Birth date: Dec 20, 2000 Death date: Nov 25, 2020
As an honors engineering advisor, I found Daniel wonderful to work with. He was friendly, appreciative, organized, and sought out opportunities to grow and challenge himself. He had advanced interpersonal skills, was mature, grounded, supportive, and giving to others. He was on a pre-Med path and I knew he would be a great doctor. I’m grateful for the times I worked with him. I honor him and his family and those who loved and appreciated him. I’m so sorry we lost him.
Dearest Alex, and Olya, our hearts go out to you in your time of sorrow, May God hold you in the palm of His hand.
Daniel was so full of life and curiosity, he held himself to a higher standard, and always asked very insightful questions. He will be dearly missed by all who’s lives he touched. Daniel will remain in our hearts forever !!
Very sad to hear this news. Daniel was a student in my class in Exeter. I greatly appreciated his adventurous and inquisitive spirit. Nothing was ever dull or quiet with Daniel around. He tested limits, asked questions, and always looked for ways to interject new ideas into the discussion. And he loved to photo-bomb my photos! I will certainly miss him. You have my deepest sympathies.
