Daniel M. Nitzsche

Dan was a colleague and friend. We spent a lot of time in the field together and pouring over the details of wetland regulations; he taught me much. My condolences to his family whom I never knew personally, but heard lots about. Seth

I had the privilege to collaborate with Dan on a number of construction projects. Wishing his family all the best in this difficult time.

Dear Bea, Emily and Kyle, I am so sorry for your loss, our loss. The time I spent with Danny Boy was precious. He was kind, modest, thoughtful and fun. He had a way of making me and others feel good about ourselves. He was so comfortable in his own skin that he didn´t need to talk about himself and his own accomplishments. He was always excited to share his knowledge about nature. It was a joy to adventure with him in the outdoors. I couldn´t have asked for a better friend. We will miss him...

My condolences to Dans family and all who knew him. He was instrumental in my successes with land development and always offered a wry comment and a great sense of humor. His approach with Conservation Commissions and me was to teach not to preach. I enjoyed his company, his wisdom and lightheartedness even when times werent perfect. I didnt know he was ill and will miss our, too infrequent, conversations and texts.

Sorry for your loss, but happy you had Dan in your lives. He cared about the environment, and helped protect it for everyone. May his memory be a blessing!

Dear Kyle and family, I am so sorry for your loss. I remember your father to be a warm and kind person. Please know I am thinking of you with love and caring during this time. Mrs. Julie Fallon ( your Third Grade teacher )