Daniel J. Flaherty

To all of Dan's family. All of us here at the OCC are so very sad to hear that Dan Sr has passed. Dan has been coming here for years and he always loved our Fried Haddock Parm. He started bringing Sarah in for dinner when she was 2 years old, then came Christopher and Ava. They loved to come in with "Grampy" for clam chowder with "lots of crackers". We will miss Dan, he was a true gentleman.

The first time I went to boston to visit, I call Dan at work and he says,"Did you bring your skates?" We're playing hockey, Monday, Wednesday and Friday; ground hockey, Saturday and sunday. I get off work at 5pm. Meet me at "The Ducks"(the local bar).
That started a 30 year friendship, not only as a cousin, but a life long friend.
I'm so glad that Linda, my sister, was able to visit and give Dan a hand on his vacation trip in the recent past.
Dan Britten Jr. - Dartmouth, NS Canada

I've had this picture on my desk for 32 years and there isn't a week that goes by that i don't look at it and think of the fun we had. My condolences to the family, he was a great guy...

jay

Dear Daniel, Laura Johnny Jude and kids, So very very sorry for your loss. It is so hard to put into words what an incredible, unigue, strong willed, brave, generous , intelligent and devoted man Dan Sr. was. I will be for ever grateful to Dan for helping me out 16 years ago when I needed some direction. I asked for help, he gave it. He was direct , to the point and never candy coated it. I took his help and his advice and I will never forget it. I also will never forget that If you wanted...

To the family of Dan, I send my sincere condolences to you on the passing of your loved one. I worked with Dan at Polaroid up to the end and we kept in touch since then, I am so glad I got to see him before he passed, I will miss him joking with me about being an immigrant. Rest in Peace my good friend, you will always be in my thoughts and prayers.

I knew Dan many years ago and had the honor of playing ball with him on one of those three teams he played for. He had a great sense of humor and was one hell of a switch hitter...he loved when new players would see him come up to the bat and assume he was an "old fogey" because of the gray hair and then he would just smack that ball out of the field!!Next turn up he'd wait for them to get into position and he'd switch to hitting left-handed and smack the ball in the opposite direction! A...

I USED TO WORK AT POLAROID AND NEW DAN SORRY TO HEAR THE LOST OF DAN

PEGGYTOOMEY

Judy, Laura, Daniel, and extended family,

You are in our prayers. We were very sad to hear of the loss of a great person that was so dearly loved by all who knew him. He will be missed. We love you all and will see you tomorrow.

We are so sorry to hear of your loss.
Dan was a great guy.
May the road rise up to meet you, may
the wind be at your back and may God
hold you in the palm of his hand.
Aloha Oi,
Chuck & Jenny