DANIEL REARDON

It´s late but we were Dr. Reardon´s patients for many years before we moved away from the area. Always enjoyed talking to him because he was very sincere and genuine and we discussed the good things but also the messiness of life. Always missed him and more so now that he´s gone.

I was a poor immigrant from Africa when I first came to the DC area. Les than 2 yrs after I arrived in DC,I discovered that I had a rotten tooth and needed an emergency root canal .I was poor and had no insurance.Dr. Reardon, one of our regular customers at the gas station I worked at, upon being told of my situation by my boss, who was friends with Dr.Reardon have me a call and asked me to come to his Dental practice in Downtown DC. He did a root canal for me for free and the procedure was...

In memory of Daniel, who was my Peace Corps teacher in Bangante in 1969-1971, upon my visit to his gravesite in December 2022, with devotion. Noé Tenfa Yonga

I hope I am not being rude at this point. But is this the Dan Reardon who's father served in the 211th Field Artillery, formed from the Mass. Nat'l. Guard, during WWII and who's mother, I believe, came from Bucksport Maine? If so we had corresponded years ago re-the 211th, I lost his name and just found it during a cleaning. If anyone remains with interest in the 211th I would like to contact you.

Dan was a classmate from Georgetown Dental School. He was among the more mature ones during tough times thru school. He brought life experiences to the table. We lost track over 42 years since graduation. We offer sympathies to his family.

I am so sad to learn of this. Dan was a lovely, thoughtful man and conversations with him were always intelligent and stimulating. I will miss him. My condolences to his family.

My sincerest sympathy for the family. The sad news of Dan's death has reached the Reardons out West (the Dan and Loretta clan). I'm so sorry for this sudden and tragic loss and will keep you all in my prayers.

Dan was a renaissance man, one for all seasons. He never stopped aiding so many. His dental work got compliments from my subsequent Harvard Dental Faculty member dentist when I moved to Boston. We were among the lucky few who got into rowing at Saint John's. Dan was the personification of Jesuit ideal: Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam Inque Hominum Salutem: To the Glory of God and the Salvation of Humanity. Dan took the Ignatian creed to the people. I might call him The Street Dentist for the unknown...