Jim Dorman

To Dan’s Family. Please accept my sincere sympathy as we all grieve his passing. I had the pleasure of working with Dan and Kay at Action Ministries. I loved them both. I am confident that Dan’s Mother would be very proud of him. Not only did he fulfill her wish of using his legal skills to help people, he used all of his skills to help others. I witnessed this firsthand as I worked with Dan on a few projects at the food pantry. I sincerely enjoyed working with him and talking with him. He made me feel appreciated and valued. He shared stories about his childhood with me and we both reflected on our youth as we shared how blessed we were to have done well in our lives. One time I went with him to Hathaway Court in Covington to sign up seniors who needed food assistance. Seeing how Dan interacted with the people there really helped me see what it means to be nonjudgmental and compassionate. His genuine compassion for others inspired me to be more caring and considerate of those I interact with. I shall never forget Dan and those memorable moments we spent together, and I shall always be grateful to have known such a fine example of a good Christian.