Daniel (Danny) Nicholas Gallucci Jr

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Daniel (Danny) Gallucci Jr Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Sep. 10, 2025.

Danny was 67 years old when he passed. He is survived by his wife Kelley, his mother Patricia & father Vincent, his daughter's Victoria, Gianna, and Lexie, his sister Lori, brother Steven, cousins Joey, Brian, and Trish, Aunt Barbara, as well as many cousins, aunts, uncles and friends.

Danny had a successful business as a Master Pipefitter/Plumber. He continued to work hard with the help of his wife even though he was bedbound from cancer for the last two years of his life with the goal of taking care of his family.

We all loved Danny's childlike sense of humor and his ability to make us laugh. He was kind and unselfish and put his family above himself. Danny was a talented drummer and rhythm guitarist. He played in bands throughout his life and is best known for his drumming and vocals on the YouTube songs 'Inner World' and 'The Beach' with the Ziggy Zeal Band. Danny had a strong Christian faith and believed the scriptures about the future resurrection as talked about at John 12:11-44 when Jesus resurrected Lazarus from the dead. Also, the Scriptures at Acts 24: 15 and John 5: 28, 29. that also talks about the future resurrection that Danny believed would happen to him. Danny will be greatly missed by all who knew and loved him !

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September 11, 2025

Kathleen gallucci posted to the memorial.

September 11, 2025

Kelley Bell Gallucci posted to the memorial.

September 11, 2025

Carrie Rehak posted to the memorial.

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Kathleen gallucci

September 11, 2025

Danny was a wonderful person.with a big heart.may he rest in peace.He will be remembered, always.Sorry for your families loss.

Kelley Bell Gallucci

September 11, 2025

My loving husband Danny and I met each other in 2015 and have been together ever since. I knew after a few conversations on the phone that he was the man for me! I have cherished memories with him; all the festivals and concerts we went to, our train ride for vacation in Florida, trip to Houston, New Hampshire mountains, and long rides by the beach in our Corvette. I loved getting up on stage with him during open mic night with him playing the drums and me singing. He was so talented. He was very unselfish and loving and kind and respectful, and he loved my tomboy side. He was a very loving and self sacrificing father as well, and put the needs of his family before his own. I miss him every day, and I will continue to value our time together for the rest of my life

Carrie Rehak

September 11, 2025

So sorry to hear this. Sending love and prayers of comfort to the family.Danny was my cousin in law for many years, and he was always kind and made me laugh on many family occasions. He will be missed.

Noel Gallucci

September 10, 2025

Uncle Danny was (and still is) a kind, hard working, and lovable person. I remember growing up with him, and how when I was little, he'd always joke around and let me steal his hats off his head no matter how frustrated he got with it. I always looked forward to seeing him so we could play our silly little game, and I recall that I used to hang on his leg like a monkey when he had to go because I wanted him to stay longer.

Then when Victoria and Gianna were born and growing up themselves, it was nice to see him being as sweet a dad as he was an uncle. We went out a few times with Patricia (me and my cousins´ grandma) and him to Fantasy Land and other fun places, and it was nice getting to see him and my cousins. He always took love and pride in his family, and he wasn't ashamed to express it or let us all know.

The last time he showed up to a family reunion with his wife, Kelley, you wouldn't have guessed he was dealing with such a heavy health burden since he was always such a strong fighter who made a conscious effort to ensure those around him were having a good time. The two of them filled the space with humor and quality conversations, and it was always a pleasure to have them with us.

Although it's sad to think I won't be hearing his jokes or stories about his life any time soon, I know that he is at peace in his rest, and in the meantime, bits of him remain in all the people he cares about and touched with his heart and soul.

My condolences go out to Victoria, Gianna, Lexie, and Kelley, as well as all his other loved ones who miss him dearly.