James Pietragallo

He starts at Chase Manhattan Bank in New York, then spends years advising clients and managing investments for pension funds and nonprofit endowments.

at firms like Thorndike, Doran, Payne, and Lewis and Wellington Management Group in Boston.

Those sound like they make money.

That sounds like you're making a lot of money.

And it's all shit again.

I don't know how to do any of that.

He eventually became president of the Spinnaker Capital in Boston, of the company Spinnaker Capital, which is an investment group.

But the Lackeys also, you'd think they're just stacking cash.

They're also insanely charitable.

They give tons of money away.

Absolutely.

Dan served as a trustee at the Chiwankee Foundation in Maine.

from 76 to 2003.

It's an environmental education organization that runs summer camps teaching children about nature and sustainability.

Dan created their first investment committee.

He and Esu were members of the Chiwankees Osprey Society, Osprey Society, which is their major donor group.

I guess they're flying above, looking down, seeing what needs money.

Lucy Hall, a former Chiwankee director of development, remembered Dan as, quote, so generous.

And I don't just mean financially.

He was incredibly knowledgeable and incredibly giving of that knowledge.