Daniel E. MEINKING

Daniel was incredibly popular for his generosity, intelligence, dedication and ability to share his talents with others. https://timenote.info/de/Daniel-E-Meinking

We never met, did we, Dan? Yet the scores of hours on the phone enthusing over chess problems and other matters made me think of you as a trusty brother. I can't help wishing that you will, in some way, return to us after, to use one of our favorite terms from chess composition, your Rundlauf.

I worked with Dan on a couple of projects a few years back. I was amazed at his technical insight & capabilites. He knew I like crossword puzzles, and he shared his Alpha Slueth game with me,which I found to be considerably more challenging. I will keep Dan and his family in my thoughts and prayers.

My sincerest condolences to the Meinking family. Dan is a chess legend in Cincinnati and everyone at the Cincinnati Chess Club will miss him.

Dear Aunt Priscilla, Steve, John, Paul, Jim, Randy, and all your loving families,

Please know that I am thinking of and praying for Dan and for all of you during this horrible time. What a shock it was to hear this dreaded news from Barb. I am so very sorry that I am in FL and unable to be there to give you a proper hug and share my condolences. What an amazingly smart and great guy cousin Dan was. How he excelled at things like chess and created puzzles I culdn't solve no matter how...

Dan was such a special part of our team at USBank. He was very passionate about his work and loved creating new programs. A great void will be left with his passing as we attempt to continue his work. I feel very privileged to have known Dan. My deepest sympathies to all of his family.

My deepest sympathy and prayers to Dan's family. Dan was a great co-worker and will be greatly missed.

Dan had the ability to help you with problems without making you feel stupid - which was greatly appreciated. My thoughts and prayers are with family and friends.

My thoughts and prayers go out to Dan's family. I will miss our instantly messaging at U.S. Bank. He was a very thoughtful and considerate person and will be greatly missed.