Daniel Joyce

I will never forget playing softball and buckets with Danny. He loved playing sports. After his accident it was ne er the same. I will miss his friendship and sassy attitude.Was not as close after my move to Florida. R.I.P my brother. Will see you soon. We can play some ball again. Rocky Stinson

On this morning of the anniversary of Danny's birth, I am regretting that due to time, distance, and circumstance that I won't be able to attend his memorial service today. Danny was an extraordinary friend and we had spoken just two short weeks before he passed, so his passing seemed awfully sudden to me. I have too many memories of our time together to share, but they include marathon games of tabletop hockey in his parents basement, powering through Mr. Swedarsky's high school Philosophy class, many, many sporting events - particularly pick up basketball andhockey games, his visits to me out west, his long road to recovery from "the accident," and many late night drunk dial phone calls. Danny was a lot deeper than first appeared on the surface. Mostly though, Danny loved deeply - especially his daughters and family, and he was loved by all of us who knew him and will hold our memories of him all our lives.

R.I.P Danny! So blessed we got to spend some wonderful memories at the 50th!!

DAN WAS A SPORTS LOVER OF ALL SPORTS, HE WILL BE MISSED A WLOLE LOT. WE'LL KEEP YOU IN OUR THOUGHTS AT THE WILLOW'S.

RIP Danny. I’m going to miss you . Thanks for being such a great friend. Sending my heartfelt condolences to all that knew Danny, he was loved by all. Fly high my friend.