Daniel B. Fry

Dan was one of the strogest men I ever knew, but he always got a gleam in his eye when talking about his family. I learned a lot from him and was proud to call him my friend.
Bob Stevens

Although I didn't know Dan, I spoke with him many times by telephone. I believe he was a caring and generous man who loved and deeply cared for his daughter and mother. May he rest in peace. My sincere condolences to his daughter and family.

Dear Danny, When I heard of your passing my first thought was that word you used so frequntly. "Unbelievable"! We met at corrections basic training in 1975 and immediately became friends for life. You were going to leave corrections for the postal service. I was going to be an electrician. But together we logged 57 years in that prison.
Oh, the things we saw, the things we did and the people we met. Together we have a lifetime of memories. On the job we had "the Hawk", T.P. on the I-beam, the gas can, and so much more. Then there was the '78 Trans AM, Brothers Brown, "pong", the G-Man and waxing the cars on a warm summer day.
You were my confidant and the the most trustworthy of friends. I will miss you more than words can express. Now two thirds of the 1976-1978 Mohawk 2-10 shift walks the tiers in heaven. May God bless and keep you until I walk with you and Big John again.
Mrs. Fry, Chelsea and Suzie....you are in my thoughts and prayers. He loved you all so very much.
Goodbye, dear friend. Though your body be at rest, your spirit will live on with all of us who have been so touched by your strength and kindness.

With Heartfelt Sympathy, for Dan's family....
May fond memories bring you comfort and peace. Others care about you and want to help you through this difficult time.
With Sympathy, Darlene Cline (SCIC)

Dan was a great guy to work with. He not only got along with staff but was respected by all who came in contact with him.

Charmaine Rhan, Highspire, PA

The members and friends of Jordan United Church of Christ extend our deepest sympathy and Christian love to Miriam, Susan, and the entire family at this time of loss and grief. May the peace of the Risen Christ offer you comfort and hope in the days ahead.

Dan and I worked together at SCI Camphill for many years. He was my first Sgt when I was assigned to his cellblock. Dan was a great guy that taught me alot about corrections.Dan will be missed by many. My prayers go out to Dans family

Daniel B. Fry Families

Death leaves a heartache no one can heal love leaves a memory no one can steal. May God's loving arms surround you at this time of sorrow. Cherish those memories. God Bless you, Faye M. Smith Foulk, Job Coach

I met Dan in 1996 at SCI Camp Hill, and he was absolutely the best. So knowledgeable, so helpful, and above all I learned to know a little of Chelsea through him. He adored her. Very shocked to learn of his death. My condolences to the family.

I worked with Dan for years and supervised him at one time. Dan was strong as an ox, but had a gentile heart. He always talked of his daughter and loved he so. He will be missed.

To Dan's family,
I was shocked to learn about Dan's passing. I worked with him at Camp Hill, he was a true officer and gentileman. May God bless and comfort you at this time.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the family, I had the honor of working with Dan for quite a long time. He was a great co worker and a terrific individual.

So sorry to hear of Dan passing. My condolences to his family and friends. I worked with Dan at camp Hill on a cell block, he was first my Sgt. then the block counselor. I always enjoyed working with him and having conversations. He was a great guy and I will always remember him.

I knew Danny for 32 years and I can say that we are the best of friends and that will never change. We stuck together throught thick and thin. We always supported each other. After I married and he married we all were the best of friends. Oh my how I will miss my best friend. I have always loved my friend Danny. Barb Leonard

My sincerest condolences to Dan's family. He was a great co-worker and friend. We spend a lot of shifts together over the years.

Sad to hear of such a great man and an even greater freind passing. He is in better place now and we should be jealous of him. We ALL will see him sometime in the future. He was and is a gretat man and person

Dan was one of the first people I met at the prison and a big help in learning the ways of the joint. He will be missed.

Sorry to here about Dan Passing. He was a great Person I known him from Camp Hill and on Most days I would be the last person he would See when he left the Main Gate as the 2/10 Main Gate officer and the one with the Key to the Gate so he could Leave. Now he with the Great Man him self and looking down on us and He Laughing at us NOW THAT HIS PROBLEMS ARE GONE God Bless you Dan and may you Rest in Pease

What is Life?
"What is Life ? It is the flash of a firefly in the night.
It is the breath of a buffalo in the winter time.
It is the little shadow
which runs across the grass
and loses itself in the Sunset. "
My NDN Heritage, Oklahoma Creek-Cherokee.
I considered Danny a Friend and we worked together for years at SCI-Camp Hill.