Dear Danny : " Danny, I remember the day you were born. I was in the front yard, at 128 Milton Street and my Mom yelled out that Glady had a boy. Then Mary-Ann came along and you had a sister and so did I. Our families did everything together and you were just like a brother to me. I loved you then and I do now. Accept now you're in Heaven where you are perfect in every way. I can't wait to see you when I arrive there. I am so thankful that your Mom and Dad and Mary-Ann cared for you every day of your life. I remember when you prayed that my Mom would be healed of cancer and she was! Your faith was simple and uncluttered. I still love you Danny and I know you are alive and well in Heaven. See you soon. Love from your surrogate brother, Gordy. "
Maryann I was so sorry to hear of Danny's passing. You and your parents looked after him with such kindness and gentleness. I remember how your Dad used to take him aside and talk to him when you joined us at our trips to Midhurst. It was challenging for you but you managed very well. I know he will be missed. I hope you are all well. I'm sorry I won't be able to attend the funeral as we now live 3 + hours away but our prayers are with you. Judy
Our deepest condolences to your family for the loss of dear sweet Danny, our thoughts are with you during this very sad time,...love from The Vents
I have known Danny for many years and have enjoyed being a part of his care and his life. I have many great memories of his amazing birthdays at Tucker's Market Place with his loving family. I will miss Danny's great sense of humor and his bright smile, especially when enjoying a burger or bowling with his friends. I will miss you and the good laughs we have shared over the years. Rest in peace my friend.