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2007, Outstanding Forestry Activist by NHTOA.

2008 Certificate of Appreciation/Bronze 25 Club by American Tree Farm System. 2012, New Hampshire Timberland Owners Association, Presidents Award/Bay State Forestry, and Outstanding Forester Award by Society of American Foresters. 2013, Forester of the Year by Granite State Division of the Society of American Foresters. He was a proud member of: American Tree Farm System since 2001, Society of American Foresters since 1984, New Hampshire Timberland Owners Association (NHTOA), New Hampshire State Conservation Committee since 1991, Project Learning Tree, New Hampshire Tree Farm Program and has been recognized by these organizations with the following awards: 2014, Recognition of 30 years to Society of American Foresters. He was well respected in his career and his love of his work kept him going strong every minute of every day. He is remembered fondly by his fellow associates as always putting “The health and welfare of the forest first and last”, and placing regeneration in his managed properties at the highest level. He always went the extra mile for his company, his clients and the trees. He proudly managed dozens of local town forests and about 30,000 acres. For those that knew and worked with him, he was an outspoken advocate for all things Forestry. In those 33 years Dan’s favorite part was when he got to go work in Hawaii doing vegetation control for power lines. He enjoyed every minute of his life and these last few years were no exception.ĭan went to work for Bay State Forestry in 1981 where he has been committed to sustainable forestry for the last 33 years. When he wasn’t working, he could be found enjoying his 31 acre Tree Farm in Francestown, sitting on the porch playing the harmonica and singing loud French songs with his friends and family, walking his ‘woods road’ on his property, playing ‘Bazooka Joe’ in his tractor and pulling his new wagon built by his son-in-law, Dan, and gardening and canning his coveted ‘Garden Special’. Dan loved life, had a passion for his forestry career, his friends and family.