Daniel Ryan
Sign in to saveAmerican ice dancer (1929-1961)
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1. Noise musician from Denton, TX 2. Singer/songwriter from a small Cotton Mill town called Radcliffe in the North West UK. Daniel has been playing piano for seven years but only in the last three years started singing, he has some 80 original tunes of his own already down and he is currently writing with American Artist "Viola Wills" and producers "Michael Graves". He has been writing from the age of 14 and with the rapid growing interest in the industry its proved that Daniel is one of the mos
Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- human
- Given name
- Daniel
- Family name
- Ryan
- Gender
- male
- Citizenship
- United States
- Place of birth
- United States
- Place of death
- Kampenhout
- Educated at
- The Catholic University of America
- Sport
- figure skating
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- sports discipline competed in
- ice dance
- maintained by WikiProject
- WikiProject Figure Skating
- partner in business or sport
- Carol Ann Peters
- date of death
- 1961-02-15
- date of birth
- 1929-04-19
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Article · Português
Daniel Ryan (nascida em 1930 – Berg-Kampenhout, Bélgica, 15 de fevereiro de 1961) foi um patinador artístico e treinador americano, que competiu na dança no gelo. Ele conquistou com Carol Ann Peters duas medalhas de bronze em campeonatos mundiais, e uma medalha de ouro no Campeonato Norte-Americano de 1953, e foram campeões do campeonato nacional americano em 1953. Ryan e seus pupilos Larry Pierce e Diane Sherbloom morreram no acidente com o voo Sabena 548 nas imediações do Aeroporto de Bruxelas, quando viajava junto com a delegação dos Estados Unidos para disputa do Campeonato Mundial que iria acontecer em Praga, na Tchecoslováquia.
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