DANIEL CALAMIA

On the anniversary of Dans passing, my love and prayers go out to his family. He was a lovely person and a dear friend and is still missed at the Travis County County Courthouse

Dear Calamia Family,
I was Danny's hairstylist when he was a teenager, and had the pleasure of getting to know him. I have thought of him many times over the years. He told me his plan at that time was to become a doctor like his father. I knew he would become a success at whatever he did, and I see that he was. I know Danny is in Heaven. We had many conversations about The Lord Jesus Christ, and he expressed his faith in Him. I had hoped to see him again on earth some day, but I...

Ken and Diane, We are so sorry to hear of your son Danny' s death. It is not a path any parent wants to trod. You will be in our thoughts and lifted in our prayers. Larry and Louise Broadwell

Ken and Diane . . .Our heartfelt condolences go out to you and your family on the loss of your son, Danny. Know that our thoughts and prayers are with you both at this most difficult time.

Dear Ken and Diane,
I know that words lose meaning in the face of great emotion but allow me to tell you of my sad surprise in learning of your sorrow. I never had the pleasure of meeting Dan but knew him to be of rich and distinguished character. Believe me that I share your grief, and want you to accept the expression of my affectionate and devoted feelings.

Paula Mosca Gillard

Dear Diane, Ken and Catherine, Just heard the news from Carla and Paul Moore and send our heartfelt sympathies for your loss. We are so saddened for you. Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers. Love, Pat and Ken Nix

We've lost one of the true greats...Dan and I went to college together and I have many fond "big brother" memories of him. Sorry for your loss and my thoughts and prayers are with all family and friends.

Dan,

I remember our first day of law school when we met. Amongst all the stress and craziness you were probably the friendliest face I ever encountered. I’ll also remember our following years in Ohio: two Floridians trying to stay warm in the snow with a leather jacket and sweatshirts (nobody ever accused us of being scholars).

I’ll miss arguing with you about sports. I’ll miss your comic relief. I’ll miss having a friend who lived life with a passion. But most of...