Daniel J. Kennedy

To Katie, Patty, Anne Marie and Jack,

I was sad to hear about your dad passing, my sympathies to you and your families. I enjoyed working with him over the years; we shared a lot of laughs, he had a great sense of humor. He loved his garden and his Red Sox and Pats. But what was most impressive about him was his faith, and his love of family. He was a man who lived his faith, both through his conversations and his lecturing at the Arch Street Shrine. His book about Danny was a great...

Dear Katie, Patty, Anne Maudie & Jack:
It is with deep sympathy and fond memories that I send this message.
Dan was a holy man of deep faith who in the last yeats of his life cared for his beloved wife at home, finished two books published on Amazon. The first book was an Fr..Danny . The second book reciently finished was on Alice-A mothers Love is a blessing. We had lengthy talks on the book. And many laughs. The book provoked many memories from the Cape that we laughed about. He...

My deepest sympathy to Daniels family. I only met him once at my daughter and son-in-laws home in Needham, but was immediately drawn to his wit and charm. I read his book about his dear son and am looking forward to reading his new one. Although he will be missed, I feel he has been reunited with his loving wife and dear son. May he Rest In Peace.

Dan was very kind to me and we often talked over coffee at DunkinDonuts. He was a humble pious family man who helped his family and many people during his life . I was touched one day when he gave me a copy of a book that he had written about his son who was a priest. That book will stay in my living room. I will miss Dan and so will anyone who came into his life God bless Dan and my sympathies to his family