Daytin Robert Duronso-Harp

Daytin Robert Duronso-Harp, age 26, of Bellingham, WA, passed away on October 19, 2025. He

was born on March 28, 1999, to Amy (Duronso) Harp and Jasson Harp, the beloved second-born

of six children.

Daytin was that kid that brought everyone over who needed a place to stay, was always checking

in on others, offering help wherever he could-or finding someone who could. No matter the

problem, if Daytin could solve it, he would. Known for his humor and quick wit, he could make

anyone laugh, even when his own troubles were by far worse than who he was trying to cheer up.

He loved being the center of attention, often by doing something unexpected that caught

everyone off guard.

In his quiet moments, Daytin.spent his time drawing and writing-especially songs and poetry.

He was recognized in the national poetry contest Words Unlocked, where he placed 4th, 7th, and

received an honorable mention. His work was also published in the book Words of Conviction,

which he helped write and designed the cover.

Daytin was a loyal friend who genuinely wanted to help those around him. His compassion,

humor, and kindness will be deeply missed by everyone who knew him.

He was preceded in death by his great-grandparents Elmer and Joan Duronso, Edward and Mary

Stewart of Bellingham, James and Mary Kennel of Fort Smith, Arkansas, and Dalton Harp Sr. of

Shady Point, Oklahoma; his brother Greshom; and his cousin Emma Harp.

He is survived by his parents, Jasson and Amy Harp; brothers Cain, Ezekiel, Finnehas (Cai), and

Hewitt; grandparents Dalton and Teresa Harp, Lyle Duronso, and Cheryl and Jim Baldwin;

great-grandmother Mary Harp; and numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and friends who loved him

dearly.

A memorial service to celebrate Daytin's life will be held Friday, October 24, 2025, at 2:00

p.m. at the Ferndale Community Center.