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Daryl Streeter, who died Nov 18, 2020 , NM.
Great Wedding Photographer, NM
by Kenny Rogers
Did you know that you was my hero and best friend!
I have not gone away!
Never had opportunity to write.
When your best friend is in hospital, your thoughts is with best friend, not about writing!!!!!!
Death is very painful! You have to deal with the pain!!!!!!
Daryl Streeter Photography from New Mexico
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I guess I'm been in moruning as my best friend and driver of 4 1/2 years, Daryl Steeter died in sleep Nov 18, 2020.
Rest in peace my best friend!
He use to call me driving Mr Daisy.
I never drove a car in my life.
He had major medical problems: Kidneys on dialysis, heart problems (had 4 cardiac attacks, lung problems (from smoking).
He had major breathing problems.
Obituary
Longtime Albuquerque resident, Daryl Streeter, 71, passed away Wednesday, November 18, 2020, following a long illness. Born in Rochester, NY, on April 9, 1949, Daryl grew up in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, where he graduated from Ft. Lauderdale High School. He was named his graduating class's "Class Character." Following high school, Daryl attended Macon Georgia Junior College. Daryl toured the country in the 1970s and 80s as a professional photographer, eventually settling in Albuquerque. He loved Albuquerque, especially for its beautiful weather. In Albuquerque, he quickly became an active member of Albuquerque's theatrical community as an actor, singer, dancer, and director for several of Albuquerque's theater companies, including Musical Theatre Southwest, Landmark Musicals and The Adobe Theater. A big fan of Lucille Ball, he created and maintained a Lucille Ball website. He loved film editing. He had a passion for it and he created numerous You-Tube videos. Daryl passed peacefully in his sleep, attended by family and friends. He is survived by his brother, Douglas Streeter, a niece and nephew, and his best friend of 36 years, Stanley Miranda.
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He would picked me up 4-4:30pm and drive me to work. Picked me up at 10-10:30pm. 4 1/2 years he drove me to the casinos 2x's per week. Always picked me up at 10:30am and returned home at 5pm with no exceptions. He was always there for me.
Even when he wasn't feeling 100%, he always picked me up.
When I had my heart attack Feb 10th, I waited 7 hours to call him to take me to the hospital. 15-30 more minutes I would have been dead. When I was dischared Feb 13th he was there to pick me up.
He took me to work that following mon. He picked me up everyday taking me to work until I was laid off March 13.
He took me to all my doctors appts, cardio rehab in April, May, June, July, Aug, Sept, Oct, and Nov.
I did my very best helping him when he needed help. From raking and cleaning around his house, to going with him past 3 months getting oxygen tanks. Setting up tanks for him. Taking him to restaurants together. I tried making his life a little easier and happier.
He was truly a dear friend, that I love and will miss. One of dearest and best friends, 4 1/2 years. He had to much medical problems to handle by 1 person. I glad that's he's now with God and the Angels. His suffering is now over.
