Daniel Joseph Munier

In 1967 I was a shy kid from South Carolina when I had the good fortune to meet Dan on the playground of Foster City elementary school and he´s been one of my best friends for over 50 years. Once you became Dans friend you were his friend for life. If you screwed up, he forgave you. If you needed help, he was always there. Dan´s been the historian of our youth for decades and has the uncanny ability to remember every detail of the people, places and events in our lives. Dan lived his life keeping those memories and his friendships alive. I´m confident that given time Dan would´ve found a classic 60s GTO to go with his dune buggy and his 57 Chevy. Cruising El Camino was our favorite weekend activity. One Saturday night we left our car at the Hillsdale Cinema and decided the best way to meet girls was to hitchhike up and down El Camino trying to get picked up. Dan had forgotten his wallet at home that night and unbeknownst to us our mothers decided they would find us and bring Dan his wallet. We were initially excited when we saw two girla in a bright yellow 280 Z pulling up to talk to us until we discovered it was them. We caught hell from our moms for that for a long time after. When Dan and I visited or talked on the phone we could spend hours reminiscing about the crazy stuff we did as teens and catching me up on what our old friends are up too now. Dan I miss you and love you man.

Hal Ridlehuber

Mr. Dan I have no words. Fly high. Today the pain of losing you is difficult to bear because this world needed you for some many more years. A man may die, but his legacy will continue through his deeds.

As one of Dan's best friends, although he had many. Dan touched my life for the better every day. He was a friend, an advisor, a mentor, a humorist and brother to me. He will forever be in my heart and I still talk to him daily to let him know how well he is missed, by the world.

Mr. Dan will forever be remembered as one of the greatest men I met in my life. I am at peace that he knew I felt this way but will always miss his leadership and friendship. Gone too soon, but he would want all of us to keep going. My deepest condolences to his daughter and wife.

Dan will be greatly missed. I worked for him when he owned Prime Video. I was in the office when he found out he was going to be a dad! I knew him for over 31+yrs... even after the move back to CA, he always kept in touch... checking on me and my kids... he will he remembered fondly and truly missed... our deepest condolences are with the family