Daniel Brideau

Dan I miss you everyday. I can't believe it has been 12 years since you left us. I have alot of special memories of you that keep you with me. When my Dad passed 3 1/2 years ago I wondered about you reminiscing in heaven. He thought so much of you and knew you would have a nice visit. I bought a small trailer and when I use it I can feel lonely sometimes because you aren't here to share in the things we so enjoyed. Love you so much!

Dan,
Hard to believe its been over 2 years since you went to heaven. We all miss you. I think of you often, as you encouraged me to love and trust again. I took your advice. To Connie and your family, I keep you all of you prayers and hope things are getting easier. Dan was a great man.

In loving memory of a wonderful person. We will love you and miss you always.

Connie and Mike and the family are in my prayers, for healing and comfort.
God Bless,
love
Monica

Uncle Danny: I love and miss you to death already...I wish we could have had more time together...but until we meet again in holiest of places, I love you and you will forever be with me...keep watch over the family. I love you!!

Dan, we know that you were greeted by Mom, Stan, Meme, Pepe, Oliver, and our Danny. We know that all the pain and fear are gone now. Don't raise too much heck up there and we expect a full report on the fishing upon our arrival. We love you and miss you.

Connie, Michael and family, please accept sincere condolences from our family. Though a continent separated us, we were able to know Uncle Dan for his wit, his grin and his love of life and his family. That is the legacy he leaves behind, even if too soon. As if to prove that no deed is wasted, his late-life relationship with his sister is one we most appreciated. Cathy often remarked how much she enjoy getting to know Danny all over again. Connie and Mike, you should take credit for making...

Dan thank you for 9 wonderful years together. You were my soulmate and I can't imagine my life without you but I am thankful you are in Heaven with no more pain and are cancer free.
Remember...meet me at the gate.
Love you always,
Connie

Dan, what a pain in the neck brother you were!! Always teasing me, short-sheeting my bed, setting up obstacle courses that would fall on my head or feet...Boy will I miss you!! Say "hi" to everyone up there and enjoy your peace, at last. Love always, your sister, Cathy