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Edward Vertuno
April 7, 2003
I, too, want to offer my deepest sympathy to all of Dan's family. I have been out of the country and just learned of his death last night. It was my privilege to have been coached/taught by this man of principle and dedication. Fenwick will miss him. We will all miss him.May he rest in peace.
Pat Naughton
April 1, 2003
I would like to offer my deepest sympathy to all of Dan's family. I regret that I missed the services. I was out of town and didn't know of Dan's passing until I returned. He was a dear and longtime friend of my father, Pat, and my uncle, Clem. Dan was a big help to me in making the arrangements when my father died in 1990. My thoughts and prayers are with Dan and his family.
Beth Pieranunzi
March 30, 2003
I never met Dan O'Brien, but he was indeed a legend at Fenwick. May God bless him and his family at this time... from a member of Fenwick's class of 1998.
George Mc Elligott
March 26, 2003
I am honored that I knew such a great and devoted man as Dan. Dan thought me much and developed in me abilities that I did not know I had as I am sure he did for many others. I am sure that God holds him in the hollow of His hand. Dan please continue to keep a watch over our great school Fenwick.
Joseph Gubbins
March 25, 2003
I grew up next door to Fenwick and had the pleasure of knowing Dan from the time I was in grammer school. He, Tony Lawless and Bill Shay were dedicated educators who played a huge role in the development of many Fenwick students.I am sure that a great reunion is taking place in heaven!
Anita Karr
March 25, 2003
Tom, please accept our deepest sympathies. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this difficult time. The Karrs:Anita, Roger, Sarah and Owen
Ed Ahern
March 24, 2003
As the Irish like to say, "He Wore It Well." Rest in Peace, Dan O'Brien.
Paul Chestnut
March 24, 2003
My sympathy to Dan's family. Dan was a strong influence on my life. A great person and a great coach.
Bob Doyle
March 24, 2003
When I think of Fenwick I usually think of "the Dobber." In addition to taking care of our physical problems, Dan was someone you could always talk to man to man in an era when sports authority figures were hard to get close to.He was a fine human being of the old school.
Robert A. Wicklander
March 24, 2003
A good man who will be missed. Dan taught me many good qualities
Leo Latz III
March 24, 2003
No one loved Fenwick High School more than Dan O'Brien as evidenced by his life long commitment to our alma mater. I am grateful for the years I knew Coach O'Brien as a student, player, co-worker, menter and friend. His dedication, passion and enthusiasm were an inspiration to all who came into contact with him. I have no doubt that he is with God, his beloved Meg and has probably already convened Tony Lawless and all the other Chicago Catholic League Hall of Famers who have preceeded him in Heaven!
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