Daniel, known by friends as Cuevas and as Blue by family, has sadly departed from this world on October 18, 2022. He moved to New Hampshire over a decade ago, hoping for a better and freer life. Tragically, he lost his leg shortly after moving and it was over a year before he got a prosthetic. It derailed his life, but he was a fighter and not going to let that stop him. He just kept on and became a prominent liberty activist every way he could. He was a true member of the community, helping new movers get acclimated all the time. He was known for his burgers and tacos at market days and festivals, his stories, news, and sense of humor.

When people moved here, he was often the first friend they made, and became very close with. He lived in Manchester, so it was easy for everyone to get up to speed. He knew the history and the present. He would often need assistance or a ride somewhere and would always feel guilty about asking, but he was always easygoing and a pleasure to help.

Our friend continued to struggle with health issues including kidney disease and had to get on dialysis and hope for a transplant. Even so, he did not let this stop him. He resolved to lose weight and get as healthy and fit as possible. He went to the gym and was in better shape than almost anyone. He lost over one hundred pounds and was able to walk without a cane for the first time in years and had more energy than ever, just in time to need it.

And then he took to writing poetry, which became his real passion and hobby. He went to open mics all over southern New Hampshire and the Boston area and was well regarded. He even started his own open mic in Manchester. He had published a book of poetry, See Dan Walk, four years ago and was getting ready to release a second edition. On top of that, he was almost finished editing a second book as well, Entering God's Cheat Codes, which was to be released soon.

Cuevas never had much money to his name and neither does his loving family. He leaves behind a very caring and wonderful mother who he talked with every day, and a brother also in New Hampshire, as well as other siblings and cousins in New York, Puerto Rico, and elsewhere. Unfortunately, funerals are not cheap and I would like to take this stress off the family. Please give what you can. If you would like to give cash, checks, silver or goldbacks without fees, use the contact feature. If you would like give crypto, a fund is being set up for that as well. Thanks for your help. This is the least we can do for this legendary personality who made an impact on so many people.