Fallen Heroes of Operation Iraqi Freedom

"Daniel,
I would just like to say thank you for your service and sacrifice for our Country. And to your family and loved ones I wish to extend my deepest sympathy.

First To Fire!
(44th ADA Motto)"

"Daniel Ray parker will be missed. It is 2013 and I happen to think about Daniel when I first met him in 1998 in the apartments where he used to live. He had great character and was well liked by his peers. I did not get to know him as much at that time but his service motivated 2 of my friends. One is a 2nd lieutenant and one is a specialist. Proudly serving the United States Army. Without Daniel, these two boys would not be serving the military. We still talk about him and reflect on the days of our youth and the great memories we had with daniel at the time of his living heart. We miss you Daniel and we bring nothing but love to the Parker family."
Billie-Josh-Neil of Laguna Niguel, CA

"To the family and friends of Daniel Parker: I never met Daniel but for years I have been wearing a bracelet that bears his name. I have a son the same age as Daniel and think of him every day. I can't begin to imagine how it feels to suffer the loss you have suffered and nothing I can say can ease your pain. I've read how he effected the people in his life and you should be proud of the young man you raised. The only solice Ican offer is the fact that I believe we will be reunited with our loved ones some day and I look forward to the day I will meet him in heaven.God bless you and God bless the soul of Daniel .You will be rewarded someday for giving the greatest gift you could give the world by being reunited with Daniel in heaven. I think of you all often and know in my heart that you will see him again someday."
Michele Strain of Charlottesville,Virginia

"It's been 9 years since you left my dear friend. As the years go by I still think of you and the sacrifice that you made for all of us. I miss the days we shared together and all of our good times. I love you more then you'll ever know but I know that your up above watching over me and the rest of us. Eagle 1 over and out to Eagle 6."
Acxel of Lake Elsinore, CA

"PFC Daniel R. Parker. My B 2/44 ADA brother in Arms. Many years has passed, but you are always in my thoughts. One of the most uplifting spirited Soldiers I've ever had the honor to serve with. You may be gone, but you will NEVER be forgotten. May you R.I.P

To the family of PFC Daniel R Parker:
My heart, condolences, and prayers go out to you. You raised a young man (and Soldier) to be very proud of."
SFC Hubert, Greg (from Benton Harbor, MI) of Ft. Eustis, VA

"Although we did not know Daniel, we purchased a flag in his memory for the Findlay, Ohio Healing Field in 2004. We were so sad for the death of someone so young. Please know that we continue to think of him, and to honor him for his sacrifice. This week, on Veteran's Day, the information on the ribbon placed on Daniel's flag will be transcribed onto a paper brick. This brick and many others like it will be used to build a wall at Whittier Elementary School to help the students understand the importance of this day. Daniel will not be forgotten. We pray that you have found some measure of peace."
Rick and Susie Polder of Findlay, OH Flag City USA

"I meet dan when I was about 11 years old. I used to hang out with him at roundabout skating rink in Elsinore. He was such a great guy,wonderful friend and he was nice to everyone. I Still miss him even now certain things will happen and just wish he was around to share with. He has had such a huge impact on my life and I know he is missed and loved by so many who loves and misses him."
Samantha of Lake Elsinore

"I truly miss all of the fallen brothers' of Bravo Battery, 2-44th ADA, 101st Airborne (AASLT), Fort Campbell, KY. The lost of PFC Daniel R. Parker, PFC John Eli Brown, and SPC Thomas Foley III will forever impact my life - forever! And as a result of their deaths, I fight everyday to make a difference in our "Great" Nation!"
CW3(Ret) Travis Curtis, SR of Huntsville, Alabama

"I only know PFC Parker for a short period! I will never for get him though. I always tell anyone that uses the word tote about this young man that made the ultimate sacrifice for his country. Let me explain I just arrived to the unit and move in across the hall from Parker. Just received my thing from Korea and asked him if he would help me tote some boxes? His reply was" What is a tote?" I know then this was a very young ambitious man! I give everyone of the family and friends my heart. I would like to say Mrs. kelley of S.C. always sends a text on his behalf to commemorate this solder"
SSG Andy Roebuck of Bowling Green KY

"Daniel Parker was a hero to me he was my role model. He was the reason I joined the army I wanted to be just like him as a kid he was the one person I always looked up to and was always there for me"
Travis Spc of fort campbell

"Today marks 7 years brother and I still miss you more than ever. You played a huge role in my life and saved me in many ways. You and your family mean the world to me and I thank you for letting me be part of that. I cant thank you enough for the friendship, the love and all the good times. The memories I have of us always bring a smile and tear to my face. We had some great times brother and I know one day we will pick up where we left off. You are an inspiration to many and a Hero to all!!! RIP Soldier, Semper Fi."
Rick Collier of USA

"Thank you for your service and sacrifice Daniel...you'll not be forgotten!!"
Kelley Lee of Charleston, SC

"i was with PFC parker in iraq in 2003 in the same platoon as he was he was a great witness 2 guys there most people will never know the impact he had on our lifes while serving with him and to his family you guys had a great son and i wish i could of told you that in person your lose is our lose we will all miss him"
jason yoder of oakhill wv

"I was a member of B Btry 2-44, and I remember me and parker talking about going to Ranger school together all the time when we would see each other at the BSA. Paker was a good soldier and a good man. It's good to see that he isn't forgotten."
SSG Davis of Ft. Lewis

"I never want to forget the sacrifices of so many young men and women. I am so proud it makes me cry. I understand in theory only that war is a part of human nature but so is love and caring. I wish I could take the families pain away but I can't. I am committed to loving ALL people, myself and our environment. I am committed to working on my happiness everyday because so many have died for my freedom to live my life. Thank you is not enough but it is all I have. All my love and respect. ogersteiner@yahoo.com

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dEjz-wAQLSA&feature=PlayList&p=477CB1585D5551F3"
Scott Steiner of Worthington, Ohio USA

"TODAY MARKS 6 YEARS SINCE YOUR RISE TO HEAVEN. FRIDAY I GET A MEMORIAL PIECE FOR YOU FOREVER MARKED ON MY BODY. YOU MEAN SO MUCH TO ME DAN AND I WANT TO SHARE YOUR BEAUTIFUL STORY WITH THE WORLD. WHAT I LOVE ABOUT YOU THE MOST IS THAT, TILL THIS DAY, YOU HAVE NEVER LEFT MY SIDE. YOUR NAME WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN AND I WILL WEAR IT PROUDLY. TONIGHT I WILL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS AND TOMORROW WE WILL FIGHT ANOTHER DAY! SEMPER FI SOLDIER!"
RICK COLLIER of LAKE ELSINORE ,CA

"Parker you will be missed. I've been thinking of our fallen family and had to say i love all you guys. WE will never forget what you have done. From all the boyz in B 2-44 ADA now and forever we love you"
SGT McAFEE (MAC) of mississippi

"Dec 28,2008
Many years have passed but i still feel you by my side. You were one of the first to see good in my eyes and take me in your arms as family. Your family gave me love and the strengh to deal with many of my problems. When my son was born i gave him the middle name of Daniel. I only wish he could be half the man you were and i prayed for you to become his guardian angel as you are mine. You are always in my heart and on my mind. To your family, I truely love you all and thank you for everything you have ever done for me. I pray one day i will again be by your side....."
Rick Collier of USA

"To the family of:Daniel R. Parker I am so sorry for the loss of your love one. My heart cries out for you in your grief and you have my thoughts and prayers. He died a hero defending freedom. May you have the peace and understanding that only comes from God. Prayerfully we will all meet in Heaven one day where we will rest in the arms of Jesus. If you need prayer or need someone to talk to, please call or write my pastor: Rev. John Pearrell 11677 Brown Bridge Rd., Covington, GA 30016. (770)787-1015. Your friend in Jesus Christ, Polly Ballew Covington,Ga"

"July 3, 2008
To the family of Pfc. Daniel R. Parker:
Daniel gave the ultimate sacrifice and will be held in the hearts of Americans forever. I cannot and will not let our fallen heroes be forgotten. My deepest sympathy to you. "Some gave all."
Peggy Childers
"Don't Let The Memory Of Them Drift Away"
www.IraqWarHeroes.org"
Peggy Childers of Carson City, NV

"To the Parker Family,

Daniel graduated a year before me at EHS, however I did get the privilege to be in ROTC with him and I can say he was a friend who I looked up to in ROTC. He will be missed and may God give you peace and blessings. We shall always remember. Thanks to Stan Crippen future students and residents will be able to see the sacrifice that Daniel has made for them. May God Bless You!"
Stephen R of Lake Elsinore, Ca

"To the family, friends and loved ones of PFC Daniel Parker,

Daniel is in my thoughts and prayers, and may he continue to rest in peace. I wanted to let you know the 2-44 ADA proudly displays a large photograph of Daniel in the Battalion's main conference room next to the BN CDR and BN CSM's office. That photo is always there, as if Daniel is still watching out for the soldiers and families of the 2-44 as they just deployed in April 2008 again. The photo also has unit insignia and a description of Daniel. It is never moved, nor anything else in that room, for it is considered PFC Parker's room - he he held to the utmost respect and looks out after all there.

PFC Parker, your sacrifice was the utmost. May you continue to shine your light your fellow soldiers.

Strike Fear"
A Respectful Member of the 2-44 ADA Family Readiness Group of Fort Campbell, Kentucky

"well if u all know me you know i can never shut my mouth, but this time its realy hard for me to find the words to say. Dan he was my brother i lived with him for half of our high school years we had our ups and downs mostley up,I remember befor anyone even was old enough to join the millitary we thought we were our own millitary doing late night runs in to canyon lake, going through the hills getting lost finding our way to the road 3 hours later.Walking from our friend mike's house together late at night.Him and i training for the Army,There is just so much i want to say to him but cant but i know one day i will get my chance to see my friend once again and get to give him that hugg and put him in a head lock and yell at him for going befor i did but let him know that im proud of him.But most of all i want to tell him that I love him and Miss him so much and like he always said he will always be my aribic brother. I LOVE YOU BROTHER"
Joseph Shahateet of lake havasu city,AZ

"God Bless you Soldier, you were more than a servicemember you were a courageous young man. I had the chance to attend Basic Training with him at Ft. Sill, OK. We all grew close as members of the U.S.A.F.A.T.C. 1/19th Field Artillery, we where in the same platoon together known as the "Bulldogs" apart of the Scorpions Battalion. We all had our times, getting to know each other, all of us far away from home, but through it all we became a family. So though I could never understand the pain those of the Parker have in their heart. I just want them to know we also feel pain for your lost. And to you PFC Daniel R. Parker: "Battle I will always cherish your memories the times that we had, and we will always be Bulldogs til I see you again." "May God Bless you"."
Rodale Brown (PFC Brown) of North Carolina

"I served with PFC Parker in the same PLT in Iraq his life was a witness to me he was A man of god I wear your braclet on my wrist every day to remember youyou will always be remembered,

Your Brother in arms
SGT Mark Hatfield"
Mark Hatfield of Florence,KY/USA

"I did not know him well in high school, but I had never forgotten his face. His beautiful eyes will always be in my memories. I will always remember him as the funny but serious boy in R.O.T.C. I will pray for his family that must be so proud to have an American Hero for a son. I will never forget."
Jennifer Pengilly of Orange County CA

"Remembering you today,

We think of you everyday, but today (9/11), is a day that is especially hard for us. We were watching a home video last night of when you were 8 years old. Even then, you were a fine young man! Organizing 4th of July parades with the other kids, playing Army men behind my house, and taking care of David, Korin and Nick, making sure they got to walk on the grass barefoot. Also, for teaching David how to run fast away from dogs! We lost you too soon, you had so many more things for you to teach us. But, we are sure the Lord has much more bigger plans for you and needed you to be with him. We miss you very much and you will always be in our hearts."
Love, Uncle Marc, Aunt Cindy, David, Korin, and Nick Fortin of Moreno Valley, California

"i unfortunetly never had the grace of meeting PFC. Parker. however my husband had the great experience of serving with him. I do know from talking with my husband that PFC Parker was a wonderful man and a dedicated soldier. even though i never had the chance to know him he is greatly missed in our home. sincerly michelle a jones wife of SGT harold w jones"
michelle jones of ft hood tx

"to the family of PFC parker,
i am a former soldier who served at 2-44 ADA.it is a shame i never had the chance to serve with him.may his spirit be alive within your hearts and may god be with you forever and ever,amen."
PFC J.Webb of Toledo,OH,USA

"May GOD continue to be with you for strength, We are waiting for our family member 21 year old's body to return from Iraq, died 3/5/07 GOD GIVE ALL SOLDIERS STRENGTH & family members like you."
Judy Cocke of Blue Springs MS

"Dan was always a good friend and like a brother to me. Even now 2 1/2 years after losing him I still think of him. No matter how good of a time I have now I can't but think of him. Freedom isn't Free and those words mean so much now. Your still missed bro!"
Acxel of LE, California

"It’s been over two years since PFC Daniel Parkers death and I still think about him all the time. Recently, I have found myself thinking about him even more because of the Baseball playoffs. I’m a SF Giants fan and he was an Angels fan. The last conversation I had with him was the typical guy banter about whose team was better. Now his team has a chance to make it to the World Series, and I can’t help but root for the Angels. I know Daniel has the best seat in the house…Go Angels!

We miss you Parker.

Erick Segarra
CPT, AD
Former Commander of B/2-44 ADA"

"It’s been over two years since PFC Daniel Parkers death and I still think about him all the time. Recently, I have found myself thinking about him even more because of the Baseball playoffs. I’m a SF Giants fan and he was an Angels fan. The last conversation I had with him was the typical guy banter about whose team was better. Now his team has a chance to make it to the World Series, and I can’t help but route for the Angels. I know Daniel has the best seat in the house…Go Angels!

We miss you Parker.

Erick Segarra
CPT, AD
Former Commander of B/2-44 ADA"

"To the family of PFC Parker,
I am sorry for your loss. I knew Daniel pretty well from AIT training at Fort Bliss, TX, and also being assinged to the 2nd and 44th ADA at Fort Campbell. I knew him pretty well, and it hurts to know that he is no longer here with us today. I just want to say thank you for your sacrifice, and may God bless your family."
PFC Anthony Angelos of Salt Lake City, Utah

"To the Family of Daniel R. Parker:

I would like to thank you for raising such a fine man. I never knew your son personally but I found out his home town was the same as mine and the same age as me and had to show my appritiation for his dedication for serving this country and helping the people in need. Thank you again.

Alex"
Alex of Lake Elsinore, California

"My condolonces are with you Mr. and Mrs. Parker. I know that all of us that knew Dan strive to be as good of a patriot and man as he was. May God bless your family."
SrA Tim Russo of Kunsan, AB ROK

"To the family of Daniel Parker:
Please accept my condolences on the loss of your Daniel. I found his name accidentally on a website, and felt I must write to you. My son is Daniel Parker, also. My son is five years old, and the sweetest boy I can imagine. I can't think how hard it would be to lose him. I will hold the thought and memory of your Daniel in my heart. Rest assured your Daniel will not be forgotten."
Celeste of Salisbury, MA

"Heartfelt condolences and love to your family.

I know words have no profound meaning when it comes to this. I am a former 2/44th troop, and while I did not know Dan, I lose a brother when we lose one of our own, or any soldier."
Tim of Knoxville

"Only someone who has lost a child can understand your pain. I lost my son nearly nine years ago and I doubt my heart will ever be completely healed. My love and prayers go out to you in this time of sadness. And, my undying gratitude goes out to your son for his ultimate sacrifice in the pursuit of a goal he obviously felt was worth fighting for."
Linda L. Miller of Williamsport, PA

"I didn't know Daniel but he is greatly missed, I lost my brother-in law in November 2003.We love you and you are deeply missed."
Antoinette Brooks of Stone Mountain, Georgia

"To the parents and family of Daniel Parker:

There is a wonderful creek flowing through the city of Minneapolis, named Minnehaha Creek. It starts in Lake Minnetonka and ends in the Mississippi River. There are 15 wooden bridges spanning this creek. Each wooden bridge spanning Minnehaha Creek as it ripples through Minneapolis now is a memorial to each 18-year-old who has died in the Iraq war. A small bronze plaque, each one about the size of a man's wallet, is fastened at the apex of each railing. The man who created this plaques wants to remain anonymous. He didn't do this for publicity, or for gain. He's a veteran himself, having enlisted in the Navy during Vietnam. He's nearing retirement age, which for him means more time to build toys for his five grandchildren. But it also means that he's earned some perspective on mortality.

The idea didn't come all at once. They never do, he said. Over his years in south Minneapolis, he's always found the creek a dependably peaceful place to ride his bike. And it is, an ancient stream whose oaks and elms muffle the drone of the city. Its current now is marked with the leaves of another summer gone. He's a small, stocky man, whose face bears the lines of someone who's often squinting, whether at his work or at his ideas. "What does this do to our American psyche when we're not allowed to mourn?" he asked. "Do we, as a general public, need to mourn our soldiers collectively? I think we do, but we're being deprived of mourning now. We need a place to speak to these kids, but there's nothing, no ceremonies."

So he has a ceremony. "I tell each one, 'Here you are in this beautiful place,' and I describe what it looks like. It's so beautiful and peaceful compared to where they've just come from. And then -- and I know this sounds corny as hell -- but I step back and salute."

(excerpted from a Star Tribune column by Kim Ode, September 26, 2004).

My dog Wendy and I walk the creek on a regular basis. I want to thank you for your son's service to our country. Each time we cross the bridge we pause at Daniel's plaque, and remark at how peaceful this place is. Right now, the oak leaves are falling on the water as it flows south, and squirrels are running around gathering food for winter. We truly enjoy our time along the creek - and we have soldiers like your Daniel to thank for the freedom.

God bless."
joe and "wendy" of Minneapolis, MN, USA

"To the parents and family of Daniel Parker:

There is a wonderful creek flowing through the city of Minneapolis, named Minnehaha Creek. It starts in Lake Minnetonka and ends in the Mississippi River. There are 15 wooden bridges spanning this creek. Each wooden bridge spanning Minnehaha Creek as it ripples through Minneapolis now is a memorial to each 18-year-old who has died in the Iraq war. A small bronze plaque, each one about the size of a man's wallet, is fastened at the apex of each railing. The man who created this plaques wants to remain anonymous. He didn't do this for publicity, or for gain. He's a veteran himself, having enlisted in the Navy during Vietnam. He's nearing retirement age, which for him means more time to build toys for his five grandchildren. But it also means that he's earned some perspective on mortality.

The idea didn't come all at once. They never do, he said. Over his years in south Minneapolis, he's always found the creek a dependably peaceful place to ride his bike. And it is, an ancient stream whose oaks and elms muffle the drone of the city. Its current now is marked with the leaves of another summer gone. He's a small, stocky man, whose face bears the lines of someone who's often squinting, whether at his work or at his ideas. "What does this do to our American psyche when we're not allowed to mourn?" he asked. "Do we, as a general public, need to mourn our soldiers collectively? I think we do, but we're being deprived of mourning now. We need a place to speak to these kids, but there's nothing, no ceremonies."

So he has a ceremony. "I tell each one, 'Here you are in this beautiful place,' and I describe what it looks like. It's so beautiful and peaceful compared to where they've just come from. And then -- and I know this sounds corny as hell -- but I step back and salute."

(excerpted from a Star Tribune column by Kim Ode, September 26, 2004).

My dog Wendy and I walk the creek on a regular basis. I want to thank you for your son's service to our country. Each time we cross the bridge we pause at Daniel's plaque, and remark at how peaceful this place is. Right now, the oak leaves are falling on the water as it flows south, and squirrels are running around gathering food for winter. We truly enjoy our time along the creek - and we have soldiers like your Daniel to thank for the freedom.

God bless."
joe and "wendy" of Minneapolis, MN, USA

"To the parents of Daniel R. Parker,
Although we can never replace what you have lost in this time of trouble, we will never forget what your son meant to us and the common bond we share. We do what we do, not to attain praise. We do this, so others can remain free from the world of oppression. I never met your son, but now I wear a constant reminder of him on my right wrist that he will never be forgotten. Peace be unto you that he be at the right hand of GOD forever. And always know that eventhough he is not at your finger-tips, he is only a thought away.

Thank you, PFC Parker. I salute you."
SGT Clifford E. Washam of Charlottesville Recruiting Station, VA

"In Loving Memory..Its been a year..8/12/04

At the rising of the sun and at its going down, We remember them.
At the blowing of the wind and in the chill of Winter, We remember them.
At the opening of buds and in the rebirth of Spring, We remember them.
At the blueness of the skies and in the warmth of Summer, We remember them.
At the rustling of leaves and the beauty of Autumn, We remember them.
At the beginning of the year and when it ends, We remember them.
As long as we live, they too will live;
for they are now a part of us, as we remember them.
Rest in Peace Dear Soldier!!! We will NEVER FORGET!"
The Grogan Family of Lakeland, TN

"Dan graduated a year before i did, and was excited about following family foot steps into the special forces. he always carried a folder the had a picture of a moble anti-air craft vehicle, and awlays bragged he would be the gunner. i found out about his death during basic training at fort benning. when i heard of it it was the first and last time the platoon saw me cry. i know he waches over us, i hope to see him again, god bless him, and all that knew him"
PFC Michael Ray Saxton of Camp Ederle, Italy formerly Wildomar, Ca.

"you will always be in my heart for all eternity.i love u like a brother and your name will never be forgotten. i want to thank u dan for u have changed my life and brought me closer to god!"
R.C. of ca

"Private Parker, goodbye soldier and thank you. You are my hero."
Bill of Houston, Texas

"We Will NEVER FORGET !"
Please KNOW so many people share your sadness, and we are remembering your family in your loss and your deep grief. Your HERO, Daniel, will be remembered by name. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. God Bless you. Pat & Sandi Breckenridge from Montana "

"Our son PFC John E. Brown was also a member of the 101st Airborne 2/44th ADA and was killed in Iraq on 4-14-03 along with Spc Thomas Foley. I am so sorry for your loss and I can truly say We know what you are going through.
God Bless,
Ed & Bonnie Brown
Troy, Ala."

"Thank you Daniel Parker, you will not be forgotten. Your bravery goes beyond words. I want to express my deepest gratitude for your sacrifice. To the family and friends, my prayers and deep condolences in your loss. May God strengthen you from knowing that fellow Americans and people around the world care about you and grieve with you in your loss. God bless you all. A very appreciative fellow American,"
Leo Titus of Grayslake, Illinios

"To the parents of Daniel Parker,
Although I did not know your son,I wanted to say thank you for giving birth to sucha wornderful person. I am a resident of Lake Elsinore and with all the crime and violence in the city it is nice to know we had a young man that was brave enough to fight in the iraq war. I am sadden that I never got to meet this honorable young man. I know you must be proud to have had such a brave young man. Thank- You"
Kristine of Lake Elsinore Ca Us

"Daniel will always remain close in our hearts and in our prayers. We know he is looking down on us; iluminating the minds and souls of all those he touched, shared his laughter and love, and most especially his classmates. We love you and always know we are here for whatever you may need."
Laura Pico and family of Wildomar, CA

"To Daniel and his family:
Daniels a great guy and lived his life to the fullest, he is truley a hero to all of us. He will always be loved and remembered."
Kristin Zarbis of Lake Elsinore, Ca.

"Daniel was a lucky man, he got awarded the Bronze Star, I cant wait to see him on the flip side, not yet though, ill see you Dan."
Mario of Wildomar, Ca

"To the family and friends of Daniel Parker.
Please know my husband and I have you in our thoughts and prayers. We graduated one year before Dan, and were in ROTC with him. I always remembered him with a smile on his face, and his patriotism showed through his work and devotion to our ROTC group. His life has made an impact on the lives of others. May God bless you and help you through this difficult time."
Jennifer of Lake Elsinore, currently Oklahoma City

"To the family of Daniel Parker, may god bless and look after you all in your time of grief. I know Daniel must have been a big part of all of your lives, but he still is, and he is with god now. I know it hurts and I am praying for you all. I know i can't feel your pain, but to me it hurts deeply to hear your son has passed, may god be with you. RIP Daniel Parker your memory will live on forever."
Felichia of Lake Elsinore

"To the family of Daniel Parker.
May god bless you. And rememeber that Daniel is with God."
Maria of Lake Elsinore, Ca.

"To the family and friends of Pfc. Daniel Parker:
May God's grace be with you during your time of grief. Please know that our thoughts and prayers are with you and we feel your loss and share in your sorrow. Bless Daniel for the sacrifice he has made to make a better life for the rest of us."
The Ford Family of Wells, Nevada

"To the family and friends of Pfc. Daniel Parker:
I am saddened by the loss of your loved one. He will always be remembered as a hero for fighting for freedom. I hope that this website will be a source of comfort and encouragement for you during this difficult time, and in the future as you recall the memories of Daniel, who continues to live on in your heart."
Tim Rivera of Powder Springs, Georgia