Daniel M. Tetreault

Danny my friend, it's been a year since you left us. I can't look across the street or say Hi to your son Dan without thinking about you. I miss our chats and our time working on projects around the neighborhood. I know you're in a much happier and painless place now but I sure do miss you. I'm happy to keep in touch with and work for Dan. It keeps me you closer to me in my heart. Peace my friend.

To the "kids" -Sherry, Danielle, Christina and Danny(aka little Danny in our household)- we are truly sorry for your loss- loosing your dad is loosing a piece of your heart. We had many conversations over the last 40 years with Dan, he was funny,kind, helpful and hard working, oh and liked collecting things . I know he was always right there to help you all. He has suffered enough tho, and finally let go. He´s at peace now, something he so deserves. Know your in our thoughts and prayers....

Sending my condolences on the passing of DannyHe will be greatly missed I'll keep my memories of him so close and in my heartRIP DANNY

My condolences to the Tetreault family. Rest in Peace Daniel Tetreault.

Roxanne and Tetreault family, We are so sorry to learn the passing of your belove brother. Please accept out deepest condolences. The Phillips Family - Elm Avenue - West Springfield Karen, Amy, Jeannine, James, Melissa, Dorothy, Patrick

My deepest sympathy to the Tetreault family. I´m so sorry for your loss. He was a great neighbor, always there to help anyone and everyone. He will definitely be missed. Your neighbor and friend, Sophie

My friend and neighbor, Danny was always available to help me in one of my many projects across the street. If he wasn't able to help he would loan me the right tool for the job. Man did he have tools! Having worked at Home Depot I knew Danny before moving on our street. It didn't take long before we started engaging in conversions about everything. At the end of our chats one of us would says " Well we solved all the world's problems again", because of all the different topics we would...