Daniel Paul Pearson

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the loss of Daniel Paul Pearson. Daniel was born on February 14th, 1981. After many internal struggles with his personal demons, Daniel’s spirit left this earth on May 5th, 2023. We commend his spirit to God and pray that he is now at peace.

Daniel loved well and lived his life fully. He brought his charm and good looks to all occasions. As with the Biblical Daniel, our Daniel lived generously, giving freely and lovingly to all whose lives crossed his path. Strong as an ox with a heart of gold, his gifts were many. An expert at his profession of floor finishing, he could make a concrete floor look as if it had a glass finish. Wood working, gardening and cooking were his passions. He enjoyed building snow forts with his family, the last snow fort that he built was 20 feet high. Fishing, and camping with his children yearly at Groton State Forest Park. While camping and hiking he would hunt for chicken mushrooms while enjoying every minute of the wildlife. Dan bought as many fireworks as allowed and thrilled us all with his amazing fireworks display. He could tell a story like no other and loved the reaction from his audience. He really enjoyed the fun of teasing without ever being cruel. He loved his entire family and friends with his whole heart, and will forever be missed.

Daniel leaves his wife and best friend Molly Ann Pearson, who lived up to her vows. Molly devoted herself to Daniel through thick and thin. He also leaves his children: Austin Kendall Pearson, Vincent Michael Pearson, and Emma May Pearson. Other family members feeling the loss of Daniel include his mother, Renee Ann Esposito; his father, Robert Pearson; a brother, Chester Pearson; and beloved sister Rosemary Pearson. Dan was a loving father, husband, son, brother, uncle, nephew, cousin and friend.

There will be a celebration of Dan’s life on Sunday June 4th, 2023 at the Trapp Family Lodge, 700 Trapp Hill Road, Stowe, from 2pm-5pm. Please feel free to bring a special, funny or loving memory to share with all who attend.