Dan England
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I knew Dan for several years and consider him one of the finest individuals I've ever met. He helped me acquire several implements and a host of parts over the years. We met on numerous occasions. My Dad joins me in sending our condolences to you and your family. Take comfort in knowing that he's in a better place with no suffering. He was a pillar of honesty and integrity for this tractor forum, and I'm sure for the whole England family. May God bless you and your family.
I met Dan at the Tumble, and then two years ago visited him to pick up some Cub Express parts. We had a catfish dinner across the river and an enjoyable chat at his house. I'm sure sorry to hear that we have lost him.
Bob
Bob
Pony Master
501 Club
I am so sorry to hear of Dan's passing. He was a fine honorable man with an understanding heart. I never got the chance to meet him in person, but I had several conversations with him over the years. He will be missed beyond belief.
Your whole family will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Your whole family will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Corky's Cub
501 Club
Dear family,
We are saddened to hear of your loss, and grateful that you shared your father with us for all these years. Your father was universally respected and liked on this forum, both for his thoughtful subjects of conversation, and for his respectful and gracious nature which transcended the boundaries of our internet format. He will be missed, but remembered fondly.
Dan and I exchanged a good many late night or early morning conversations about a broad variety of subjects, all thoughtful and sincere. I still have one message he sent me over three years ago; where out of the blue, Dan offered a compliment that is still meaningful to me, and for which I will remember him always.
Perhaps the most meaningful record we have of your father's character, is the thoughtful and courageous way he dealt with his health and considered your future without him. Rest assured, you all meant the world to your father, your well-being was foremost in his mind. And while you are undoubtedly suffering great sadness as you move through this difficult time, search thoroughly for the fondest and most cherished memories you can muster, and seal them now in your heart. And that will see you through this time in a way that will honor him and all he meant to each of you.
Fondly and in Dan's memory,
Charles Russell--Corky
We are saddened to hear of your loss, and grateful that you shared your father with us for all these years. Your father was universally respected and liked on this forum, both for his thoughtful subjects of conversation, and for his respectful and gracious nature which transcended the boundaries of our internet format. He will be missed, but remembered fondly.
Dan and I exchanged a good many late night or early morning conversations about a broad variety of subjects, all thoughtful and sincere. I still have one message he sent me over three years ago; where out of the blue, Dan offered a compliment that is still meaningful to me, and for which I will remember him always.
Perhaps the most meaningful record we have of your father's character, is the thoughtful and courageous way he dealt with his health and considered your future without him. Rest assured, you all meant the world to your father, your well-being was foremost in his mind. And while you are undoubtedly suffering great sadness as you move through this difficult time, search thoroughly for the fondest and most cherished memories you can muster, and seal them now in your heart. And that will see you through this time in a way that will honor him and all he meant to each of you.
Fondly and in Dan's memory,
Charles Russell--Corky
Gary Dotson
501 Club
Like many others here on the forum, I never had the opportunity to know Dan personally, but I've always had the utmost respect for him, due to his outstanding presence here. May the family take great pride & comfort in the knowledge that he touched so many lives in such a positive way.
A
Anonymous
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As has been recanted often here, I am another Forum member who never had the obvious pleasure/honor to meet your Father. As recently as 2 months ago, he posted about all the wonderful birds he was feeding in the yard and it was obvious what great pleasure he derived from that activity. A passing such as your Father's is usually harder on those who survive so my hope and message to you is take great comfort from the kind words of many and realize he was one of the "good guys" who made a difference and touched many lives in the process. Best wishes ! Craig
Bill Hudson
501 Club
Rest assured that your father was a true gentleman, respected by all that knew him, either in person or here on the forum. He will be missed very much.
Bill
Bill
Mike in Louisiana
501 Club
I'm so sorry for your loss. I don't know how I can add to all the fine comments He was one fine person . I have known your Dad for the last 6 years and have been up to visit him a few times. Our prayers go out to your family.