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Daniel James Gallagher

Daniel James Gallagher of Red Bank, NJ is remembered in the Liberty Unites archive.

Age
23
Home
Red Bank, NJ
Occupation
Cantor Fitzgerald
Memorial
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I first met Reds in April 1996 when I and some friends had tickets to a Dave Matthews concert in Virginia. He was a friend of a friend and a huge Dave fan. Reds went to the concert with us, and we had the best time ever. He and I automatically became friends. After the concert, I ran into him many times at different parties. He was always so happy to see me and I him. I remember running into him about five or six months ago in Allentown at Crocodile Rock's. I introduced him to my fiance'. He said how happy he was for me and told my fiance' that he was very lucky. Reds was an incredible guy. One that I will never forget and will miss very much.

Erin P. McCormick, friend

Legacy Liberty Unites visitor

"Reds" to all of his friends. "Dan" to his family. He was a truly special friend. It is an absolute tragedy to lose someone with such generosity and love for others. You will truly be missed. I will see you when I get there. "A friend is always good to have. So glad our paths crossed this time today. Celebrate we will, for life is short but sweet for certain"

Tom Sudders, friend

Legacy Liberty Unites visitor

I first met Reds in April 1996 when I and some friends had tickets to a Dave Matthews concert in Virginia. He was a friend of a friend and a huge Dave fan. Reds went to the concert with us, and we had the best time ever. He and I automatically became friends. After the concert, I ran into him many times at different parties. He was always so happy to see me and I him. I remember running into him about five or six months ago in Allentown at Crocodile Rock's. I introduced him to my fiance'. He said how happy he was for me and told my fiance' that he was very lucky. Reds was an incredible guy. One that I will never forget and will miss very much.

Erin P. McCormick, friend

Legacy Liberty Unites visitor