Comments on: Dan Reive https://parkwardenalumni.com/dan-reive/ A place for National Park Warden Alumni to gather Mon, 23 Jan 2023 16:28:37 +0000 hourly 1 By: Dan Reive https://parkwardenalumni.com/dan-reive/#comment-11499 Mon, 23 Jan 2023 16:28:37 +0000 https://parkwardenalumni.com/?p=6620#comment-11499 In reply to Andrew Promaine.

Hi Andrew – I just saw your comment after going through the website. There were many others we worked with in the old Cornwall regional office – Peter Whyte, Mark Yeates, Ian Brown, Luce and Bill Stephenson, John Taylor, and others that escape my mind at present. Fond memories of the Ontario group of parkies!
Dan Reive

]]> By: Dan Reive https://parkwardenalumni.com/dan-reive/#comment-11498 Mon, 23 Jan 2023 16:22:16 +0000 https://parkwardenalumni.com/?p=6620#comment-11498 In reply to Terry Damm.

Hi Terry – nice to hear from you. I just now saw your comment. It was fun sitting down and writing that history out, and I think all of us could probably fill a book if we were so inclined. If you’re ever down this way, look us up.
Dan

]]> By: Andrew Promaine https://parkwardenalumni.com/dan-reive/#comment-8345 Sat, 23 Jul 2022 11:51:51 +0000 https://parkwardenalumni.com/?p=6620#comment-8345 Good to hear your stories Dan. I recall when I started you were one of the pillars of the Chief Park Wardens from Ontario (from when I started, it was you, Dan Couchie at Puk, Hugh Bremner at GBI, Mike Briggs at the Bruce, and Larry Harbidge at SLI). You were the only one I never had the pleasure to work for. Good to hear things are going well for you…take care, Andrew Promaine

]]> By: Terry Damm https://parkwardenalumni.com/dan-reive/#comment-8263 Tue, 05 Jul 2022 10:46:42 +0000 https://parkwardenalumni.com/?p=6620#comment-8263 Loads of memories there Dan … starting at line 1: some of my best friends lived in Olinda (well, on the Graham Side Rd). I can taste the peaches – and smell all those dead fish, on sand that burned bare feet. We had global warming in Essex County before anyone ever realized it was political gold. And my first permanent job was at that Heinz factory. Nice to see young Mr. Galbraith and John Taylor pop up again, too. Thanks for taking the time to record your passage through the service, for future generations.

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