Showing posts with label Uncle Danny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Uncle Danny. Show all posts

Thursday, May 3, 2007

STILL In Memory of Danny G. Cypert


First things first, I want to say a heart felt "THANK YOU" to all of the people that have posted a message on the blog. I have gotten to know some of you over the phone like Debi, Carlos, and Megan; I can honestly say without a doubt that you were definitely part of Uncle Danny's family! After talking with you, I feel like I have known you for a long time even though we have never met, that will change May 10th. I look forward to meeting all of you! My sister (Shelley) and I will be at the service and all that follows. For anyone wanting to know any information about Uncle Danny's memorial service, go http://www.uflac.org/ (the United Firefighters of Los Angeles website), all the details for the service are on their homepage. From everything I've heard, Uncle Danny's Memorial Service is going to be "Off the Hook"! I plan on taking many pictures during the service and I will post some of them when I return home. One last thing, if anyone leaves a post, it does not list your email address. So if anyone would like or need to contact me, you can email me at dcypert69@hotmail.com (Put "Uncle Danny" in the subject, that way if it accidentally goes to my junk mail folder, I'll know to open it anyway). Until next time...WALK GOOD!!!.............Dan

Sunday, April 29, 2007

In Memory of Danny G. Cypert



It is with great sadness that I announce the passing of my Uncle Danny. He was killed Friday night in a motorcycle accident in Arizona. My Uncle Danny was a Captain for the Los Angeles Fire Department and worked as a paramedic for almost 38 years. He was 65 years old and loved riding his bike. He was a member of the LAFD Firehogs Motorcycle Club, a club made up of LAFD firemen & paramedics (view their website at http://www.firehogs.org/ ). He thoroughly enjoyed living and was quoted by my father (Danny's brother) as being "The World's Oldest Teenager". I didn't get to see him very often, but I did get to talk to him more frequently via email (he always had good jokes to send my way). Nothing has been set as far as services, but they will probably be in L.A. I plan on attending to pay my respects, so I'll keep you all informed. I can honestly say that he left this world doing what he loved probably the most. KEEP ON RIDING UNCLE DANNY!!!............................Dan