Dan Arnold Archibald

DAN ARNOLD ARCHIBALD NOVEMBER 28, 1949 - APRIL 22, 2005 Dan Arnold Archibald passed away on Friday, April 22, 2005, in Alameda, surrounded by his family. His unexpected death the result of a complicated illness at the young age of fifty-five is a deep loss to many family members and friends who loved him well. Dan was a carpenter for thirty years with Local 713. Most of his career was spent with Kaiser Permanente, Northern California, working on innumerable hospital remodeling projects. After twenty-five years of service with Kaiser Permanente, he worked for Roberts Obayshi Construction Company in San Francisco. He lived his life exactly the way he wanted: enjoying music with friends, tending to his garden, and playing golf. And he spent most of his time with those he considered his best of friends: his siblings, Dave and Sharon, and his "little brother," Billie. Mr. Archibald is survived by Kevin Anne, his wife of twenty years, daughters, Dayna Leigh and Jenny Marie of Alameda and Patsy Archibald of Ukiah. They will truly miss him. His extensive network of family and friends includes: Sharon Bertolino (sister), Amber and Matthew Reynolds (niece and nephew-in-law), Julia Kate Reynolds (great-niece), Nicholas Bertolino (nephew) and Catherine Peters (aunt), of Alameda; Dave Archibald (brother) and Catie Jane Archibald (niece), of San Leandro; Linda and Bill Watson, Steve, Kimberly and Max Montgomery, of Modesto; Laura, Brian, Jennifer and Kaitlin Bennett, of Pleasanton; Dorothy Van Asdale (mother-in-law) of Yuma, Arizona; Merilee and John Piziali (sister- and brother-in-law), Anthony and Marcus Piziali (nephews) of Alameda; Denise Kucera Marmor (sister-in-law), Nathalie Overfield (niece) and David Marmor (nephew), of Dublin; and Billie, Liz, Sammy and Polly Taber, of San Lorenzo. Numerous others survive Dan Archibald he will never be forgotten for he will live in these hearts forever. Memorial services will be held on Thursday, April 28, 2005, 1:00 p.m., at Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1910 Santa Clara Street (at Lafayette Street), Alameda, California. In lieu of flowers, the family respectfully requests that donations be given to your favorite charity, or the American Diabetes Association (www.diabetes.org).