Daniel J. Ryan

Dan was an original resident of Abington Arms, residing here over 30 years and was such a kind and caring gentleman! He had numerous friends in the building, one female resident, in particular always got Dan on the dance floor and danced with him at our Holiday dinner. He will be sorely missed by us all. Rest In Peace Dear Friend!
Susan J. Persing, Property Manager

Uncle dan is the most spiritual man on the planet. Go Indians! Go Irish! From those lovable tenenbaum's

Goodbye Uncle Dan. I hope you're not alone anymore. I hope you're not blind anymore.

My Uncle Dan truly taught all of us what it means to be appreciative of all the God has given us. Such a kind hearted and loving man who made an impact on everyone he met. He loved life, deviled eggs and those Cleveland Indians! Uncle Dan was an angel amongst us. Much love, Joanie, Mike, Steven and Andy Smith Dayton, Ohio

My Uncle Dan exemplified the true love and passion of Christ that we all can learn from. Humble servant, loyal, and true friend that will live in my heart forever. "God Love you", he would always say, and now he truly knows.
Much love, Johnny Ferneding, Dayton, OH

When Dan worked with the Catholic Universe Bulletin, he covered the annual Charity Game at Cleveland Municipal Stadium. I played in two of those games for Benedictine. We defeated St. Ignatius in 1952 and lost to Rhodes in 1953. Everytime Dan and I met in the last fifty seven years, he would always reflect on those games and tell me how well I played. Although he was blind, his mind still was able to bring back all the color of those games. I am very sorry that I will not be in town to...