Daniel "Dan" Ristic

Dear Janet, Corey, and Mike; It's been a year and Dan is still talked about and remembered at Union Tank. His legacy with us lives on. I hope you are all doing well.

Dear Jan and Corey: We enjoyed having you, Dan and Corey as neighbors in Crown Point. We send our heartfelt sympathy to you and Corey for your loss. Dan was a good husband, father and neighbor. You will be in our prayers.

Mike and Barb Moloney

Dan was a great friend, co-worker and a joy to be around. Dan touched the lives of many Union Tank employees. I will miss his odd sense of humor.

Dan was my first best friend in childhood . Through the empty lots and backyards of Hemlock Street we
played countless hours of "Army"back in the early 1960's. Everybody wanted Dan to be on their side because he knew so much and played so well. When my family moved, it was very hard to leave my friend behind.Throughout my life, I have been grateful for those early happy memories.

I send my deepest sympathy to Dan's wife, sons, and all his friends and especially to Mrs....

Janet & Family:
Dan brought a smile and a laugh to everyone he met, especially those of us who worked with him. We miss him.
Art & Diane Chesna

I worked with Dan at Blaw Knox and Union Tank Car, you couldn"t find a nicer person.he will be missed.

Dear Janet and Cory, I am so sorry for your loss. I will genuinely miss Dan's wit, sense of humor and friendship. He was the definition of a good husband and father. May your cherished memories guide you through the difficult times ahead.
Deeply saddened,

Janet, I'm very sorry to hear about Dan. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your son.

Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.