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Mildred Boyce
December 22, 2016
I was so sorry to learn about Dan's passing. Working with him at Southport Financial years ago was a pleasure - a true gentleman. I know he will be missed but his memories will live on. My prayers to Barbara and the rest of the family. Millie.
Joyce Gailey
December 19, 2016
It is with much sadness that I heard of Dan's passing. I was priviledged to work with Dan in telecommunications and found him a compassionate and experienced executive who provided leadership to those around him. My deepest condolences to his family and friends at this time of loss.
December 16, 2016
When someone we love becomes a memory our memories become a treasure. May the God who,"binds up the broken-hearted and comforts all who mourn" sustain your family during this challenging time. Our heartfelt sympathy to all.
Patricia and John Lynch
December 15, 2016
Our deepest condolences to Barbara and the entire family. May God be with you in this difficult time and may He receive Dan into the ever lasting joy and happiness of Eternal Life in Heaven. We shall always remember Dan's fighting spirit as he battled Parkinson's disease and Barbara's strength and loving commitment to him in this struggle.
Jacqueline and Michael Johndrow
December 15, 2016
Barbara,
Please know that Michael and I are thinking of you at this very sad time. We sincerely hope that all, and there are many, of your memories of Dan will sustain you going forward.
With love and concern,
Jacqueline
Michael Fitzsimmons
December 14, 2016
My deepest condolences to Barbara and Dans' family. May you find comfort in knowing he is at peace and in the the arms of our Lord. Your love and care for Dan in his time of need was incredible and a model for us all. May God bless you and hold you as you grieve this tremendous loss.
Sarah Montague
December 13, 2016
We lost my hero, one of the most compassionate and most intelligent people I will ever have the honor to know and call my Dad. He is a profile in courage as he fought this insidious illness with such bravery. Let's remember him for how he contributed to our lives before Parkinson's.
Among many of my key memories:
I will come back and share my Eulogy here after the mass. But here is a sneak peek:
He taught me to sail and insisted that I master how to get back up after capsizing. He was really teaching me how to be resilient.
He took us on great adventures around the world, both family travel and we lived in some remarkable places. He taught us how to be citizens of the world.
After my husband Craig, Dad was the first family member to hold our son Jack (now age 11) in his arms within one hour of his birth. Dad had tears of joys in his eyes. He and Jack adored each other.
I look forward to reading your memories.
Sarah
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