Daniel Edward Brennan

I was a friend of Dan's at Fordham. We always had fun when we hung out. He was proud of his family and told me about having 9 siblings which seemed crazy in 1990 even at Catholic school. I didn't know he was an actor, but I remember him as handsome and funny. Wishing all who love him, especially his son and his siblings my deepest condolences.

I was so sad to hear of Dan's passing. Dan was my grade school classmate at St. Francis. Though it's been a long time, since I saw him at our last reunion, I have such great memories of growing up with him in our small class. I´m thinking of you and your family during this difficult time. I hope the love and support of those around you bring you comfort.

We are saddened by the loss of Danny and send our condolences and thoughts.
Never say with grief, "he is no more" but rather say with
thankfulness "he was"
May you find the strength to go on.

The last time I saw Danny was two tears ago at Griffin's surfing contest in San Clemente.
As was usual every time we met, he was gentle, kind and funny.
No words can express the depth of sadness his loss causes.
May we all manage our grief over his departure until that grief turns into fond memories of his kindness, friendliness and winning smile.

I remember being in New York with my mom around the age of 13. Dan met us to take us to one of his favorite restaurants. I think it was a Persian restaurant. He got me to eat a beef heart for the first time. But I remember he made me laugh a lot and his energy and smile were very contagious. Leaving me with a lasting impression. I never really spent time with him again after that but I have a vivid memory of that lunch. I´m sorry for everyone´s loss. I hope the family can find peace. I´m sure he´ll be looking after all of us. I love you guys

I remember Danny and Neal when they were young and probably thought we were funny playing The Who in their living room in Wilmette. He was always a nice kid and am so sorry for your loss. Prayers for the whole family. My family saying prayers for you too.

Brennan Clan:

this is heartbreaking to read. DB was a one of my besties from our Wilmette days. Fondly remember his brother Tom getting us into the old Chicago Stadium to watch Blackhawk games since he worked there as an andy frain; riding the el with brother Neal to Wrigley and giving his sister Nora grief as she was friends with my friend's sister. Spent a boatload of time at 1010 Chestnut back in the day. Having lost a sibling myself, my heart goes out to all of you.

Peace.

Dan O'Brien

Dan Brennan worked at Landis in Wayne in high school. He was one of the nicest kids that we met over the years. We became good friends. When he moved to Ny and came back home he would always come back to see us. My sister and I were in Chicago and. Went to a play he was in.. he had the greatest smile that lit up the world. We wish the family condolences!!! May his memory be eternal! The Landis family Jim , Greg and Ra

My love and prayers to Theresa, Wes, Dan´s siblings and everyone who loved him. May God hold him in the palm of his hand forever.

Dan was a bartender at the SoHo Grand when I was his barback, but we became friends and formed a sort of guardian angelship. We never lost contact in 20+ years. There are those connections out there who you send random texts to every 3 years, pick right back up where you left off, make some plans, and then check back in whenever it makes sense . I´ll continue checking in with him for what it´s worth.

Danny is one of the most kind, unique, genuine, caring, understanding and purely amazing people I have ever had the pleasure of knowing. These memories will always live and burn like an eternal flame in my soul. You are never forgotten, and forever appreicated, for everything you have done for everyone you love. I love you Danny. I´ll be seeing you, buddy.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Danny was an amazing man and loved by many at his previous job. He will be forever missed and thought about often.