Daniel Vern Loveland

11/17/1975 — 7/7/2023

Born to Marilyn Loveland, November 17, 1975

Daniel worked hard, played hard, loved hard and lived hard, down to the last breath he took with his mom, and his forever love by his side.

He lived in Las Vegas, in his younger years where he celebrated his 18th birthday and experienced a lot. Daniel was a very talented carpenter for many years. He left the mark of his heart in his work everywhere.

Daniel loved his career at DSI, and his DSI family. He always said it was “The best job I’ve ever had.” He was able to travel all over the United States with this job and with people who became lifelong friends and family. No matter where Daniel was, he made lifelong friends.

Daniel loved an adventure and lived fully in the moment! What a thrill seeker he was! Sky diving with his mom, roller coasters, concerts, camping, river trips, the Denver Broncos, dogs, and conversation. Making memories and making people laugh was what he was all about. He loved his mom, his kids and was so proud of all their accomplishments. Daniel adored his grandbabies. He spent the last 12 years with his best friend and forever love, Natalie Wesley, who he affectionately referred to as “My Dummy”.

One of Daniel’s greatest passions was his love of dogs. He is leaving behind Soraya and Willow, but he was excited to reunite with Karyzma who was anxiously waiting for him.

He is survived by his Mother, Marilyn Loveland; forever love, Natalie Wesley (Briggs and River); daughters: Mercedes Martinez, Isabelle Barber (Matthew), Daisee Loveland, Savannah Loveland (Richard) and Rainey Loveland; son, Orlando Treto; grandchildren: Jolisa and Opie. He also leaves behind many friends and extended family.

Preceded in death by grandparents, Vern Loveland, and Wenona Loveland.

One of many celebrations of his life will be on July 22, 2023, at his brother’s home in Evergreen Park, near Causey. Please RSVP by text message for details to Anthony Gonzalez 801-682-5824 or Natalie at 801-686-3769.

Other Celebrations will be posted at a later time. We will forever celebrate Dan.

So many thanks to Chad Barnett and our DSI family; IHC Hospice; Danele Chada; McKay Dee nurses and doctors; and all the kindness surrounding us.

Condolences may be sent to the family at aaronsmortuary.com