Obituary for Daniel Frederic Hirschhorn
Daniel F. Hirschhorn, of Plymouth, MA and formerly of Somers, NY passed away peacefully in his home on Tuesday, March 23, 2021. Dan is survived by Ronnie, his loving wife of 55 years, his son Zev, daughter Jeremy Beth and her husband Ethan Kusmin, along with grandchildren Maggie Paige Kusmin and Sadie Hope Kusmin
Dan spent a lifetime creating art, both in his chosen career as a graphic designer, as well as in his free time as a sculptor, and aspiring landscaper at home. More importantly, Dan gave his all to those he cared about most and to those he hardly knew. As a volunteer with Hospice, Dan stood by people in their hardest times and offered support and humor when it was needed most.
As a husband, Dan supported Ronnie in her many endeavors and took great pride in making her life as pleasant and easy as possible. Not a moment went by without hearing in the background, “Ronnie, don’t worry, I got it.” Their love is and will always be an example for us all to follow.
As a father, Dan provided stability and love for Jeremy and Zev, encouraging them to find happiness in whatever they did and wherever they went. His children were his world, and his world was beautiful.
Later in life, Dan found yet another avenue to spread his loving ways with his grandchildren Maggie and Sadie. The three of them could be found most anytime, with his beloved Reagan tagging along, hard at work on a puzzle, sanding a sculpture, curling his unforgettable mustache, or exploring new worlds on vacation together. Maggie and Sadie were blessed to have him, and he them.
Dan will most certainly be missed by all those he touched, but he will be never forgotten.
We will celebrate his life and hope you can join us on Thursday, March 25, 2021 at 1:30pm at Vine Hills Cemetery in Plymouth.
https://zoom.us/j/5485268610?pwd=WGVBQ1VyMEZkeFZuTm1pMzVBS1ZxUT09
In lieu of flowers a donation in Daniels name can be made to Congregation Beth Jacob Synagogue Plymouth or Cranberry Hospice.
Dan spent a lifetime creating art, both in his chosen career as a graphic designer, as well as in his free time as a sculptor, and aspiring landscaper at home. More importantly, Dan gave his all to those he cared about most and to those he hardly knew. As a volunteer with Hospice, Dan stood by people in their hardest times and offered support and humor when it was needed most.
As a husband, Dan supported Ronnie in her many endeavors and took great pride in making her life as pleasant and easy as possible. Not a moment went by without hearing in the background, “Ronnie, don’t worry, I got it.” Their love is and will always be an example for us all to follow.
As a father, Dan provided stability and love for Jeremy and Zev, encouraging them to find happiness in whatever they did and wherever they went. His children were his world, and his world was beautiful.
Later in life, Dan found yet another avenue to spread his loving ways with his grandchildren Maggie and Sadie. The three of them could be found most anytime, with his beloved Reagan tagging along, hard at work on a puzzle, sanding a sculpture, curling his unforgettable mustache, or exploring new worlds on vacation together. Maggie and Sadie were blessed to have him, and he them.
Dan will most certainly be missed by all those he touched, but he will be never forgotten.
We will celebrate his life and hope you can join us on Thursday, March 25, 2021 at 1:30pm at Vine Hills Cemetery in Plymouth.
https://zoom.us/j/5485268610?pwd=WGVBQ1VyMEZkeFZuTm1pMzVBS1ZxUT09
In lieu of flowers a donation in Daniels name can be made to Congregation Beth Jacob Synagogue Plymouth or Cranberry Hospice.