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Daniel P. Booth

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Daniel Booth Obituary

BOOTH Daniel P. Booth, age 30, of Southington, died on Thursday, December 30, 2004, at his home. Daniel was born on October 28, 1974, in Bridgeport, a son of John W. and Frances (Kelly) Booth, and lived in Seymour for 20 years before moving to Southington five years ago. He was a graduate of Seymour High School and Sacred Heart University. He was employed as a case worker for the State of Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services. Daniel was an Eagle Scout and was a charter member of the Sons of the American Legion Post 174 in Oxford. Besides his parents of Seymour, he leaves his paternal grandmother, Grace Booth of Stratford; and many aunts, uncles and cousins. Funeral on Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Ralph E. Hull Funeral Home, 161 West Church Street, Seymour. Burial will be in St. Michael s Cemetery in Derby. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday from 9 to 10 a.m. Memorial contributions may be made to Friends of Animals, 777 Post Road, Suite 205, Darien, CT 06820.

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Published by Connecticut Post on Jan. 2, 2005.

Memories and Condolences
for Daniel Booth

14 Entries

Elvira Figueroa

January 7, 2005

I knew Dan for only 5months,we worked together at Capitol Region,he was a good young man and good co-worker,everytime that we took the client's out he did the driving for me,he was always good with the clients.Dan never complaints about anything,always willing to do his job.At dinner time he used to bring healthy food, like salad,pasta,a big cup of dunkin Donuts coffee and never forgot to bring 2 yogurts.I will miss him. REST IN PEACE.

Melissa Ruot

January 7, 2005

Mr & Mrs Booth-- Your family and Dan are in our thoughts and prayers. Dan will be missed more than I could put into words, by both staff and clients. He was a great person.

Stacy Sims

January 6, 2005

I was blessed with the opportunity to occasionally work with Dan when i did overtime during his shift. I enjoyed his company and conversations because he was always comfortable to be around and had interesting things to discuss, even the small talk. I hope that Dan is looking down on all of us and truly realizes how many people cared about him and had great respect for him as well. Overtime will never be the same.

Lauren Pettine

January 5, 2005

Dear Mr and Mrs Booth,

I had the privelige of knowing Dan thorough the program. As I am one of the clients. Dan is a wonderful caring and respectable individual. He not only was there for me in the good times but he helped me in the bad times. I am truly sorry. Dan was a wondeful MHA and person. I had many oppourtuinties to see that he truly cared about life and his family and all of his clients. I want to deeply express my sympathy to you and the rest of the family.

May you Rest in Peace Dan.

Brian Conover

January 5, 2005

Mr. and Mrs. Booth and the entire Booth family,

I have worked with Dan for about a year. During that short time, I developed a deep admiration for him. Dan was a truly kind, compassionate, and caring young man. He was tolerant and accepting of others, and had an uncanny ability to know what was really important in life. I have learned many things from different people throughout my life. Professors, supervisors, co-workers, and mentors have all helped me to discover things I did not know or change the way I see things. Dan tought me something very different. He tought me that even though we measure success in life in so many ways; grades, diplomas, status, income, the true measure of success is in how we affect the lives of those around us. Some of us used to joke that "everybody loves Dan." In fact, that was very true. By that measure, your son was an overwhelming success. His absence brings sorrow and sadness to those who knew him and cared for him. My thoughts and prayers are with you during this time of loss.

Beckey Salg

January 4, 2005

I met Dan 12 years ago at Dunkin Donuts. (or was it Mr.Coffee then?) I was instantly attracted to this person who was filled with so much knowledge but never spoke. Someone who seemed to judge no one and was cool beyond "the cool kids". It was always a joy to have Dan as a friend and he made me smile everytime I saw him. Dan always made me feel accepted. He always had a good word and knew what to say to make people feel good about who they are. I cant count how many times I had hugged Dan, or how many times he would sit and chat with me when I was to drunk to do more than sit and chat. Dan never once disrespected me. He was someone who never asked for anything, but appreciated anything you gave him of yourself or otherwise.

The last time I spoke with Dan in person, he mentioned our first meeting. He remembered the shirt he was wearing that day and what we talked about. I was so impressed and it really made me feel special. I have a very deep and special love for Dan.

Booty was cool personified. He never got the credit he deserved. I will always regret not letting Dan know just how wonderful he was. My heart is breaking. I had thought about Booty recently and knew I missed him. I will forever regret not sharing that with him.

Lisa Rodriguez

January 4, 2005

Dear John & Frances,

Our prayers and thoughts are with you both and your loved ones. The Rodriguez and Pagano Families.

Kenneth Blatt

January 4, 2005

To John and Frances Booth..Although I did not know Dan personally I know the staff respected him greatly; as these notes attest. I want to express my sympathies for your loss and acknowledge your courage for allowing us to deal with Dan's passing in an open way.

Heather McGarr

January 3, 2005

I've worked with Dan for the past 4 years. I'll miss our smoke breaks when we had the opportunity to bond. You were truly a wonderful person with a kind heart. My prayers are with you.

Matthew Josephson

January 3, 2005

Dan was a very cool guy! Whenever you saw him in a room or at a party he always made you smile. He will be missed by all his friends.

Lynette Simpson

January 3, 2005

Dan, you were a great employee, the clients and staff will miss very much. You offered so much to the clients and those you worked with. May you rest in peace.

Jacqueline Baker

January 3, 2005

Dan, was a great team player, he will be truly missed. May the concern and sympathy of those who care, help the family through this difficult time.

Anthony Fisher

January 3, 2005

I worked with Dan, he never complained about anything, never had a bad word to say about anyone. and was well-liked by everyone. Rest in peace.

Claude Fields

January 3, 2005

Dan, you will be greatly missed. Your quiet way of doing your job was much appreciated. You will be missed by both staff, and the folks we served in our program.

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