Danny Jack Schupbach

2000 - 2019

2000 - 2019

With the greatest dismay we announce the death of our beloved son and brother, Danny Jack Schupbach, age 19. May he be dancing in the moonlight on his journey with fellow starship troopers.

We welcome Danny’s friends and family to a Farewell Gathering in the Sequoia Centre at McCall Gardens, 4665 Falaise Drive on Monday, September 23rd, 2019 at 2pm. If anyone would like to speak at the gathering, please confirm with us by email at danny192019@gmail.com

Condolences may be offered to the family below.

McCall Gardens
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26 Responses

  1. So sorry, Jane and family!
    The Ontario McGills are thinking of you and praying for you in this very sad time.
    With lots of love,
    Karen (McGill) and Jamie Bowen

  2. Our thoughts and prayers are with you now. Our sincere condolences Rob, Jane Molly, Sally, and all of Danny’s friends and family. Danny and his smile will forever be in our hearts. We have fond memories watching Danny master his skateboard skills on our street.

  3. I’ve worked with Danny for the last few years at tnt paintball. I was at work when I got the news, and I’m pretty lost for words. He always put a smile on my face and greeted me with a big hug. He always made me feel welcome at tnt, and our team has suffered a major loss. Each one of us are missing a piece of us. My condolences to his family, and my he ride on. Rest easy

  4. Danny and my sister spent younger years together. Though time has passed I vividly recall his grin.
    He was adorable and an incredibly kind, intellingent and adventurous kid. Sending condolences to his family, friends
    and the community.

  5. He rode with us for, must have been 8 years, since attending my mountain bike programs at age ten? to greater mtb adventures and travel with Team Fish. A genuine, multiple-interest and very accomplished athlete. Lots of laughs and real talk about real things with the gang… I’m still speechless at his passing. Stay safe everyone; my deep condolences to Team Schupbach. So sorry.

  6. Marcie Gibson, Centre for Christian Studies says:

    On behalf of aunt Barb’s school and classmates, we are so very sorry to hear of this tragedy in your family, and send our sincere condolences. Holding all of you in prayer and our hearts, as you gather and mourn together. Blessings and peace.

  7. As the mother of children who went to school with Danny and his sisters, I witnessed, at a distance, his growth from an infant to an exceptionally beautiful young man. Now I lament this senseless loss and extend my heartbroken empathy to the Schupbach family. Schüpbach is a town in Switzerland and today I heard from a co-worker at Reynolds that Danny was thinking of doing Swiss military service. What a fantastic adventure that could have been. Danny will be so deeply missed. And we will not forget him.

  8. Rob, Jane, Sally, Molly,
    Danny was fortunate to be a part of your amazing Family. You gave him every opportunity to live life to the fullest and he took it. Together you shared in so many activities from outdoors, martial arts, and music his life was full. He was definitely Loved by your Family and Grandparents. I was hoping to get to know him better in the coming years, sadly events have changed things.
    Sending my Love to All of you during this time.

  9. I was on the road to practice with my band when I received the phone call. Danny and I have worked together over the last 2 years and became quite close. No matter the day I could always count on Danny to be there at work with a smile on his face. He was such a sweet, funny and easy going individual with so much to offer the world and the people around him. It’s heartbreaking to know he was taken from this earth before he got the chance. As a motorcycle rider myself, I couldn’t imagine what this news would do to my parents. My deepest condolences and sympathy go to his family and friends. We’ll miss you Danny.

  10. Danny knew my son very well through Tnt paintball. Caleb always spoke so highly so him. How great he was to talk to hang around and offering advise to a teen. Our sincere condolences to his family and friends. May he Rest In Peace

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