Daniel "Deebers" was my nephew and our families first born grandchild. He was born on  Wednesday, March 11, 1987. When I heard the news that he was finally here, I was joyful and proud that I was an aunt now.  
We shared so many summers together because I babysat him and lived with Frank and family during some of my high school years. So crazy, because I was so young but it didn't stop me from doing the very best job that I could watching over him when his parents were away at work. Daniel and I spent a lot of time playing, dancing, eating, listening to music, watching cartoons, and hanging out at home. 
His laugh (chuckle) was infectious and looking into his big brown eyes just put a smile on my face (anyone's really). He was a good child and I'm thankful I was able to share that time with him. When Daniel got older, he still had all the great qualities  and characteristics that were instilled from his childhood. He was an honest person, and a delight to be around.
My "Deebers" was a kind-loving person. He had a big heart and would help anyone in need. Daniel found the good things in people. 

Love you, Daniel
Aunt Lydia is going to miss you. Love you Forever! 

I remember my cuz Daniel as a wonderful and bright young man. I can remember when Frankie and Roberta use to bring him to our grandparents house on Sundays when we had menudo and our family would gather together I took this picture of Daniel with his grandpa Frank and his great uncle's Ernie and Robert sr. Good times and wonderful memories God bless you Daniel we love you and will miss you. You are in the kingdom of our Lord Jesus Christ. 

I'm Daniel's mother And when Daniel was about 5 or so We were going out to eat and looking at the menu I told Daniel, "Hey they have grilled cheese sandwiches!" ( He loved grilled cheese sandwiches). And then he looked all around and seen everybody in the restaurant, And then he looked at me and he whispered (with his hand on the side of his mouth), "don't they have a boy cheese sandwich?".  Seems like everybody heard him and started laughing they thought it was cute. But Daniel didn't lol.  As he got older, He loved it when I told that story. 
Daniel was one of a kind and he was perfect to me. Rest in peace my baby.


Daniel was my nephew. When he was a kid sometimes he would hangout at his grandma, my mother, house. I bump into him there one day. Seemed a little bored so I suggest we walk down to the store and get some stuff. We ended up buying some squirt guns and had a water fight all the way back to my mom house. Later he told my sister, his mom, he had a great day.  As did I; my mom told me that he got saved while he was in rehab. I take comfort in the fact that he is rejoycing in heaven with his Lord And Savior Jesus Christ of Nazareth.

I knew Dan in high school. I always remember him to be kind, having a great sense of humor and as “grill master”, a nicknamed dubbed during his time working in fast food in high school. Dan and I bonded over our love for music. We often had conversations about the latest songs we were both in to. He had a great laugh, more of a chuckle. May he Rest In Peace. 

OBITUARY

Daniel Frankie Hernandez

March 11, 1987 – April 28, 2022

Acheson & Graham Garden of Prayer Mortuary

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