Daniel Wesley Robrahn

My dearest friend departed too early; he will be remembered keenly for his many remarkable traits and his life and favorable impacts celebrated till the end. Rest in peace, brother/see you on the other side!

Dan was a great friend and colleague and his loss leaves a huge void in many that knew him. We were fortunate to be able to come together to remember Dan and appreciate all of the memories he left with us. He is sorely missed and gone way too soon. Rest in peace my dear friend.

This a photo of Dan I took on Apr. 16, 2004. He is standing in front of the Haitian Presidential Palace with the US Ambassador's security detail. He is carrying a Colt 9mm submachine gun.

My husband and I had the pleasure of meeting Dan when we attended the graduation of our son and Dan and their special friends from the State Department course for Special Agents in the Diplomatic Security devision. We spent time that weekend with our son, Matthew, Dan and a few friends. When Dan was working in San Francisco we had more time with him and Matthew kept us up on all of the various exploits and life situations of his friend. We loved Dan's joyful personality, he had an easy going...

My Brother Dan... Recently, a long-time friend of Dan's asked me what my favorite thing about him was. Endless memories instantly flooded my mind, but one stood above all. Dan had the purest-looking jumper of anyone I´ve ever played hoops with. His J was "Straight Butter" (as my friends like to say ). He never rushed-always in control, always on balance. His shot was textbook: straight up and down, like 6 and 12 o´clock. He´d elevate, flick that wrist with perfect form,...