DANNY,
A FRIEND NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN. A MAN WHO WAS A TRUE GENTLE KIND LOVING AND WONDERFUL FRIEND. ALWAY READY TO LEND A HAND HELP ALL AND WAS WONDERFUL TO WORK FOR.  THOSE DAYS WILL ALWAYS BE GREAT MEMORIES.  SOME DAYS A CLOWN  SOME DAYS A SHOULDER TO CRY ON. NEVER A WRONG ALWAYS A RIGHT DAY.  YOU HAD A LOVING FAMILY, I  STILL MISS YOUR DAD, WHAT HE TAUGHT ME AND HOW WE WORKED SO HARD TOGETHER. MY HEART IS BROKEN TONIGHT KNOWING YOU ARE GONE. I HOPE WE WILL MEET AGAIN SOMEDAY HAPPY AND WELL.  MAY YOUR FAMILY BE BLESSED AND LOVED WITH YOUR MEMORIES. DEE ANN AND FAMILY

Danny,
Marilyn and I have never known a finer gentleman.  We saw little of Danny and Marcy after moving to California in 1998 and learned only today of Danny's death from Kathy Guerke.  We still have a number of Danny's memory plaques, and I think of Danny every single time I push the audio button.  Thank you for being the ultimate gentleman role model for so many people.  You are missed and will always remain an influence.  Respectfully and lovingly, Mike and Marilyn

Danny,
Generous, humorous, great listener are just a few of the words I would start with to describe my friend  In a very real sense you are my life saver.

I will always treasure our movie talks and our critiques about who won the Academy Awards.  For many years the only time we got to talk was regarding the movie winners and what we thought or if talked early enough."  I am so glad that I saw you earlier this year.  I only have the greatest of memories of you and Marcy and our families together.  Remember your idea of "Balloon Tennis" in your basement?  Only you buddy.
Hal

Danny and I were friends since 1953.
There was no finer or gentler man in the world than him.
His family was his life.
We are all so blessed to have known such a wonderful person.
Dudley Dworken

Danny--you were awesome in every sense of the word. Every time I drive down Lakenheath Way to my house I will envision you coming to my car and smiling and alway taking the time to chat with me. This world will never be the same without you.
Barbara Luria

Danny the first time we met I felt like I was visiting an old friend who I've known for years. Thanks for all that you did to make  our lives easier everyday! Your kindness and generosity will be your legacy!  Miss You!  Love Always, Steve

Danny and I shared a professional relationship that became a friendship. I did calligrahy for Danny's clients and I brought him my projects that he laminated for me. I remember standing at the counter in his shop in Kensington and talking for a long time. We solved the world's problems and "kvelled" about our children. He was a wonderful person, a true "mensch" and he will be sorely missed.

Danny taught me how to eat sand from the sandbox under the porch on Albermarle street, for that I will be forever grateful! It was a lifetime ago, but he was my first boyfriend and his home and family, my second family. I hold his memory dear.

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Danny like his father who was so proud of him was a true kind gentle-man.They just dont make them like that anymore. I especially appreciate the kindness he showed my mother over the years. You will be missed "pal".

Stephen Kraft Grossman

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Daniel "Danny" Barr Kraft

April 12, 1949 – December 15, 2010

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