Daniel A. Courtemanche

Captain Dan was one of our favorite volunteer drivers and handymen for Community Caregivers. He was willing to tackle almost any project or drive. He met each client with finesse, chivalry and care. A true gentleman. He then became a client and it was our privilege to help him in his time of need. He was always hopeful he would beat it and never wanted to give up trying. He will be missed. We express our condolences to the whole family.

Our deepest sympathy goes out to the Courtemanche Family from his musical family and friends from Jocko's Jazz at the Sahara Club. He was a fine man and loyal patron of our jazz venue and we are proud to call him friend. Dan and your family are in our thoughts.

Dear Val and the Courtemanche Family,
We are so sorry to hear about the passing of your father. It doesn't make it easier, but keep all of your beautiful memories close to your heart, and he will live on there forever. You are in our thoughts and prayers and extend our deepest condolences. With Sincere Sympathy, Susan (Farelli) and Kevin Kattar

Valerie, I am so sorry to hear this news about your father! I remember the time we spent together; I just can't find the words to express my feelings. Your family certainly has been under a lot lately and you are all in my prayers!

To know Dan was to know you were in the presence of someone who gave unconditionally of himself. Kind hearted and genuine with a wonderful sense of humor! I will never forget the hand and shoulder he extended to my Mom over 18 years ago. The true definition of a friend! After her passing, he kept that hand and shoulder extended to myself and my husband and we came to proudly call him our "Adopted Dad" or "Honorary Dad". Sunday breakfasts and patio chats won't be the same without him and...

Valerie and Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you at this most difficult time. Your Dad did so much to help others from driving to assisting us in putting on the First Community Thanksgiving. He always had a kind smile, words of wisdom or a story to tell. He will be missed and may you find comfort in the memories and knowing he is always present.
Hugs and prayers,
Lorrie Belinsky

To know Dan was to know you were in the presence of someone who gave unconditionally of himself. Kind hearted and genuine with a wonderful sense of humor! I will never forget the hand and shoulder he extended to my Mom over 17 years ago. The true definition of a friend. After her passing, he kept that hand and shoulder extended to myself and my husband and we came to proudly call him our "Adopted Dad" or "Honorary Dad". Sunday breakfasts and patio chats will never be the same. Our hearts...