Brother & Friend: Dan Abeyta RIP
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My brother and friend, Dan Abeyta lost his fight and went into the loving hands of our Lord on April 30, 2019. My family is reaching out for your help!
Your contribution will help with expenses surrounding funeral arrangements, attorney fees, probate, medical and other obstacles that develop during this trying time of grief. He did not have a will or life insurance.
Dan suffered with several medical issues, however the major one was battling Stage 4 Chronic Kidney Disease, requiring him to have dialysis 3 days a week. Without treatment in the form of kidney dialysis, Stage 4 kidney disease patients are subjected to several negative symptoms that will not only cause pain, but also an overall decrease in quality of life. It is expected that Stage 4 patients will not survive more than a year without dialysis treatment. Dan survived 7 years with treatment and very rarely complained.
Dan suffered a major stroke on Easter Sunday and was put on life support fighting an infection as his family watched him struggling to live until his last breath. We all supported each other with compassion and love.
Dan was a loving, kind, giving and thoughtful brother. Dan was a resident of Pueblo, CO after serving in the U.S. Air Force. He lived his life fully and completely until he could no more. No more pain! He will be missed and loved forever!
Thank you! Your help is greatly needed and appreciated!
God’s Blessings!
Brenda Abeyta
Your contribution will help with expenses surrounding funeral arrangements, attorney fees, probate, medical and other obstacles that develop during this trying time of grief. He did not have a will or life insurance.
Dan suffered with several medical issues, however the major one was battling Stage 4 Chronic Kidney Disease, requiring him to have dialysis 3 days a week. Without treatment in the form of kidney dialysis, Stage 4 kidney disease patients are subjected to several negative symptoms that will not only cause pain, but also an overall decrease in quality of life. It is expected that Stage 4 patients will not survive more than a year without dialysis treatment. Dan survived 7 years with treatment and very rarely complained.
Dan suffered a major stroke on Easter Sunday and was put on life support fighting an infection as his family watched him struggling to live until his last breath. We all supported each other with compassion and love.
Dan was a loving, kind, giving and thoughtful brother. Dan was a resident of Pueblo, CO after serving in the U.S. Air Force. He lived his life fully and completely until he could no more. No more pain! He will be missed and loved forever!
Thank you! Your help is greatly needed and appreciated!
God’s Blessings!
Brenda Abeyta
Organizer and beneficiary
Pam Montoya Witaschek
Organizer
Aurora, CO
Bren Abeyta
Beneficiary
