David James Daniel Mr.

david daniel

March 5, 1938 ~ May 8, 2014

Born in: Memphis, TN
Resided in: Lawrenceville, GA

David James Daniel, age 76, of Lawrenceville, GA passed away May 8, 2014. A memorial service will be held at 2:00 PM, Saturday, May 17, 2014 at the First United Methodist Church of Lawrenceville. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made, in memory of David, to Lawrenceville First United Methodist Church Endowment Fund - Music Department.

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  1. David was a man admired and looked up to by his many extended family members in the Fulton, KY area. He will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers are with JoNell. Cousin Joe.

  2. You were a distant cousin. I don’t think I ever met but I still want to send my prayers for all and good energy and love. We are a big family.Hope that all affected thru this tough time seek out each other for comfort and happy times together and prayers..

  3. Over the years, many of Dave’s former students have shared how much of an impact he had on their lives while they attended Lincoln College. Likewise, Dave shared with me how much he treasured his time as a professor here at Lincoln College and keeping in touch with so many of his former students. During an alumni reception in Chicago November 2012, several of Dave’s students called him and passed the cell phone around so everyone could say hello. Needless to say, he was ecstatic to talk to all of them! On behalf of all of us at Lincoln College, our deepest sympathies. “The Bopper”–as he was affectionately known, will be deeply missed.

  4. David was a wonderful person,he an Dickie Collier were best friends an cousins ,shared many good times together, glad I got to know him my children Ricky,Cindy,an Kim Collier were always happy when he came to visit.You were special David.

  5. I am deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Mr. Daniel. As one of the people who helped in providing medical care for him I always enjoyed seeing his smiling face walk into the office. He always had the best sense of humor and Mrs.Daniel always by his side. My prayers are with you Mrs. Daniel and I know you’ll get through this because I know how strong you are. He will always continue to watch over you and protect you.

  6. What a blessing to have had the privilege to know David. He always took the time to ask how my family was and always had a smile on his face. You both have made an indelible smile in my heart.

  7. I the midst of life there is death. The Lord giveth and he taketh.
    Mr. Daniel was an amazing gentleman and an exceptional father to many including my children. retired. There was never a visit without checking on my children, their progress and conduct both at home and in school.
    There was never a dull moment being around him, even when he’s not feeling well he still finds time to make you smile or laugh. Mr. Daniel will certainly be missed by many.
    Mrs. Daniel, you were his rock and shield, keep up the good work. We love You and will always keep you in our prayers.

  8. Dave was a wonderful family friend as well as a teacher to me and my brothers and sisters when he was in the Dallas City, Illinois school district. He took all of us under his arm and taught us well and stayed connected with us after he moved. He will be greatly missed by his students and his many wonderful friends. My parents feel the loss also as he became one of their children also. Us kids at the time thought of him as our big brother. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.


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