Obituaries

Deepest and most sincere condolences to the family of Retired SMSgt Daniels. It was such a pleasure and an honor knowing him during my time at R. B. Stall High School. SMSgt Daniels was so much more than an instructor. He demonstrated kindness and compassion, he was a man who loved God, his family and his fellow man. He set a shining example of manhood for students who did not understand what that looked like. Rest in peace Sergeant Daniels! Sharon Y. Armstrong

I had the honor of serving as an Assistant Principal at R.B.Stall High School from 2007-2014. During this time Sgt. Daniels was a member of our Air Force JROTC Program. Sgt. Daniels was an integral part of the school's success. He along with the JROTC team worked hard to teach students more than what was required to be successful in the military, Sgt. Daniels thought students what they needed in order to be successful in life. I can't tell you the number of students he went out of his way to help students whose parents were unable to provide for them. Even after retiring he was still there helping out at the school. He was always a man with a wide smile and a pleasant disposition. He truly poured his life out for others and the world has lost a giant but heaven has gained a man of God.

Ken you will always come to mind when I see someone coming toward me with a smile that is so big I can't see the beginning or the ending. That unbelievable smile & the twinkle in your eyes will always be with me. There were times that you put a smile on my face when I was troubled or just out of sorts & all you did was give me a smile & hug. I will miss you. Linda Ferguson

Daddy, For the last couple days, I have been in awe of all the lives you have touched, especially your students. It makes me so incredibly proud to be your daughter. I will forever miss the early morning phone calls to have coffee with me while on my drive to work. I will miss you telling me if my feet hit the ground, it was automatically a good day and how you would continuously tell me not to let anyone steal my joy. Remember when you took us to Six Flags for the first time and you wanted to ride the big roller coaster, The Screamin' Eagle, and no one wanted to go with you on it except me and how afraid I was especially going over that first huge hump and us plunging downhill. You have always been there for me when I had to endure the other humps in my life and I will forever be grateful. Know that all the advice on life and the teachings about our Lord and Savior that you gave me did not fall on deaf ears. I will move forward knowing that each day when my feet hit the ground, it is automatically a good day. I could go on and on about all the wonderful memories that I hold in my heart but we would be here all day. I will always be your "Pumpkin" and you are now my Angel. I love you and will miss you and I will continue to try to be the daughter that you are proud of.