Age 42 passed away Thursday, March 10, 2011 with many of his dear friends and family by his side.
Eric (stage name Eddie Dane) performed with the Hubba, Hubba Review in the Bay Area. Making people laugh was Eric's joy. Remembering the good times is what Eric wanted for all. Throughout life's trials and tribulations Eric was successful implementing laughter again and reflecting good memories.
Eric, we will try to honor you by laughing with you, at you, and at ourselves. It may take a little longer without you. Yet, when we do laugh, you will be part of our joy. Thank you for your gift.
Eric was preceded in death by his father, Robert G. (Bob) Christensen. Survivors include his mother, Jeannie Christensen, brother, Kevin Christensen and family currently living in Kala Lumpur, Malaysia. In addition he leaves his extended family and many friends.
A service celebrating Eric's life was held on Sunday, March 20, 2011 at 2:00 at Grace Lutheran Church, 3869 State Street. Donations may be made in Eric's to K-9 Pals, Santa Barbara County Shelter or to a Homeless Shelter of your choice, both causes which Eric cared about deeply.
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"Eddie, who was partners with Kingfish in the Hubba Hubba Revue for the past 4 1/2 years, was also the producer of Dane's Dames, one of the first neo-burlesque troupes in the county.
Producer, performer and author Michelle Baldwin wrote about her remembrances of meeting Eddie at one of the first Tease-O-Ramas in her blog, Shimmy Shaker.
At last night's Curvicious Cabaret debut, there were a lot of remembrances of and tributes to Eddie Dane. Producer Sparkly Devil closed the show by performing one of Eddie's favorite numbers. She posted the following message yesterday about Eddie's passing in several Yahoo! Groups. It provides information about Eddie's passing.
I know some of you already know, but for those that don't: San Francisco producer and MC Eddie Dane passed away today. He was 42.
Eddie was the founder of Dane's Dames, one of the very first neo-burlesque troupes in the country. Some of you remember him from the very first Teaseorama in New Orleans. He went on to produce San Francisco's Spectacular Spectacular, and Hubba Hubba Revue.
I know this comes as a shock to many. Eddie has struggled with heart problems over the past 4 years, and recently those issues were compounded by kidney failure. Eddie was in the hospital for the past 6 weeks, and today he died very peacefully, surrounded by his family and loved ones.
Eddie was one of the founding members of our community; a hilarious comedian, a fantastic MC, and an all around bad ass guy. He leaves behind many who loved him and were greatly inspired by him. He will be dearly missed by us all."
Eric (stage name Eddie Dane) performed with the Hubba, Hubba Review in the Bay Area. Making people laugh was Eric's joy. Remembering the good times is what Eric wanted for all. Throughout life's trials and tribulations Eric was successful implementing laughter again and reflecting good memories.
Eric, we will try to honor you by laughing with you, at you, and at ourselves. It may take a little longer without you. Yet, when we do laugh, you will be part of our joy. Thank you for your gift.
Eric was preceded in death by his father, Robert G. (Bob) Christensen. Survivors include his mother, Jeannie Christensen, brother, Kevin Christensen and family currently living in Kala Lumpur, Malaysia. In addition he leaves his extended family and many friends.
A service celebrating Eric's life was held on Sunday, March 20, 2011 at 2:00 at Grace Lutheran Church, 3869 State Street. Donations may be made in Eric's to K-9 Pals, Santa Barbara County Shelter or to a Homeless Shelter of your choice, both causes which Eric cared about deeply.
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"Eddie, who was partners with Kingfish in the Hubba Hubba Revue for the past 4 1/2 years, was also the producer of Dane's Dames, one of the first neo-burlesque troupes in the county.
Producer, performer and author Michelle Baldwin wrote about her remembrances of meeting Eddie at one of the first Tease-O-Ramas in her blog, Shimmy Shaker.
At last night's Curvicious Cabaret debut, there were a lot of remembrances of and tributes to Eddie Dane. Producer Sparkly Devil closed the show by performing one of Eddie's favorite numbers. She posted the following message yesterday about Eddie's passing in several Yahoo! Groups. It provides information about Eddie's passing.
I know some of you already know, but for those that don't: San Francisco producer and MC Eddie Dane passed away today. He was 42.
Eddie was the founder of Dane's Dames, one of the very first neo-burlesque troupes in the country. Some of you remember him from the very first Teaseorama in New Orleans. He went on to produce San Francisco's Spectacular Spectacular, and Hubba Hubba Revue.
I know this comes as a shock to many. Eddie has struggled with heart problems over the past 4 years, and recently those issues were compounded by kidney failure. Eddie was in the hospital for the past 6 weeks, and today he died very peacefully, surrounded by his family and loved ones.
Eddie was one of the founding members of our community; a hilarious comedian, a fantastic MC, and an all around bad ass guy. He leaves behind many who loved him and were greatly inspired by him. He will be dearly missed by us all."
Age 42 passed away Thursday, March 10, 2011 with many of his dear friends and family by his side.
Eric (stage name Eddie Dane) performed with the Hubba, Hubba Review in the Bay Area. Making people laugh was Eric's joy. Remembering the good times is what Eric wanted for all. Throughout life's trials and tribulations Eric was successful implementing laughter again and reflecting good memories.
Eric, we will try to honor you by laughing with you, at you, and at ourselves. It may take a little longer without you. Yet, when we do laugh, you will be part of our joy. Thank you for your gift.
Eric was preceded in death by his father, Robert G. (Bob) Christensen. Survivors include his mother, Jeannie Christensen, brother, Kevin Christensen and family currently living in Kala Lumpur, Malaysia. In addition he leaves his extended family and many friends.
A service celebrating Eric's life was held on Sunday, March 20, 2011 at 2:00 at Grace Lutheran Church, 3869 State Street. Donations may be made in Eric's to K-9 Pals, Santa Barbara County Shelter or to a Homeless Shelter of your choice, both causes which Eric cared about deeply.
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"Eddie, who was partners with Kingfish in the Hubba Hubba Revue for the past 4 1/2 years, was also the producer of Dane's Dames, one of the first neo-burlesque troupes in the county.
Producer, performer and author Michelle Baldwin wrote about her remembrances of meeting Eddie at one of the first Tease-O-Ramas in her blog, Shimmy Shaker.
At last night's Curvicious Cabaret debut, there were a lot of remembrances of and tributes to Eddie Dane. Producer Sparkly Devil closed the show by performing one of Eddie's favorite numbers. She posted the following message yesterday about Eddie's passing in several Yahoo! Groups. It provides information about Eddie's passing.
I know some of you already know, but for those that don't: San Francisco producer and MC Eddie Dane passed away today. He was 42.
Eddie was the founder of Dane's Dames, one of the very first neo-burlesque troupes in the country. Some of you remember him from the very first Teaseorama in New Orleans. He went on to produce San Francisco's Spectacular Spectacular, and Hubba Hubba Revue.
I know this comes as a shock to many. Eddie has struggled with heart problems over the past 4 years, and recently those issues were compounded by kidney failure. Eddie was in the hospital for the past 6 weeks, and today he died very peacefully, surrounded by his family and loved ones.
Eddie was one of the founding members of our community; a hilarious comedian, a fantastic MC, and an all around bad ass guy. He leaves behind many who loved him and were greatly inspired by him. He will be dearly missed by us all."
Eric (stage name Eddie Dane) performed with the Hubba, Hubba Review in the Bay Area. Making people laugh was Eric's joy. Remembering the good times is what Eric wanted for all. Throughout life's trials and tribulations Eric was successful implementing laughter again and reflecting good memories.
Eric, we will try to honor you by laughing with you, at you, and at ourselves. It may take a little longer without you. Yet, when we do laugh, you will be part of our joy. Thank you for your gift.
Eric was preceded in death by his father, Robert G. (Bob) Christensen. Survivors include his mother, Jeannie Christensen, brother, Kevin Christensen and family currently living in Kala Lumpur, Malaysia. In addition he leaves his extended family and many friends.
A service celebrating Eric's life was held on Sunday, March 20, 2011 at 2:00 at Grace Lutheran Church, 3869 State Street. Donations may be made in Eric's to K-9 Pals, Santa Barbara County Shelter or to a Homeless Shelter of your choice, both causes which Eric cared about deeply.
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"Eddie, who was partners with Kingfish in the Hubba Hubba Revue for the past 4 1/2 years, was also the producer of Dane's Dames, one of the first neo-burlesque troupes in the county.
Producer, performer and author Michelle Baldwin wrote about her remembrances of meeting Eddie at one of the first Tease-O-Ramas in her blog, Shimmy Shaker.
At last night's Curvicious Cabaret debut, there were a lot of remembrances of and tributes to Eddie Dane. Producer Sparkly Devil closed the show by performing one of Eddie's favorite numbers. She posted the following message yesterday about Eddie's passing in several Yahoo! Groups. It provides information about Eddie's passing.
I know some of you already know, but for those that don't: San Francisco producer and MC Eddie Dane passed away today. He was 42.
Eddie was the founder of Dane's Dames, one of the very first neo-burlesque troupes in the country. Some of you remember him from the very first Teaseorama in New Orleans. He went on to produce San Francisco's Spectacular Spectacular, and Hubba Hubba Revue.
I know this comes as a shock to many. Eddie has struggled with heart problems over the past 4 years, and recently those issues were compounded by kidney failure. Eddie was in the hospital for the past 6 weeks, and today he died very peacefully, surrounded by his family and loved ones.
Eddie was one of the founding members of our community; a hilarious comedian, a fantastic MC, and an all around bad ass guy. He leaves behind many who loved him and were greatly inspired by him. He will be dearly missed by us all."
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