Daniel A. Lauria

Just got back to Mass. and heard about Dan...so sad! He was one of the best 3rd baseman for Braintree and helped lead us to our 2nd Tournament appearance in a row in 1965. What a GREAT teammate and friend.
Jim Laneau, Vero Beach, Fl.

Rest In Peace Dan. It was a pleasure getting to know you. You will be missed my many. My love to Rosemarie and the family.

Grief can be so hard, but our special memories help us cope. Remembering you and your loved one today and always.

I had the privilege to know Dan and had shared many memories with him as I would sit with him to be a companion for him m so his lovely wife could go to her appointments or shopping and do other errands that needed to be done .
I feel so blessed and grateful for knowing him for only about a year or so ago . We would play games , watch tv , and go for walks as he loved to be out in the sun even on the very hot days . Dan also loved sitting in the sun room where the warmth of the sun would just be so relaxing for him . I remember that he would try to teach me black jack card game which he was very very good at . Once I brought over my laundry quarters so we could play for money but I told him that whatever he won he would have to give back all my quarters so I could take home with me to do my laundry . He thought it was so funny and we both had a good laugh about it . There is so much more I could share about our times we shared together. Dan was a gentle soul of a man and so I want to say thank you Dan for being my friend and for letting me be a part of your life . I love you Dan . May you be blessed in heaven for eternity and resting at peace now . You will be greatly missed by me and all who knew you and loved you so very much .
With all my love Cathy Sisto

Your heart soon will be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.