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Daniel Todd Nance

  • 18 years old
  • Born Dec 15, 1986
  • Died Jun 09, 2005
  • United States
Daniel Todd Nance, our son, brother and friend may be gone from our Earth, but he is always present in our minds, hearts and hopes. May this tribute help keep alive his memory, and serve as a way for his friends to stay in touch.
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DANIEL TODD NANCE


Daniel Todd Nance, beloved son of Paula Marie Fast and Daniel Martin Nance, passed away Thursday, June 9, 2005.


Daniel was born Monday, Dec. 15, 1986, in Pasco, Wash. He spent his childhood years in Mesa, Wash., and attended Mesa Elementary School, where he excelled in Little League and Grid Kids. As a fifth-grader, Daniel quarterbacked the Pasco Redskins to the league championship. His family moved to Connell in 1998, where he entered Connell Elementary School as a sixth-grader.


Daniel continued to excel in sports, and was a gifted leader on and off the field. He helped guide Connell High School to the state football semifinals in 2004, and was proud and joyful to share his team’s winning season with his brother Andrew at his side. Daniel felt at home on the playing field, especially the baseball diamond.


Daniel knew he was lucky to have found the love of his life, Madie Poulson. He shared a special relationship with Madie and her family. George and Julie Poulson’s door was always open to Daniel.


Daniel constantly had a smile on his face or had a joke to share with his friends and family. He was a Natural Helper, always there for someone in need, and organized countless neighborhood pickup sports games.


Daniel appreciated his family and always let them know how much he loved them. He is survived by a wealth of friends and family: his parents Dan and Paula of Connell; his loving brothers Joshua Wright Beach of Seattle, Zachary Bjorn Beach (and Feleighsha) of Cowiche, Wash., and Lucas Fast Beach (and Stefenie Vigil) and Taylor Andrew Nance of Connell; his adoring sister Haley Johanna Beach of Seattle; maternal grandparents Irwin and Marilynn Fast of Pasco; paternal grandparents Paul and Verrae Taylor of McNary, Ore., and Duane and Betty Nance of Elk Heights, Wash.; paternal great-grandmother Louise Strebe of Kennewick; numerous aunts, uncles and cousins, including special uncle Shane Fast; and the nephews and nieces he loved: Tamera, Joseph, Tiana, Sarah, Skyler, Hayden and Jeremy.


Friends and family are invited to visit Daniel from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesday, June 14, 2005, at Bruce Lee Memorial Chapel, 2804 W. Lewis in Pasco. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m., Wednesday, June 15, 2005, at Connell High School with graveside services to follow in Connell. Daniel will be laid to rest in the CHS football uniform he was so proud to wear, as he goes on to play on his field of dreams. Community First Bank has set up the Daniel Nance Memorial Account — donations can be made at the Connell branch or at 6401 W. Clearwater Ave., Kennewick WA 99336.


Daniel, our son, brother and friend, you will always be loved and remembered in our hearts.

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I am so sorry for your loss

Louise Lagerman Jun 21, 2008

Your son is beautiful and I am so sorry of your loss.I know your pain
I lost my beautiful 23 year old daughter March of 2006.
For more support please visit
www.mychildlossgrief.org

"Everythings Going To Be Alright"

drew nance May 26, 2008

The last words that came from Daniel in his car right before I was getting out for school was, "Dad is never going to change, Everythings going to be alright". I don't remember the last time I told Daniel I loved him. The last time he said it to me was when we were playing in Omak, where our baseball team got eliminated. Right before the game started he gave me and hug and said "love you brotha" and I didn't say it back. If I could go back, I wish I could have told him I loved him more often. At first everything wasn't alright, but now time has mended some things. Though, he is right, everything going to be alright.

I Love Yous

Josh Apr 10, 2008

One reason I will always appreciate my brother: He told me he loved me no matter the situation. I hung up on him rather abruptly one day because my ride had arrived, but it turned out the bus was full. When I called Daniel back, he jokingly tried to figure out why I wasn’t headed down the road: “Forget your pants?” I told him I just wanted to say goodbye properly, and we exchanged “I love yous.” It was the last thing Daniel ever said to me.

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