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''Main article: [[Nancy Shimer]]''
''Main article: [[Nancy Shimer]]''
[[File:Nancy shimer3.png|thumb|Nancy, as pictured in the Tennyson Center video.]]
[[File:Nancy shimer3.png|thumb|Nancy, as pictured in the Tennyson Center video.]]
[[Nancy Shimer|'''Nancy Shimer''']]  (April 2, 1947 – July 24, 2019) is the grandmother of Daniel, and adoptive mother of Elisabeth Shimer, making Daniel’s biological grandparents unknown. Even so, Daniel was the happiest living with his grandmother, as she genuinely loved and cared for Daniel, especially after being placed in the [[Tennyson Center]] after being neglected by his mother. This was also in part due to Nancy enabling Daniel's negative behaviors. In his childhood, an event occurred where a 3-year-old Daniel painted on Nancy's walls, and instead of facing repercussions, Nancy rewarded him with candy.
[[Nancy Shimer|'''Nancy Shimer''']]  (April 2, 1947 – July 24, 2019) is the grandmother of Daniel, and adoptive mother of Elisabeth Shimer, making Daniel’s biological grandparents unknown.


However, much like Elisabeth, Daniel was alleged to have hit his grandmother on multiple occasions. Even when Nancy was diagnosed with cancer, Daniel continued to beat her. When she eventually died, Daniel opted to go to the Special Olympics instead of watching her on her deathbed. Daniel never attended his grandmothers funeral.  
During his childhood, Daniel was the happiest living with his grandmother, as she genuinely loved and cared for Daniel, especially after being placed in the [[Tennyson Center]] after being allegedly neglected by his mother. This was also in part due to Nancy enabling Daniel's negative behaviors. In his childhood, an event occurred where a 3-year-old Daniel painted on Nancy's walls, and instead of facing repercussions, Nancy rewarded him with candy.
 
However, much like Elisabeth, Daniel was said to have hit his grandmother on multiple occasions. Even when Nancy was diagnosed with cancer, Daniel continued to beat her. When she eventually died, Daniel opted to go to the Special Olympics instead of watching her on her deathbed. Daniel never attended his grandmothers funeral.  


=== Daniel William Shimer ===
=== Daniel William Shimer ===
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'''Daniel William Shimer''' (September 16, 1943 – September 24, 2015)<ref>https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/261378181/daniel_william_shimer</ref> is the ex-husband of Nancy Shimer, grandfather of Daniel, and father of Elisabeth, Sarah, and Rachel Shimer. According to his obituary, he was born in [[wikipedia:Merced,_California|Merced, California]], and was raised on a dairy farm near [[wikipedia:Chowchilla,_California|Chowchilla, California.]] He attended the University of Berkeley and received BSEE and MSEE degrees. He worked for the next 49 years as an electrical engineer.  
'''Daniel William Shimer''' (September 16, 1943 – September 24, 2015)<ref>https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/261378181/daniel_william_shimer</ref> is the ex-husband of Nancy Shimer, grandfather of Daniel, and father of Elisabeth, Sarah, and Rachel Shimer. According to his obituary, he was born in [[wikipedia:Merced,_California|Merced, California]], and was raised on a dairy farm near [[wikipedia:Chowchilla,_California|Chowchilla, California.]] He attended the University of Berkeley and received BSEE and MSEE degrees. He worked for the next 49 years as an electrical engineer.  


He and Nancy married on November 28, 1970,<ref>https://docplayer.net/62541350-Complete-news-coverage-of-all-the-pointes-grosse-pointe-michigan-november-26-1970.html</ref> although not much is known about their relationship beyond them giving birth to two biological children, Sarah and Rachel Shimer. It can be assumed that their relationship was less than optimal, as the couple divorced on September 1st, 2005.<ref>https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K1QG-71Z?from=lynx1UIV8&treeref=GVDZ-KV9</ref> Daniel died on September 24th, 2015, due to lung cancer. According to his obituary, he smoked heavily for many years, which may have contributed to his eventual death. There was no service for his death per his request, and his body was cremated. Despite being divorced for a decade by that point, Nancy Shimer would comment her condolences on his online obituary on October 3rd, 2015.  
He and Nancy married on November 28, 1970, although not much is known about their relationship beyond them giving birth to two biological children, Sarah and Rachel Shimer. It can be assumed that their relationship was less than optimal, as the couple divorced on September 1st, 2005.<ref>https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K1QG-71Z?from=lynx1UIV8&treeref=GVDZ-KV9</ref> There is also a record of them divorcing on January 30th, 1984, though it is unclear if they remarried or if this is simply an error.
 


Daniel died on September 24th, 2015, due to lung cancer. According to his obituary, he smoked heavily for many years, which may have contributed to his eventual death. There was no service for his death per his request, and his body was cremated. Despite being divorced for a decade by that point, Nancy Shimer would comment her condolences on his online obituary on October 3rd, 2015.


Considering how both Daniel's grandfather and him have the same name, is it likely that Elisabeth made the decision to name her son after him. <gallery caption="Gallery">
Considering how both Daniel's grandfather and him have the same name, is it likely that Elisabeth made the decision to name her son after him.<gallery caption="Gallery">
File:DanielShimer2.png|Daniel, pictured on the left.  
File:DanielShimer2.png|Daniel, pictured on the left.  
File:DanielShimer3.png|Daniel, holding a cat.  
File:DanielShimer3.png|Daniel, holding a cat.  
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