Daniel L. Maas

When someone we love dies, the hardest part is not letting
go of someone we have lost, it's finding the strength and courage to move forward without them. Strength shows not only the ability to persist,
but also in the ability to start again. This was the first lesson
Overcoming traumatic events is hard but we always,Had Danny and he always manage to summon the strength to help us move on and start again. Danny you were a Great co-worker I haven't one bad memory at all. My heart is...

Danny you always brought a smile to our faces. Loved to listen to your stories. You will be missed. Martin and pat penman

Sorry to see you go.....

I wish we had been given more time to get to know each other better, we had few but great conversations in the short time we were in contact. I wish all his friends peace and that you cherish the memories.

Thank you, Danny, for your spirit. I'll treasure the memories. Katie

I had the privilege of knowing Danny. I grew up around him from the time I was a little girl. He was friends with my parents and on occasion my babysitter. Danny was most definitely a "character" as Mr. Kiley put it. Was always full of energy! I have fond memories. I had not seen or talked with Danny for quite some time...I am saddened to hear of his passing. My deepest sympathies. He will be missed. ~Trisha Williams