Daniel Michael O'Brien

We think about and talk about you often. We all miss you at the ranch!

Thank you for 10 wonderful years spent with you and our family. I'm everything I am because you loved me and our children. I will always love you. RIP

Susan and family - we are deeply sorry for your loss with Dan. Dan was always so positive and brought this certain uplifting feeling when he was in the room. He would brighten a room with his smile, knowledge and conversation. Every time we talked with him, you could tell he was genuinely engaged in the conversation. He will truly be missed!! Sincerely, Michael White and Family

What a loss. He was such an energetic , fun and smart person. Always full of life and curiosity. Never met a stranger. He will be missed.

He was the smartest and one of the kindest people we had the pleasure of getting to know. We will miss him greatly!

An extraordinarily creative and sincere man, Dan brought winning ideas to the many opportunities EDS tackled. Together with his wonderful wife and soulmate Susan, they, literally and figuratively, showed a square peg could indeed fit into a round hole. Seemingly never discouraged, Dan applied his considerable intelligence to problems that may have seemed intractable, and always with a smile of total sincerity and graciousness. May this fine man rest in peace. He made this world a better place...

I knew Dan initially through squash, as a player who always wanted a game, wanted to learn and also knew how to compete. As you can see from his Obit, he was a behind the scenes person who knew a lot about a lot of things, and we could talk for hours about his experience and areas of expertise. But more than professionally, he was a lover of life, and engaged in many thoughts and ideas. Usually starting a chat with "hey, have you ever been to, because we are...). Dan was truly a...

Dan will be missed by me and so many others. He taught me so much about caring for people, the earth, dogs, animals, and ourselves. He was always kind and respectful no matter the circumstances. Having a glass of scotch on the screened porch at PRR, walking the dogs around the plum thicket, working on tractors, hunting and trapping hogs, it was always fun. He was a great man.