Dan Lowell Hvam

Cousin Danny I miss you sooo much but I know your with Our Lord and savoir. Keep on catching that ball and loving life Wendy Tilley - Sperloen

I loved watching you and my Dad, Jerry Welling, play softball. I remember you as being a very friendly person, you will be missed Dan. I am sure that you, the Big Dipper and the Little Dipper are having some fun times now.

Dan and I have known each other since 1968 when we both served in the Wisconsin Army National Guard. He was a great friend to me and many others along the way. We ended up being members of Stoughton CC and had lots of good times and laughs together. He was a special person and will be truly missed. God bless to Kari, Arden and family. Bill Nebel

I am extremely sorry to hear of Danny's passing. I was one of the fortunate many who were teammates of Danny and Arden, playing for both McGovern's Club in Sun Prairie and Poole's Supper Club in Madison. Needless to say, we won WAY more games than we lost (especially when Arden and Al Suchomel were our pitchers for McGovern's.) I last saw them both when we had a reunion hosted by Jerry McGovern and Butch Maly at the Club about 10 years ago. I also saw Danny when he played in a national tournament held here in Salt Lake City back in the 80's. As already posted, he was one hell of a catcher, and was a major factor in the many tournaments we won with McGovern's. Please know that my birthday is on May 24th, and I'll be thinking of Danny, Arden and the family all that day. I only wish I lived closer so that I could be there to pay my respects in person. God Bless the entire Hvam family and understand that Danny isn't suffering any more, and God finally has a GREAT catcher for his Heavenly Team! Chuck Schell

I loved reading this reminder of Dan's passions and zest for life. He was definitely a 'cool dad.' Haha. I have so many great and funny memories of hanging out with Breezy after school and weekends... Dan doing laundry and various chores around the house always with a cigarette in hand (which I found to be quite impressive!l lol), kindly carting us around town in the work van, and I'll never forget he made the best tuna salad ever. I will remember him fondly and forever. So very sorry he's gone too soon. Rip Danny xoxo