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						In Memory Of Daniel... 
						 
						
						October 29, 1987 – August 31, 2014  
						Daniel was one of the best 
						guys you would have the pleasure of knowing. 
						Ever since he was a 
						small child, Daniel was a simple person. He wanted 
						acceptance, love and a friend to fish or hunt with. 
						He loved the outdoors, 
						no matter what the temperature and he was always in 
						search of someone to fish or hunt with him. 
						He loved to spend hours 
						fishing at the local ponds and river edges for catfish 
						and even taught several people how to fish. 
						Even though he is gone, 
						his legacy and love for the outdoors will live on in 
						those he touched and taught. 
						  
						  
						At 
						the time of Dan’s death, he was working two jobs to get 
						enough money to go back to Kentucky where his maternal 
						family lives and start new in his own cottage on the 
						property his family had purchased on Cumberland Lake. 
						While he never made it 
						to the lake in person, he saw pictures of both the lake 
						and the cottage and seemed excited about the idea of 
						having an opportunity to start fresh and get somewhere 
						with his life. 
						He had turned a corner 
						in his life and was working on becoming a responsible 
						adult. 
						 
						
						
							Daniel is laid to rest 
						in a garden at the top of the mountain overlooking the 
						lake and just below the deck of the cottage he would 
						have called home.
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									Daniel's view of the lake. |  
						His garden is shady in the 
						summer months and sunny in the Fall and Winter when the 
						leaves are gone and so finding the right blend of plants 
						will be a challenge. 
						
						 
						
						
						Thank you for being his friend 
						or accepting him for who he was.  
						We would like to provide an 
						opportunity to say goodbye or leave some final words 
						with him by providing memorial bricks in two sizes that 
						you can engrave with whatever is in your heart. 
						These bricks will be 
						placed in his garden along with his headstone to remind 
						us all that he was so loved and accepted by all that met 
						him. 
						
						 
						
						 
						
						Thank you for being his friend 
						or accepting him for who he was. 
						
						    
  
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