Lt. Col. Daniel Richard Keenan

Coleen, I am so sorry to hear of the passing of your father. My thoughts are with you.

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

Not many people could tell a story like my Uncle Danny. When he was piloting a colonel into the bush during the Vietnam War there was a terrible storm and Danny advised the colonel not to make the trip. After all, he said to the colonel, it's not important to see them today. The colonel replied, "Lt. it's not important that I see them. It's important that they see me out there on a day like today, just as they are."

Oftentimes I have thought of that story and remember its...

Danny Keenan was a great Uncle and a caring godfather. I remember waiting on my Grandmother's porch ,with my brother John, on 113th St in Rockaway for my Uncle Bernie and Danny to return after the Korean War. When he was stationed in Northern Africa with his family, I was able to visit them. An experience I will never forget. I'll miss him as I miss the other members of the Keenan Clan.
The Mc Nulty and the Pryor families send our prayers to Faye, Michael, Colleen, and Terry. ...

Lt. Col. Dan Richard Keenan or as I call him Lolo (which is Tagalog for grandfather). I've been praying for this day to never happen. For as long as I can remember you have been one of the most inspirational people in my life. You've taught me lessons from the most simplest things. I remember every summer when I came to Virgina for vacation you would always take me swimming at the Country Club in Winchester. I remember my first dive off the diving board and the smile on your face when i got...