Birth date: Mar 29, 1957 Death date: Feb 20, 2022
Thomas T. Danoski, age 64, of Fremont, WI, passed away on Sunday, February 20th, 2022 at his residence. He was born in Racine, WI on March 29, 1957, a son of the late Frank and Mary (Klingenmeyer) Danoski. Tom attended the Milwau Read Obituary
Tommy you were taken too soon.
Tom would cut wood on a property up the road from me, as he was passing he would stop just to say hi and have a beer and yes sometimes bring a few extra. (Tom liked his beer)
We ended up talking for some time; Celeste would come looking for him.
A lot of things we talked about I can’t repeat.
Some were just funny others were series.
And from time to time he would show me a caring soft side of Tommy with a little bit of philosophy.
For the lives Tommy touched I can only say, things will get more gooder as time goes on but we won’t forget you.
We will miss you old friend
Roger & Mary Rink
Our whole family was so saddened by the news of Toms's recent passing. We share many wonderful memories of time spent. He was Dennis's best friend for decades and our son Dustin's Godfather.
Dennis and he went on many adventures from hunting trips to Wyoming to Fishing trips to Canada bringing Dustin along when he was old enough. They spent much time up at his parents place in Fox Lake. We wish his family and friends peace at this difficult time.
We as a family find comfort in all the wonderful memories we share it gives us closure and peace at this time.
Shelli and Dennis York
Dustin and Devin York
As we are all as a family are so saddened to hear of Tom's passing we shared many memories today. He was a our sons Godfather my husband's best friend for decades. Hiawatha and Airport Inn in Sturtevant were their stomping pool playing playgrounds. They went on many adventures together Wyoming hunting for Antelope, Canada fishing trips , hours and hours on Lake Michigan fishing, saining for smelt on 17th street beach we have so many cherished memories of spending time as do our grown children Dustin and Devin.
We know Frankie and Mary have welcomed him with open arms now he and his Dad can swap recipes and hang out together once more just as they did up on Fox lake and on Meadow lane his childhood home. May he rest well now and know our memories bring us Peace and closure after many years of distance.
We love you Tom and will always cherish the time spent and love shared.
May all his family and friends find peace and closure also.
Shelli and Dennis York and family
