Daniel Patrick TULLY

My condolences to the Tully Family and friends for your loss of Dan. May it be comforting to you that through his generosity, he was a great person and accomplished a great deal to the benefit of the family and others. He will be rewarded by God (Proverbs 19:17) ~ Linda, Queens, NY

Dan was a friend and mentor who added much to my carer with Merrill Lynch. He will be missed by all. Joe Beerbower

Dan was a leader and a true family man. When I worked at Merrill Lynch, he set the tone of the entire firm that we were one big family and each member was important. This world needs more Dan Tullys. We will truly miss you Dan but your wonderful legacy lives on. May God comfort all of Dan's loved ones and encourage all of us to do the things he wants us to do every day. Warmest regards, Greg Pipkin

I grew up with the Tully Family--just another kid from another one of the many large, Irish-American families in Stamford. While some is known publicly of the many philanthropic contributions Dan Tully made along the way, during his exceptional career and after---what may not be as well-known is how much he personally helped and contributed to the city of Stamford, Ct, and to its youth, over the years.
Dan helped me get my very first internship, straight out of high school. And, as I...

Dan Tully was real leader with a instinct for how to motivate people. He made every employee feel important and valued. Merrill Lynch was a great firm under Dan and he will be missed.
Tom Kurlak
Merrill Lynch research 1978-1999

My sincere condolences to the entire family of Dan Tully.I was a Merrill Lynch employee from 1959 until my retirement in 2005 and watched Mr.Tully make the greatest firm in the history of Wall Street even greater.I had the pleasure of golfing and attending Firm related functions.I was last with Dan at the Firm's centennial celebration held in Palm Beach Gardens,Fl.As always he was extremely cordial and courteous to all who greeted him.His Irish eyes were always smiling.


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