Anon posted a condolence

Saturday, January 17, 2026

Daniel was a very talented guy. May his soul be guided into heaven.

anon posted a condolence

Monday, August 5, 2024

RIP doughy:( your art made a big impact on my life

Dakota Soares posted a condolence

Saturday, July 29, 2023

Dear Pastor Gary and Linda, My sincerest condolences to both of you (and the family as well). While sickness kept me from attending physically today, please know I would have been there if I could, and I will be sincerely praying for the Lord's peace and his unabiding love to help sustain you through this difficult time. Yours in Christ, Dakota

Cory McKenna posted a condolence

Saturday, July 29, 2023

Dearest Gary and precious Linda. Words can’t possibly say how heartbroken Dawn and I are for you both and we would’ve definitely been at Daniel’s memorial service today had we not received the news just this afternoon. We love you both and will pray that our God of all comfort and His saints together minister to you during this difficult time (2 Cor. 1:3-7).

Laurina Alvira Trenholm posted a condolence

Saturday, July 29, 2023

I am terribly sorry for your loss.Daniel was a lovely young man. During the time he spent camping here in Sackville we spoke several times and a kinder soul you'd never fnd. His journey with God as his companion led him to our family which was a Blessng in many ways. We are mourning your loss as well. May The Lord Jesus cover you in His Comfort In Jesus Name, Laurina Trenholm

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Saturday, July 29, 2023

Linda,Gary and family - we send our deepest condolences to each and all of you as you press through this unimaginable grief. Daniel as I knew and remember him was exceptionally intelligent, curious, kind and entertaining. The last time I saw and spoke with him I was struck by how considerate and attentive he was to both Tim and I, putting himself out for our comfort, seeking to engage our Ideas in conversation. Despite the wrestlings of his own inquisitive mind, I will remember his endearing child-like heart. There were times I wanted to reach out and just hug him, that he may in that moment know and feel his true worth and love through my brief touch. Today I regret my hesitations for “proper protocol”. Each of you continue to be in our prayers -with much love, Virginia, Paul, Tim and Michelle

Darrell Shaule posted a condolence

Saturday, July 29, 2023

Gary and Linda and Family: My sympathy and condolences to each of you. I am so sorry to read that Daniel died. I am presently on vacation out of province but I am praying that our great God will comfort you and hold you as you grieve and mourn his passing. May this scripture be a balm for your aching hearts: “The Lord is close to the broken-hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit.” Psalm 34:18

Rosemary Van Gelderen posted a condolence

Friday, July 28, 2023

So sorry, Gary and Linda, to hear of the loss of your dear son, Daniel. He has been in my prayers the last several years since we were in small group together. Will continue to pray for you all as you navigate this trial. May our Lord richly bless you with mercy, comfort and grace in the days and months ahead.

Patti Hill posted a condolence

Friday, July 28, 2023

Dear Linda and Gary, I am so sad to be writing a condolence for Daniel. I am so sorry for your pain and the loss of your dear son. I have some sweet memories of Daniel, one of which is when I was driving up Wonderland Rd. N. and saw a young man walking along the side of the road, shoes in hand and it was Daniel. I stopped and told him I could take him as far as Ilderton Rd. but then would be going the other way to CBC 7 for a hymn sing. He thought he would like to go to the hymn sing and so he joined me and we had a great evening with the folk there. Patti Hill

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Friday, July 28, 2023

On June 25, 2019, I was so bold as to stop this complete stranger, as he walked past the end of my driveway, while I was packing to go to the cottage 40 miles away. I had seen him hide some luggage in the bushes across the road, and when he returned from the bus stop with a larger piece of luggage, I decided I needed to ask if he needed a safer place to put them if he were planning to hunt for a job and a place to sleep. My husband, Wylie, had taken our lawn tractor, a couple of hours earlier, to the cottage so there was room in the shed for Daniel to leave his luggage and return for it later or to get something from it, while looking for a place to stay. I offered it and I left the choice up to him. He decided to take me up on my offer and wrote, on a postage stamp-sized piece of paper, with a stubby pencil, about two inches long, “Laura, I have come for my stuff. Daniel Prickett “. He would leave this note in my shed to let me know when he came for his things so I wouldn’t think someone had stolen them. Very thoughtful boy! I called the neighbours across the street and next- door, so they wouldn’t call the police if they saw him on my property. He left his things there and went up to MacDonald’s to " clean up “ and go looking for a job. He said he had money for food and he could choose from several fast food establishments as well as a restaurant. Each was no more than 3 minutes away. I left to go to the cottage. I trusted him at our place. I found out later that he had come back that night and slept in the shed. His mother thanked me for looking after Daniel, but I felt it a priviledge. He was a blessing in my life. I'm remembering little things that took place when he was here like seeing him sitting on his sleeping bag, provided by one of my sons, with his back against a 2”x4”, in the shed, reading his Bible. I apologized for not being able to allow him in the house because he was a stranger and my husband wasn’t home. He said that was okay because he felt close to God in the shed. I think about the fact that I had no fear of this stranger and that he had many opportunities to hurt me, if he so chose. He really was a gentle, sensitive, thankful soul and that is who he was when he was here. I was so surprised the first time I saw him sitting on our patio reading his Bible and making notes in a scribbler. We had a short discussion and I suggested he concentrate on reading the New Testament, especially the Book of John. I was even more surprised when he asked me to pray for him, one day after I picked him up from the job he had been offered by a pastor at the Pentecostal Church , which I used to attend in the summer while at my cottage. I had asked for prayer for Daniel, when he first arrived, that he would be able to find a job and a place to live. On the second Sunday, I repeated my request and after service, a Pastor in the congregation, came to me and said he could give him a couple days work in the hay field, if he were interested. Daniel was happy to get the offer so I called and arranged a time to take him to the farm. I made a lunch for him and dropped him off, with his 4L jug of water, a cap my husband gave him (for the sun) and a pair of work gloves. I knew he was going to be lifting square bales of hay so I suggested he wear a t-shirt with long sleeves to protect his arms from the sharp ends of the baled hay. I returned to get him when the hay had all been collected from the field. He looked happy and we talked on the way home that day and the next. While sitting in the car, in our yard, he asked if I would pray for him, so I put my hand on his shoulder and prayed for God’s protection and for help finding work and a place to live. We often had discussions concerning the Bible and prayed together. The Daniel my husband and I met in Sackville was a gentle soul. I am reminded of a video he sent me of his cat, Fynn just a few months ago. The cat had probably been in a fight and the injury had become seriously infected. In the video, it showed him patiently removing maggots from the open injury, with a pair of tweezers. I had trouble watching the wiggling things but I marveled at his dexterity and the love he showed for his kitty. Apparently, he was able to treat it successfully and I was proud of him. On June 24, 2023, he texted, “ You ARE my Gmother”. Mother in God. I don't know what prompted this message because we hadn't been in touch for two days. We both felt that this whole scenerio had been orchestrated by God and that I was his God Mother. I will treasure our time together forever. These memories, of Daniel Prickett, are from an 82 year old former school teacher who spent 57 years working with children, K-12, including with Special Needs.

Kurt Boldt posted a condolence

Friday, July 28, 2023

Dear Linda, Gary and family, We send you our deepest sympathies for the loss of your son Daniel. We have been praying for you guys and will continue in the days to come. In God’s love, Kurt and Gail Boldt

Olga Trenholm Bateman posted a condolence

Tuesday, July 25, 2023

Gary, Linda and siblings, it is with a heavy heart that I send my deepest heartfelt condolences to you. I am so very sorry for your great loss. I never met Daniel but knew of him through my sister, Laura Estabrooks, who also is broken hearted over his passing, along with her family who loved Daniel, as well. May Daniel be raised at the Rapture, for the dead in Christ shall be raised, Eternally to be with The Lord. May The Holy Spirit bring you comfort, now and through your grief, going forward.. Love & Prayers.

Linda Wiens posted a condolence

Tuesday, July 25, 2023

Dear Linda and Gary I was shocked and distressed to hear of your loss. Every day since then, my prayers have been with you. Daniel's young life was fraught with difficulties not of anyone's making. But he also experienced love, joy, excitement, satisfaction, and the warmth of family. May many good memories comfort you in your grief. - Tante Linde

Norm Millar posted a condolence

Tuesday, July 25, 2023

Our thoughts and prayers are with you Gary and Linda and all your family in this very sad loss. I enjoyed my interactions with Daniel when he would come to our church services. He didn't say a lot, but would seek me out at least to say hi or tell me something briefly. Trusting God with you, in His sovereign plan for all our lives and as He comforts and cares for you all. Love and prayers, Norm and Cindy Millar

Penelope Gilbert posted a condolence

Monday, July 24, 2023

Gary, Linda, Sarah, Stephen, Hannah and Amy. We are sorry to hear of the loss of your precious son and brother, Daniel. I remember him as a beautiful child running to keep up with his older siblings, sitting and listening to his brother play the guitar and doing art with his sisters. Doug recalls being awed by his keen mind, his conversations, and their rounds of chess. He was a curious, bright and creative kid! His death is tragic in that he chose to let go of this world to find his peace and that you are left with the sorrow. But, I believe that he is now comforted and my hope is that you all too will be comforted. We weep with you and pray for you. God’s love, Penny and Doug Gilbert

Dorothy Prickett posted a condolence

Sunday, July 23, 2023

My memory of Daniel was when I visited the family in Oxford England when his dad was studying at Oxford University to become an ordained Minister. He was such a polite, quiet little boy who at the time I believe was around eight years old. My next vivid memories of him was when he lived briefly in the Niagara area and dropped in on me from time to time for a meal and a chat. So sad that he lost his way in his twenties and was unable to accept all the love and caring that was offered to him by his family and friends. Rest in Peace, Daniel and God Bless. Nana Dorothy.

Laverne Fehr posted a condolence

Friday, July 21, 2023

Gary and Linda and family, you are in my thoughts and prayers as you grieve the passing of Daniel. May you know the loving arms of our heavenly Father embracing you each step of this journey. Laverne

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Thursday, July 20, 2023

Photo of Daniel at his sister Hannah's wedding reception. Contributed by Uncle Ron and Aunt Zina.

Wendy Reid posted a condolence

Thursday, July 20, 2023

It is with fondness that we remember travelling with Daniel from Sackville to London with a stopover in Quebec City. We did an unguided lengthy tour of the old city and Daniel never once complained – he was instead enthralled I believe in the magic of this historically significant city. We had dinner at a lovely Old Quebec restaurant. Daniel was engaging and fascinating in conversations about history; art and architecture – subjects we are interested in as well. In the long drive home from Quebec we chatted about reading and how Daniel enjoyed books on tape. He was a delight on this trip for my husband Rob and I and great company for our son Ethan. Our hearts break for Dan and for his parents and siblings and family. Please know that we share in your grief and that we hold you all closely in our prayers. Wendy and Rob Reid

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