Dan, my friend. I spoke to Dan only weeks before his passing, after losing touch with him for some time. I was glad to re-connect with him. I was also shocked to hear of his passing. I would not have known of his passing for some time had i not serendipitously bumped into one of his closest friends last week at Guitar Center.
I was very happy to hear that he was in love and living his life to his fullest potential. Dan was a beautiful friend: optimistic, supportive, bold, fearless, and always greeting with a beautiful smile. Dan and I spent a lot of time together in Salt Lake, in the mountains, and at his Park City home. We spoke of being soul brothers of sorts, sharing many of the same struggles, hopes, and dreams, and Dan's spirit remains in my heart as it does in so many others. Even in his darkest times his light showed so brightly into the world. My condolences go out to Dan's family and closest friends. I miss you, Dan, but I am very happy that you were happy, and doing what you love, when you died.
Love,
Brad
Monday, October 29, 2007
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