Sorry to hear about Daniel He was a good friend in Middle School. Sending love and prayers.

So very much love and many hugs to each of you! I’m glad you got to go out to eat and take care of yourselves!! We love you all very much! Daniel is in our thoughts and prayers! 💕❤️😘🤗

Thinking of each of you as the first year since Daniel’s passing is today! We want you to know how much we care for you! God has given you the strength to get through this first year “one day at a time”! He’ll continue to hold you up each day in the coming days! We love you very much!! ❤️💕😘👍 Chuck and Madeline Durbin

Daniel had an infectious laughter that burst like a cannon, a giant smile as big as his heart, a keen ear to music, a love of the outdoors, and a razor sharp wit. He had a passion and love for life and lived his dreams rather than imagined them, a very admirable quality. In our circle of friends we regard each other as almost brothers and sisters. I am deeply saddened by the loss of one of my brothers, but he will live in my heart and the hearts of many eternally. He had an incredible love for his family and was incredibly loved by them. Our hearts go out to you all.

Daniel,  we’ll miss you and love you  always!! You and your Mom were a wonderful part of our family’s life! When we visited you all at your farm, we could feel the love you had for it! You are so knowledgeable of Sustainable Farming. We thoroughly enjoyed the tour of your farm  and could feel your pride! Our sons had a Memorial for you. It was an opportunity for Colorado friends to grieve together and support one another! Sooo much sympathy, love, prayers and many hugs 🤗 are sent to your wonderful Mama, sister, brother-in-law and little niece and nephew. We love you always!! 💕❤️💗🙏🤗🥰

Daniel was a delight. We first met in 2017 when he visited our farm in Southern Oregon. Over the following years we'd swap farm tales and tips.

I remember a conference call kicking off the formation of the Craft Cannabis Alliance. Folks on the call took turns introducing themselves. When it got to Daniel, he described in detail the chicken tractor he was building -- during the call. It was a fitting introduction for Daniel, seemingly always doing something, and set a light-hearted tone for the meeting.

A few winters ago, my colleague Emily and I visited Daniel at Lane Creek. He was a warm host, and invited us to dinner with his mother. It was a such a sweet evening, sharing food and stories.

Daniel was good, and always freely shared an exccited energy that was contagious. We'll miss him.

-Mason Walker and the team at East Fork Cultivars

I met Daniel 4 years ago at Boomtown Saloon after a concert at the Britt. He approached me and was very charming and witty. We shared a mutual love for the land and back country snowboarding. I remember him showing me his garden and being so impressed with all he had done. He had a gift. He used to sleep on a giant wood chip pile in the garden on warmer fall nights. He also makes the best ham hocks I’ve ever had still to this day. He loved to play guitar and sing. And he was good at it! One evening he played a song by his favorite musicians called “I wish I Was” by The Avett Brothers. He sounded exactly like them. He dated a close friend of mine and I would see him occasionally. I remember he loved sharing fancy meats with his friends by a fire. He was a good man and the world will miss his presence. He always seemed to be adding value and making things better around him. So grateful to hear his death was peaceful doing something he loved. My heart goes out to his family and all who loved him. I’m so sorry to hear of your loss.  Here for support. ❤️

The Daniel and I became friends in Durango circa 2002..2003? It’s been the best ride with him as my friend. No matter where life took us, he always made sure to check in and send his love. He always cared for his family and friends 100% The mark he made on all of us is forever, and I will always try to live out my dreams just like you did. 

Dave and I remember meeting Daniel with Joni in Colorado and had so much fun.  The memory of sending the Lake Kabetogama (sp?) shirt and how he loved receiving it.  We are praying for all of you during this time.  God Bless all of you. 💕

Joni and Lara, friends and family,
Words don’t come close to expressing the shock and sense of grief you must all be feeling. Our hearts are heavy, with yours. We hope you find some comfort knowing that you are all loved and cared about.  Daniel lived a full life, helping others,  doing what he loved, and leaving his legacy! He will be missed! We are so sorry for your huge loss! May Daniel Rest In Peace, spending eternity with those who have gone before him. 



I am so sorry to hear about the loss of Daniel. I worked at the Open School and have fond memories of Daniel and Luke through the years. He was also a friend of my daughter, Randi.

I came to know Daniel when he purchased the Lane Creek property from my brother a few years back. Owned by my dad and grandfather before him, it was and still is  a place close to my heart. Daniel seemed a good fit to take it on. I have been so impressed with his efforts and innovation, and his desire to respect the land cared for by my elders. I am broken hearted that I won’t look across my adjoining field and see him out and about, doing chores. He was always quick to jump in and help, funny, honest, and I was proud to know him. Hoping his family will at least be comforted knowing he was doing what he loved to do as he was called home.

Daniel was a martial artist on a snowboard. He played the acoustic guitar with so much passion and soul.  He was quick witted.  I’ve had some of the longest conversations and deepest laughs with Daniel.  He cared about and loved his friends.  He loved his mom and sister and was proud of those close relationships.  He was a hard worker and I admired him for so many reasons.  He was a traveler not a tourist.

I've only known Daniel for just over a year, but I had hoped to have known him a lot longer.  We met through his wonderful sibling Lara her husband Joel their beautiful daughter Leoni and Mother Joni, collecting acorns off of our property for their pigs.  Through this we visited Lane Creek Reserve which Daniel was a critical component of.  We had many great visits over the last year, the first one being a tour which Daniel peeled me off to show me some incredible spaces he had created on the property.  He really could make anything happen he wanted to and was humble but excited to share.  Any time I drove on to the property I hoped he would come out and show me something new, though it happened only a few times.  We shared ski stories and fishing stories and, to be honest, never got to link up to make one of these trips happen or really, a story of ours.  His barbecue skills were on point and he was such a giving soul.  I promise to take him with me on our future adventures, he will be celebrated and greatly missed.

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Daniel Charles Richardson

25 noviembre, 1982 – 4 enero, 2022

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