Wednesday, August 5, 2015
I cann't even begin to know what to say. I was shocked and saddened to hear about Danny's passing Your family has alway's been very close to my heart. I have many memories of youth with Danny, Kimmy and Bobby. It was so wonderful growing up on 18th Street! I love you guy's. I will keep in touch and call you soon.Love and ALoha,Sharon Message from: Sharon Muraco (Lewetag) We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of your son Danny.I have fond memories of my childhood at Harlansburg Road in New Castle. Danny and I had a lot of fun playing together in our back yards. I missed all of you when you moved to Florida, and thought of my little buddy, Danny often.Our thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.Betty Steve and Donna Message from: Donna J. Steve Im so sorry for your loss ,I do know Danny left knowing and feeling loved Message from: Mike Stern Kenny and Barbara: There is not much to say but "We are sorry for your loss". I remember Danny when he was barely a teenager and although he was a "little" older than Corbi, Holly and Jimmer, we were always together for the holidays. We enjoyed Danny and your family. We are very saddened by the loss of Danny. Message from: Ron and Joyce Amez You have my deepest condolences. May Daniel rest in peace. Message from: Tom Budzowski No words that I can say could ease your pain. I am thinking of you and keeping you in my prayers. Love and Sympathy, Mabel Message from: Mabel Gettles Dear Uncle Kenny & Aunt Barb,I am very sorry to hear about Danny. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Message from: Kathy (Budzowski) Marchakitus I am so sorry to hear of your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers. Message from: Kathleen Gowdy I've always thought of Danny Caldwell as a guy who practically sparkled with charm and what might best be described as a certain charismatic warmth that was both unique and 100% genuine. He was always gracious to me. Sometimes he marched to a different drummer Sometimes he didn't choose to march at all, but without question, he was his own person.I'd like to share a couple of sparse recollections if I may...Going back pretty far, I remember Danny driving a bright purple Volkswagon van with some kind of big fancy horn perched right on top. You could see it coming from about five or ten miles away. He was always very cordial to me, the pesty kid from across the street and lots of times if I was trucking down the road on foot, he'd stop and offer me a ride to my destination. I was sure that that vehicle had to be just the coolest form of transportation on the whole planet, that is, until he got that shiny little green sports car! By that time, I guess I had become ostensibly bold in asking for too many rides to too many places because one day, with the utmost of charming smiles, he suggested that perhaps it wouldn't be a bad idea for me to take up hitchhiking.I can't say we really kept in touch over the years but I would run into him every great once in a while and he was always so nice. That charisma remained intact!I recall that he was quite particular about doing things right, down to the minute detail. When I needed to have some electrical work done in my home a few years back, it never even occurred to me to call any other company for estimates, because I knew that if I used Danny's company, I would get a fair price and a job that would be done right.While no words of mine could begin to ease your grief, I just wanted you to know that, deeply saddened, I am thinking about you constantly. Sincere sympathy,Debra Cassistre(your old neighbor) Message from: Debra Cassistre Just heard of your loss. We are so saddened to hear of the utimely death of Danny.You are in our thoughts and prayers everyday, and we pray that God will see you through this difficult time..The Rowens & Oster Families Message from: Deborah (Rowens) & Richard Oster Uncle Kenny and Aunt Barb - Sorry to hear about Danny, my condolences...Jay Budzowski Message from: Jay Budzowski A rose once grew where all could see,sheltered beside a garden w
