Daniel Douglas Bandis May 21, 1985 ~ February 16, 2024

Daniel Douglas Bandis was born on May 21, 1985 to Steve and Debbie Bandis at the Cottonwood Hospital in Murray, UT. 
He passed away on February 16, 2024 in Blanding, UT.
Danny grew up in the Salt Lake City area, where he was an Eagle Scout and was proud to be a part of the scouting program.
He served a two-year mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in the Tacoma Washington Mission.  He was an active member of the church and had many callings that he loved over the years.
He attended Snow College, Salt Lake Community College and obtained an Associate degree in Graphic Design through Stevens-Henager College.  
Danny married his eternal companion, Kasey Ketron, on March 6, 2009 in the Jordan River Temple.  They have resided in Blanding for the past 13 years.
Danny and Kasey are blessed with two wonderful children: Hayden David and Emery Lucille.  
He enjoyed watching and cheering for the Utah Jazz.  He also enjoyed vacations with his family and visited many areas of the world.
Danny enjoyed playing basketball, playing video games and spending time playing games with his kids. He had a special bond and love for animals of every kind.
Danny was loved dearly by Kasey and their two children, Hayden and Emery.
His whole family will miss him and know he is having a wonderful reunion with his father, Grandma Lucy and his Bandis grandparents.
Danny is preceded in death by an infant brother Nathan, father Steve, and his grandparents.  
He is survived by his wife Kasey, children Hayden and Emery, loving mom Debbie Bandis, and brothers Chad (Abbie) Bandis and Adam (Morgan) Bandis.  
Funeral services begin at noon on Friday, February 23 at the Blanding LDS Stake Center. Visitation from 10 to 11:30 a.m.  Graveside services begin afterwards at the Monticello Cemetery.

Card of thanks
The family would like to thank everyone who texted, visited, brought meals, brought goodies, brought memories and all other acts of kindness that have been shown to us in both Blanding and Monticello.  
Thank You!