This resolution commemorates the life and legacy of Daniel Kayde Blackman, who passed away on May 27, 2026, at the age of 31. Born on February 2, 1995, in Show Low, Arizona, Daniel was cherished by his family and known for his quiet strength, vision, and Christlike service. He made significant contributions to his community, including establishing the first robotics club in Snowflake, Arizona, and dedicating himself to scouting, where he exemplified the principles of duty and service. Daniel also distinguished himself as an Army ROTC Cadet Commander and was a proud graduate of Northland Pioneer College. His commitment to education and service was evident through his extensive volunteer work, particularly in tutoring special needs children and ministering to young members of his church.

The resolution expresses the House of Representatives' condolences to Daniel's family and community, recognizing his profound impact on those around him. It highlights his final wish to create a supportive environment for young men and women returning from missions, reflecting his enduring concern for others and his desire to foster a sense of belonging. Daniel's life is celebrated for its integrity, faith, leadership, and love, leaving a lasting legacy that will continue to inspire his family, friends, and community.