Daniel Anthony Bunger

Daniel truly touched the hearts of everyone he came across in so many ways. He had the most infectious smile, and a laugh that could brighten even the worst of days. When you thought of Danny, you almost always imagined him with his tablet. He loved listening to music, full volume of course. His favorites were Romeo Santos, Power Rangers and the occasional Gangnum Style. When he wasn’t jamming out he would be watching one of his favorite movies like The Avengers, or Avatar. His mom would call him her “little avatar boy,” and for good reason. There weren’t many movies Danny would fully watch without wanting to change the channel but he sat through 3 hours of avatar without once losing intrest, it truly was his favorite. 
 
 Aside from his tablet and playing GTA, Danny loved to be outside and parties with his family. He loved to sit in the grass and rip out chunks to sprinkle all over himself and anyone around him, not caring how dirty he got. He loved to throw rocks, whether it was into the sand and water or directly at people. If Danny was throwing rocks, you needed to clear the way because he did not care if you got hit. On the contrary it would make him laugh so hard if you did. Danny loved all types of animals, especially his cat Coco. “Danny let’s go see coco” was your ticket to get him out the door with a big smile. His mom would say they truly are brothers with the way they would annoy each other but also unconditionally love one another.
 
 Danny was many things, a loving boy always wanting to hug you and give besitos, a travieso who thought it was funny to throw expensive glasses out the car window as your driving. But most of all he was an angel who showed us all how to live a life full of happiness. He showed us that no obstacle or hardships could get in the way of living a beautiful and joyful life. He taught us to smile and laugh at the small things in life (like belly buttons, he found those really funny). He leaves us all with lessons to carry on in his memory. He will forever be loved and missed, but never-ever forgotten.