To Daniel’s Sisters and Family, My late husband and I enjoyed Daniel’s company for many years. Our son, David Richardson, was one of Dan’s good friends. Dan was funny, smart, kind, thoughtful and polite. We loved having him around. We wanted so badly to help him overcome his PTSD, as I know his family also tried everything in their power. Our family hopes Dan is at peace now. Our lives were certainly better having known him and we won’t forget him. With Sorrow, Tracy Hanning, son David Richardson, and Our Family

“When the night is cloudy, there is still a light that shines on me. Shine until tomorrow…” the Beatles Daniel – may you rest in peace.

Dear ones, I have no words of my own but will borrow from my daddy who once wrote: ” A good fellow’s friendship is worth more than gold. It’s not had for the asking and no place is it sold. You don’t find it in a book upon a shelf. You can only have it if you’re a good friend yourself.” Daniel had many friends because he was a WONDERFUL faithful friend himself. I was blessed to be one of his friends. Maya Angelo wrote, “They are not gone who live in lives they leave behind…. in those whom they have blessed, they live on.” I know he impacted many lives. Let’s honor, Daniel by living with a smile, open arms and love. Much love to you all. 😉

My deepest condolences at the death of your son Dnaiel. My baby boy Kevin, at 3 1/2 years old died in 1998. My heart breaks for you. I am also The Compassionate Friends Fredericksburg Chapter Leader which is a self-help support group for all bereaved parents, siblings and grandparents who have lost a child. I am here for you if you need me. Praying for you all.