Daniel McCollough Martin, Sr.

Birth date: Jun 2, 1944 Death date: Mar 29, 2010

Daniel McCollough Martin, Sr. passed away on March 29, 2010. He was born June 2, 1944 in Columbia, SC to the late Neze and Ruth Drawdy Martin and has been a resident of Madisonville since 1986. The beloved husband of Judith Walli Read Obituary

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Byron Mcginnis

810w ago

On behalf of my family and I, our prayers and thoughts are with you and your family during this very difficult time. I will always remember Danny working with him so many years at the N.O. Hilton Hotel. He was a great guy.

Margaret Martin

810w ago

Judy, I am so sorry for your loss. I want to take this chance to thank you for sharing Danny with mine and Donnie's children. My children and I applaud your's and Michelle's tireless nights and days taking excellent care of Danny. I know you will find much peace of mind remembering his wonderful sense of humor. He gave his time and love to mine and Donnie's children. They loved and "idolized" Danny. My prayers are with you. Thank God for wonderful human beings such as y'all. Margaret Martin

Maria Martin Bruening

810w ago

To Michelle and Aunt Judy I just want ya'll to know how much it meant to me and all of us to know that ya'll never minded sharing Uncle Danny with us after daddy's passing. I also want to thank ya'll for all you have done for Uncle Danny and for loving him like ya'll did. You will always be his only true love and a wonderful aunt in my eyes. I love ya'll. Always remember Michelle that we are all here for you anytime no matter what. We love you girl!

Christal Martin Hopkins

810w ago

MyDaddy was truley a blessing from God. I gave to so many people and never expecting anything in return. Daddy was always so full of life and that is what he shared with others. He worked hard and long but always had time for me and my children. I love you Daddy always christal,scott,bryan,ryan,tashia,and miranda and randy you will always be remembered and loved in our hearts

Curt Jones

810w ago

I am so sorry to learn of Danny's passing! Aside from being my supervisor, he was a dear friend, and a really great guy! I will never forget how he came out to Avondale and helped me to build a much needed storage shed, all the while laughing at my clumsiness.
It was really a fun project.

Melinda And Vic Greene

810w ago

Danny was my first cousin, we became closer over the past few years and had some great times! He showed a lot of compassion for others and he will truly be missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to his wife, children, and the rest of our family. I know he is in a far better place. To be absent from the body is to be present with the Lord!

Melinda Greene

810w ago

Danny was my first cousin, we became closer over the last few years and had some wonderful visits. I will miss his sense of humor. My thoughts and prayers go out to his wife, children, and the rest of our family. He showed compassion for others. He will be greatly missed. I know he is in a better place.

Gregg And Rachel Alexis

811w ago

Words will not even begin to do any justice, to how I(we) felt about a person that, changed one's perspective on how to live and love again. Danny tought me everything that my Dad couldn't, because he passed too soon, I truly loved him, and I had the chance to tell him a couple of weeks before he passed, when i changed the oil in his truck. We never shook hands when we said see ya later, but for some reason, he extended his hand to mine, looked me in the eye and said "Thank ya son" and with that, we parted ways, had i known that would be the last, i would have stayed the entire day with the man that became a second father and grandfather to me and my children. I will always remember the times we shared, always, Rest in Peace Danny, I love ya, Gregg and the family.

Deborah Bourgeois

811w ago

We want to extend our sympathy to Danny's family. I was so touched by the photo of he and his dogs together. We met Danny by taking 2 of his classes at Delgao and talked about him often. What a character! I will always remember how much he enjoyed telling all the men in the class they needed a good lipstick in their toolbox! Their faces would make him laugh. It was to mark the sheetrock, not for the men to wear. He gave all his students all his best and was a good man.

John And Janice Wallace

811w ago

We will both miss you Danny and we know that Oak Park will never be the same without you. From the first time we saw you waving as you were going by in the gold convertible Cadillac,until your untimely passing, we will always remember your unrestrained personality. It was what set you apart and made us love you. John and Janice Wallace

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