Daniel Christopher Hund

Deeply saddened by this loss. I was fortunate to meet Dan over lunch a few years ago and appreciate his kind, easy going nature. Deepest condolences and respect to the Hund family

Tom, Judy and Vicktoria
I just head about Dan's passing. I am so sorry for your loss. I pray that God will provide comfort to you whenever you mourn the loss of your precious son / brother. I pray that the peace of God would sustain you during these difficult times and that you would continue to put your hope and trust in him. My family is praying for you all.

Tom, Judy and Vicki,
We extend our deepest sympathy. May God wrap you tightly in his arms and remind you Dan is with Him. Your family is in our hearts and prayers today and for the day ahead.

The Ganaway Family,
Mark, Angi, Natalie and Courtney

Please accept my deepest sympathy for your loss of such an amazing young man. I am compelled to send this condolence for many reasons. This beautiful soul caught my eye because of his last name "Hund" - my maiden name was Hund. So I continued to read on and the anomalies convinced me this was a divine intervention as I recently lost my brother, Rob Hund, also from Illinois. I have a cousin Tom Hund, who also lives in TX. I have a sister Judy; a very close friend that lives in Keller, TX and I...

I am deeply sorry. There are really no words. Dan was such an amazing guy. Always had a smile on his face. I am so grateful I got to know him during our tine at TCU. Praying for comfort, peace and lots of love during this difficult time. Hugs

I am deeply sorry. There are really no words. Dan was such an amazing guy. Always had a smile on his face. I am so grateful I got to know him during our tine at TCU. Praying for comfort, peace and lots of love during this difficult time. Hugs to you all.

Muy pronto se cumplirá su promesa por amor a la humanidad en la tierra y mediante su hijo jesucristo así será sin falta..Isaías..65.21.22.23.

To the family and friends of Dan,
It was my extreme honor and privilege to care for Dan at MD Anderson Cancer Center over the last 18 months for his adrenal cancer. He was a warrior in every sense of the word. He went through extensive treatment during this time. He showed up with a smile and a kind word at every appointment. He quickly became more than a patient and was considered a good friend. We shared our passion for the Chicago Bears and often joked about the team's...