Birth date: Dec 29, 1934 Death date: Dec 26, 2018
Dan Sheehan, age 83, passed away on December 26, 2018, at home surrounded by his loving family. He was born in Arlington, MA, on December 29, 1934, raised in Cambridge, MA, and moved to Gainesville, FL, in 1966. He worked for the Read Obituary
Uncle Dan- Last night I know you were there to greet Auntie Ruthie by opening those gates to heaven. You both must of had the largest smiles on your faces. Now that you guys are back together please dont cause any havoc up there at least wait until we are all together again. You are still deeply missed and Auntie Ruthie will be also. LOVE and MISS you both
Mrs Sheehan and Family-
We are so sorry for your loss. We will always remember Mr. Sheehan for his Irish wit and charm. Our prayers and thoughts are with you. Please take comfort in knowing that he will always be with you in your hearts and through your memories.
The Daquilas - Vera, Maura and Ronnie
Uncle Dan, You were like a father to me for many years of my life. I love and will always remember you and the bond we had,Gosh your watered down sodas I drank while you weren't watching,to not complaining when I always rented the Grease movie from pick a flick when I stayed with you guys (off 12th street) I know it would drive you and Aunt Ruthie crazy.Making sure your TV was fixed so you could watch your sports, news or jeopardy (which I swear you knew every answer) To our last High Five and I love you on Sunday..
God Speed Uncle Dan
aunt ruthy and family so sorry for your loss will never for get the time uncle dan took me to the ball game to see the red sox play at fenway he will be missed bob alexander
To Ruth and family, Sending our love and prayers to all of you! I think the last time we saw Dan, we met Dan, Ruth and Bunny for lunch! Those lunches will always be very special memories. We loved hearing Dan’s stories and listening to what Dan and Ruth were up to whether it was when we saw them or when we saw Bunny! Dan will definitely be missed very, very much!
Our love and deepest sympathy,
Frank (Mick) and Joan McLaughlin
Dear Auntie Ruthie and family,
Uncle Dan was one of a kind, a great man, a great uncle, and a loving husband and father. His sense of humor and love of the Red Sox are what will always remind me of him. I hope that you can all find comfort in your beautiful memories of him. Those we love are never truly gone, they remain in our hearts forever.
With much love and our deepest sympathy,
Kim, Courtney, Jillian, and Emerson
Uncle Dan, may your Mom and Dad, Eleanor, Jack, Carol and Paul greet you at Heaven's gate with open arms. You can leave your push walker behind because you'll be flying with Angels.
Aunt Rudy, my cousins and your family's our hearts are heavy with sadness and thinking of all of you.
Love and Miss All of You,
Johnny and Diane
