Dana Chivvis

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159 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Mar 2025 last heard 14 Sep

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So we asked Charlie, who lives nearby, to go in his place.
sit there for like a minute or two before you wrote him back, thinking of excuses not to go?
But Charlie wrote Mark back, said, Send me the details and I'll do it.
And then in the swirl of his own life and work and family, he kind of forgot about it.
Two weeks later he woke up and realized it was the morning of Eddie Ferlani's funeral.
He put on a nice pair of jeans, some nice shoes, and a dark button-down shirt.
He thought he'd go to the service during his lunch break, catch the eulogy, and then scoot out of there.
Get back to work.
He realized he didn't have any of the details about the service, and he also didn't know anything about Eddie Ferlani.
So he did some Googling and found a Facebook memorial that Mark had set up and a GoFundMe page asking for donations to help support Eddie's family.
It mentioned that he had passed suddenly.
In the essay Charlie sent us, he writes, There are pictures of his three children and a smiling face of Eddie in SEAL training, submerged in mud and smiling and giving a thumbs up with green fatigues on.
The date of his passing was listed and I started Googling different military tragedies.
Being alumni from a military academy means that rarely is there a military accident where someone I know isn't involved or affected.
Found unusual that I could find no reporting on anything.
So you knew it wasn't that.
You knew it wasn't a battlefield death, but maybe it was an accident.
The internet didn't shed any light on the mysteries surrounding Eddie's death.
But anyway, it was the day of the funeral, so Charlie would probably find out what happened there.
It's a weird thing being a proxy at a funeral.
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