm master while I was at Eaglebrook School. There were no teacher/mentors I ever experienced in my boarding school career as engaged and interested in us kids as he was. I remember him fondly every day and that was 35 years ago. He was a very fine man.

Dan was a wonderful advisor and mentor to me at Eaglebrook. He always looked after the students and took a genuine interest in our wellbeing. Will never forget visiting his enchanted island on lake Temagami. Thank you for the wonderful memories Carpie. My sincere condolences to his family.

I treasure you, Danny. I think about you, Bill, your dad, who we called Leroy and who always had a kind word and a funny quip, and of course, your mother Jane every day. The number of young men you have influenced in your life is astonishing. Carp! Carp! Carp!

Peter - sending best wishes to you and your family at this very sad time. I love you my friend.

Peter , sending you condolences and keeping you in my thoughts on Dan's passing.

As a student, colleague, and most of all friend, Danny is my true inspiration. Danny, as well as the entire Carpenter family, inspired me to be my best self. Offering advice and spirit when asked for, and support when needed most. I live with Danny, Bill Carp, Dan Sr. and Jane in my heart forever. All my love. Scott

Peter, so sorry to hear about Danny's passing. Thinking of you and sending prayers and condolences to you all.

Dear Peter, My empathy on your loss of your brother. With best wishes, Lyn V