Daniel Frank Weeks

Loving Memory of







Daniel Frank Weeks

Entered Into Life

January 03, 1962
Denver, Colorado


Entered Into Eternal Life

September 17, 2019
Denver, Colorado


Age

57 Years
8 Months
14 Days


Members Of The Family

Son Of
George Weeks
Donna Mae Hofmann
&
Richard Hofmann

Father Of
Daniel Weeks

Brother Of
Ricky Weeks
Tamara Qualley and her husband Randy Qualley



Members Of The Family

Uncle Of
Ricky Weeks and his wife Tonya
Franky Weeks and his wife Paula
Jordan Weeks
Nicole Weeks
Arizona Weeks
Randy Qualley & Addison Pickard
Michael Qualley

Great Uncle Of
Ricky Weeks
Miranda Weeks




Members of the Family

Nephew Of
Gary Seurer and his wife Diana
Franky Seurer

Cousin Of
Troy Seurer and his wife Tracy
Franky Seurer and his wife Amie
Beth Seurer
Tim Seurer
Gale Tenorio and her husband Richard









Daniel "Danny" Weeks was born on January 03, 1962 at St. Anthony's hospital. He was the second child born by Donna Mae. Danny, his older brother Ricky and younger sister Tamara lived and grew up together here in Denver Colorado. During his adolescents Danny attended Horace Mann Junior High where he was a proud member of the "Horace Mann Glee Club". He went on to attend North High School , he graduated with his classmates in 1980. Afterwards, Danny found himself in many different jobs and eventually met the mother of is only child "Daniel".


Danny lived with his mother Donna Mae where he took care of not only her but the whole house, however, he was much more than a glorified housekeeper. He was a loveable, genuine, and flat-out goofy man. His family enjoyed coming over for parties and holidays where they would play football until they couldn't breathe. Followed by dinner, cake, and finally a family poker game. He was a gambling man even if he didn't win much.
That was the kind of person Danny was. Even if he might not win at poker or might not be able to keep up with his nephews at sports, he loved the little things. Sometimes the little things are the ones that fill our lives with joy. Danny loved to be outside, whether it was tending to his garden, golfing, fishing, or just a simple ride on his bicycle. Danny's interest in the outdoors didn't stop at the observatory level. It led him to be a handy man of all sorts. Finding pieces of driftwood or carving his own trinkets from them, he would prove his creativity and imagination. Danny will surely be missed, he brought plenty of laughter and love into the lives of everyone he was around. We will all miss Danny very much, especially his best friend Cody, his dog. Cody already wants to sing to Danny's harmonica music again.



In Eternal Memory