The passing of Danny Sripinyo at age 57 deeply saddened his family. Recently, reporters reported that Pa Kigg Kiat Kitcharoen learned that Danny was admitted to Chaophraya Yommarat Hospital in Suphanburi Province last Thursday.
Danny experienced body aches. His wife, Kwang, said he often self-medicated, but she began to notice his condition worsening with breathing difficulties. She took him to see a doctor, who found low blood pressure, irregular heartbeat, and symptoms like pulmonary edema. After stabilizing his blood pressure and heart rhythm, the doctors started dialysis while he stayed in the ICU.
Pa Kigg visited him last Friday upon hearing the news, but Danny was unconscious and stable. Then today (20 Apr 2026), his wife visited at 12:30 GMT+7 and told him, “Don’t try to get up, don’t worry. I will take care of the children myself.”
Danny peacefully passed away at 12:54 GMT+7 due to acute kidney failure. His wife called Pa Kigg to arrange transportation for the body from the hospital in Suphanburi. She revealed that Danny had not been seriously ill before, only feeling fatigued and unwell, which prompted her to take him to the hospital. The doctors diagnosed kidney failure and started dialysis, but after only 2–3 days, he passed away.
Regarding the funeral, Danny’s wife said he had expressed a wish for his body to be laid to rest at Pa Sa Kae Temple in Doem Bang Nang Buat District, Suphanburi Province.
At 16:00 GMT+7, the family coordinated with the Suphanburi Highway Rescue Association to transfer Danny Sripinyo’s body to Pa Sa Kae Temple, Huana Subdistrict, Doem Bang Nang Buat District, Suphanburi, to prepare for a religious ceremony.
The rescue association’s vehicle transported Danny Sripinyo’s body from Chaophraya Yommarat Hospital to Pa Sa Kae Temple, arriving at 17:20 GMT+7. Mr. Seri Kham Suwan, head of Pa Sa Kae Subdistrict Administrative Organization, Sang Dok Sadao, and relatives awaited the arrival. On the way, the vehicle passed Danny’s home, just 300 meters from the temple.
Danny’s wife, Kwang, rode in the vehicle, lit incense to invite her husband’s spirit to the temple, and upon arrival, they carried the body into the pavilion, symbolically welcoming him to his new home. Details of the funeral rites, including the water-pouring ceremony, will be finalized after consulting with community elders and announced later.
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