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This website was created in memory of Dan, who lost his battle with diabetes on December 18, 2018.  

Dan was a donor, and we're praying they were able to use his body to bring healing and hope to other.  To honor his decision to be a donor, we're asking any memorials to be given to the organization that oversaw his donation: 

Gift Of Hope Organ & Tissue Donor Services.

One of Dan's greatest accomplishments was serving in the US Navy, so we've chosen to honor him for that.

A full honor military service will be held on Friday May 10, 2019 at 12:00pm at the Danville National Cemetery.

Here are directions to the cemetery:

Main Cemetery Address:  1900 E. Main, Danville IL - this will take you to the V. A. Campus Marquee-Sign entrance...

DO NOT TURN INTO THE MAIN V.A. MARQUEE-SIGN ENTRANCE.

Take the 2nd Right past the campus marquee sign (past the Iowa St and Indiana St intersections)...there should be a small sign that says "Service Entrance National Cemetery" - that is where you will turn right.

Take the 1st Left past the water tower.  This takes you into the cemetary.  

There is parking on the right.  You can park there and walk to the internment shelter, or you can drive to the internment shelter and park on the side of the road. 

The cemetery is circular with an outer circular road and an inner circular road. It's a one way road.  If you choose to drive to the internment shelter you will turn RIGHT into the circle...there will be a man directing traffic.

The internment shelter is on the northside of the cemetery.  It's located on the inner circle 3/4 of the way around. 

There will be no burial site ceremony. 

Thank you for all your prayers and condolences,

Nancy and Steve




December 18, 2023
December 18, 2023
Missing you Dan and think of you almost daily. 

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December 18, 2023
December 18, 2023
Missing you Dan and think of you almost daily. 
His Life
April 23, 2019

Dan was the oldest child born to our parents, Richard and Marian Kline.  He is preceded in death by our parents and our brother Doug.  I'm the only living relative in his immediate family.

Dan served in the US Navy.  After being honorably discharged from the Navy he started his career as an over-the-road truck driver.  He retired from driving due to health reasons associated with type 2 diabetes.  He resided in Bloomington,  IL until his passing. 

I remained in close contact with Dan after our mother died in 2003.  I was able to visit him just months before his passing.  My husband and I were able to briefly share the gospel with him at that time. 

Through a series of medical events, Dan was hospitalized and entered into a coma.  We were able to pray over him before allowing the medical team to remove his life support (Dan's wishes).  

Due to a series of happenings, it is our belief that he went to be with the Lord and to be reunited with my mother and brother. 

I thank everyone who prayed for him through the years.  And I also thank everyone who called him a friend.

He is greatly missed. 

~Nancy Kline

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