Daniel Krivit

My condolences to Sandy and the whole Krivit family. Dan and I met in 1973, and although our paths haven't crossed in decades, I will always remember him. This photo was taken in January 1976.

So sorry to hear of your loss. My Mom Shirley Baron Loved Danny and he was always so generous to me. Please let me know of any gathering to honor him.

I am a professor of Public Policy at UMass Amherst, and I lead a lab of Public Policy students who are studying CETA and its impact over the long-term. We are interviewing participants who had CETA jobs in their teens or 20s (who are now in their late 60s to late 70s). Their reflections on the role of CETA in their life trajectory are incredible. We, at the Equitable Transitions to Adulthood Lab, are sorry for your loss; grateful for Daniel's work; happy to know how important CETA was to him;...

Dan was a friend since Brown University (1954), and a generous, humorous, talented, and scholarly gentleman. Very sorry we never met for a mini reunion here in the DC area, as time and good intentions slipped away. Not surprised at his successes and loving family life— his memory holds very warm images of times gone by.
Marshall H. Cohen, Btown Class of 1954 Secretary.