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Harry Read
January 3, 2025
Dear Reinhart Family,
Please let me extend my belated condolences. I only just learned of Dan's passing. Dan and I were classmates at Harriton, but I knew him mostly from Boy Scouts (Gladwyne Troop 181). I remember Dan as very nice, easy to get along with, generous, diligent and kind--someone you could rely on. I'm saddened to learn about his accident and ultimate passing, and that his promising life was cut short. Clearly he was loved. - Harry Read
Skip Stecker
July 17, 2023
First of all my condolences to all the family and friends of Dan. I have looked for Dan for 45 yrs yes! I never thought to look in obits. Dan and I were roommates at our first duty assignment at 84th Fighter Interceptor Squadron Castle AFB Atwater, CA.
We became quick friends and both of us wanted to fly. So we both marched to Castle headquarters to take the AFO QT Air Force officer qualifying Test. We both scored well but Dan made the cut to be AFA class of 1980, me I had to go AFA prep school for a year. Brutal times in training in this where we lost contact. I resigned from AFA and returned to duty station till I left Military. I always wanted to see Dan and catch up with him because together we had big dreams. I would love to make cont with his family to learn about the rest of Dans life. My email is below
Misty D
November 16, 2010
I took care of Dan in the care center, such a great soul you could see it in his eyes
James Putman
November 11, 2010
Dear Reinhart Family,
I am saddened to learn of your loss. Dan became my very first roommate at the Air Force Academy on June 28, 1976. He helped me survive "First Beast" - the first three weeks of basic training - with a kind and selfless heart. His support continued through our Doolie year in the Tough Twenty Trolls squadron. His memory will always be with me.
James Putman
Class of 1980
November 11, 2010
Dear Reinhart Family: I had Daniel in my PE class at Harrison High School and I can remember him very well. He was one of my best students. My prayers go out to you. You did a great job with him. Well done! Coach Ross
Mike Pampush '80
November 10, 2010
First time I saw Dan on the soccer pitch at the Academy, I said, "He's a soccer player?" He proceeded to school me every which way and I said, "He's a soccer player!" Prayers to you and your family, Dan.
Mike McElwee
November 10, 2010
Dear Reinhardt Family, So sorry to hear of your loss. Dan was always a fun and kind person. Always happy to discuss the latest Philadelphia sports news with me while at USAFA. It made me feel a little closer to home.
Bourke Family
November 10, 2010
Dear Reinhart Family:
So sorry to read of your loss. Please allow God's Word the Bible to provide you the comfort you need during this difficult time in your life.
John Notestein
November 9, 2010
Nothing but good memories of Dan at the Academy. My condolences to the family.
Bruce Fritz
November 9, 2010
May God bless you during the difficult time. Our thoughts and prayers are with you.
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