Daniel Pryce Davies

I'm sorry I did not know this site was available sooner. It was my privilege to know Dan. I worked with him for 13 years and in all that time I do not recall him ever being upset or angry. When I think of Dan I think of him smiling and laughing. He was a private man but start talking about sports and he really opened up. I do, and will continue to miss him. When you worked with Dan you could have a sigh of relief and be confident that everything was going to be taken care of. I am so sorry for your family's loss but I hope you find some comfort in the fact that Dan knew virtually everyone at work, and everyone has the utmost respect for him. I do, and will continue to miss Dan, and in my own mind I still imagine him how he was ... caring for others. My prayers are with you - he was a very good man, and my friend. Sincerely, Corey Madsen

I am so terribly sorry.

Hi this Jennifer Davies, Danny's wife. I would like to thank all of the Overlake Hospital staff members who made their presence felt at Danny's memorial service {about 30 of you showed up} Additionally, thank you all for signing this guestbook. It has given our family great comfort to hear about Danny's life outside of the home.

Dan was an amazing husband and father! It gives a solace to know that his friends at work thought so highly of him as well.

Please pass the word to other staff members to view and sign this online memorial. I will be asking friends and family to visit.

Love,

The Davies Clan

Dan, As one patient put it one night at work "DAN THE MAN". I wish that we could turn back time. Now I have 2 great stories to tell at work. First my son was born at Overlake 30 years ago and now my friend and coworker Dan. I truly miss working with you and working at Overlake will truly never be the same without you! Thanks for being my friend first and then coworker!!! Nancy

I knew Dan for a long time. He was my friend. He always had a grin or smile on his face and a twinkle in his eyes. He loved life, sports,l and music. We went to a lot of music shows around town and listened to music in his car for hours, -- CDs not MP3s. He had an independent spirit. Dan will be sorely missed.