Daniel Edward Gawiak

Vicki and Family,

I always enjoyed visiting your family on our summer vacations to the north as a child. I considered Dan and Vicki part of our family as I know my Dad (Bob Dragner) always enjoyed spending quality time with his dear friend Dan. Dan will truly be missed by all.

My Dad and Dan took me to my first professional baseball game back in 1989 to see the Mets play the Reds, and I will never forget that experience.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.

Vicki and family, my deepest condolences for your loss. Dan was one of the most genuinely nice people I've had the pleasure of knowing. I knew Dan from Baxter where he was always ready to lend a hand when needed. He was also my fish tank buddy at the office. He will be missed.

Dan was a very nice man who had a smile for everybody. I remember walking by him in the hallways at Baxter and how I was always greeted with a smile and a hi. He will be sorely missed. My deepest condolence to his wife Vicki and his entire family.

I only knew Dan for a couple of years and worked in tech services with him for 4 months. He trained me in a few things at cherry hill. Even though I didn't know him long, he was such a ray of sunlight. He was always smiling and very nice. I saw him a few times in the Chemistry lab and he would smile at everyone he passed by. I'm so sorry for your loss. He will be missed very much. Take care and God Bless.

I wish to express my sympathy for your loss of Dan. I worked with Dan for many years in Cherry Hill. His joining the Technical Services group was a great blessing for us. I really liked the fact that there was another guy my age in the department that was willing to work hard and had the courage to wear a purple shirt once in a while. Be assured that Dan was really well appreciated as a co-worker. I was constantly impressed how he was able to work hard and solve the difficult problems. ...

i just want to say that Dan was a great person. he was the nice guy i ever worked with. i'm going to miss him alot.

Shane Niji