Dan,
What can I say that anyone has not said about you already.... Such a wonderful caring person. You were always the life of the "party" and always made people feel comfortable and included. We became friends fast, Instantly connected, and felt as if we'd be friends forever.... theres very few people we meet in our lives that we can see being close to for life. You were one of those people. I miss you like crazy. Its scary, I messaged you on myspace to call me so we could plan a trip for you to come here or me to come to seattle literally minutes before i got the news. I was crushed. I cant fathom that you've actually moved on from this life. They say time heals all wounds... I am still waiting. Miss You. Love Your Good Friend.... Ben.
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For those of us blessed to have shared a moment or a lifetime with Daniel, no words can describe the void that has been left in the wake of his tragic death. This site is to honor and remember Daniel's life and find comfort in the memories he left behind...a forum for people who knew Daniel to share their memories, pictures or reflections on times spent with him or for those who never knew Dan to post messages of hope, faith, healing and support.
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His Legacy
Always the life of the party, Daniel lit of every room he entered with his infectious smile and palpable energy. People gravitated towards him. If you were his friend, you felt like you were his BEST friend. If you weren’t his friend, you wanted to be. He made every day feel like the best day of your life…and that’s the way he lived his.
Daniel honored and cherished his family and he hoped to one day have a family of his own. His mother was his Best Friend…it sounds so cliché, but he was the son that most mothers dream about and their relationship was unique and special. He wanted nothing more than to make her proud.
Daniel enjoyed traveling to new destinations and meeting new people. He had an abundance of friends, but was always looking to make more. He had a competitive spirit (hence his success in Sales) and loved playing board games and poker. Daniel was happiest surrounded by people, whether it was hosting a dinner party in his home or taking a road trip, going out dancing or staying in watching movies, shopping in the city or camping in the mountains. He made everything an adventure and left us all wanting to live fuller lives in his honor.
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