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DANIEL J. "DAN" BREWSTER
DANIEL J. "DAN" BREWSTER
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DANIEL BREWSTER Obituary
Of Swissvale, age 64, passed on Sunday, May 21, 2017. Beloved son of the late William and Frances (Greskevish) Brewster; loving brother of John (Leslee Salamone) Brewster of Kennedy Twp. and the late William Todd Brewster. Dan grew up in Castle Shannon and graduated from Keystone Oaks High School. He enjoyed life all over the world from Pittsburgh to the Philippines, to the highland dessert of Nevada and scuba diving in Guantanamo Bay. Dan served in the Navy and he was employed with the Port Authority as a bus operator. SANVITO FUNERAL HOME, 412-771-3050.
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Mary Jean (Brewster) (Yaria) Wilcox
March 21, 2018
I am Danny's first wife, Mary Jean and send sincere condolences for the deep felt loss of my dear Danny boy. I have always loved him and was devastated 3-21-2018 when surfing the internet to find him. I was reminiscing my adventures with him and decided to reach him this snowy first spring day. Did you know I spent one day with him when he was taking care of Bill? Please send a note John if you can. Hope life blesses you.
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Holly Wilson
August 13, 2017
I guess this means I can use your real name in my upcoming book, based on my memoirs of the '70's. Hitch hiking to the May Day demonstration in DC, 1971....so many great memories of you. You will be immortalized in my book, my first love.
May God bless and keep you until that day when your heart will be found full of love.
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