The End

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Our beloved Danny’s story ended at 5:00am. He finally found the nearest exit. He donated his body to the Philadelphia hospitals with the hope that maybe someone else can be helped. The Humanity Gift Registry.

There will be no services. He only wanted to be seen alive.

He died on Fourth of July and gained his independence from his painful body.

13 thoughts on “The End

  1. My heart goes out to you and the kids. What an amazing love you all share- and that’s a powerful legacy. Danny will be missed.

  2. Even though I knew this moment was coming, I am bawling like crazy right now. Danny’s passing will leave a deep void in many people’s hearts. I feel your pain Kathy! So very very sorry……….

  3. Love you all so very much. I know how close and amazing your family is but always remember how many other people you have out here who love you as well, if you need anything please just ask! 😦 ❤ ❤

  4. I am at a loss for words. I am grateful that I got to know Danny, a teasing, charming, scallywag, and most of all a dear friend. I will miss him dearly. Love to all that he left behind.

  5. I was really saddened to hear of your passing this morning. I’m sorry I didn’t make it to see you. You and your family have always been in my thoughts and prayers. You have an extraordinary family, God Bless Them. I love you Uncle Danny.

  6. I’m so glad I got to see you and Danny recently. It gives me that image of him standing up to shake my hand like there was nothing in the world wrong. A true gentleman to the very end, more concerned about others than about himself.

    Love to all the family.

  7. I am very sorry to hear of your loss. The most important thing, in the end, is that you are at peace while surrounded by all of those who love you.

  8. Dear Kathy and family, I am so sorry about your loss. Last night I saw the fireworks and thanked god for being merciful and giving me these last opportunities to spend with my family. I hope you will continue posting to let us know how you are doing because the journey doesn’t end here. Love to all of you and hope you are holding up. xoxo

  9. I went through this with my husband in 1997. Although it was a different type of cancer.
    He was diagnosed in july of 1996. He died in july of 1997. My heart goes out to you and your family.

  10. I hope you and your family are doing well. Danny’s story was inspiring, he was a very well-spirited man. It’s wonderful that you continue to add to the blog. Wishing you all the best!

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