Obituary of Daniel Mac Dearman of Richland Parish Louisiana
as published in the Richland Beacon News, March 7, 2002
Submitted by for the USGenWeb Archives by Dot Golliher, 08/01/2004




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 Daniel Mac Dearman

Funeral services for Daniel (Dano) Mac Dearman, 19, 
of Holly Ridge, were held February 22,2002 at First
Baptist Church of Delhi, with Clyde Dearman, Jr.
and Jay Dearman officiating. 

Interment followed in Newton Cemetery, in Delhi.

Dano was born April 26, 1982. He left this world to be
with his Lord, Jesus Christ, on February 20, 2002,
after an automobile accident early that afternoon.

He was a volunteer fireman at Ward 1 Fire District.
He was attending Tallulah Vocational Technical School,
where he was learning to weld. Like a true country boy,
Dano loved to get the big buck, but not as much as he
loved to fish. He probably fished every mudhole in
Richland Parish. When he wasn’t fishing, he was playing
his guitar. Dano had enough sheet music to fill a 
library.

Daniel accepted Jesus Christ as his Lord and Savior. He
was a member of Antioch Baptist Church, where his
father was his pastor. He was a loving son, brother
and friend. Dano never met a stranger. It didn’t matter
to him what your status in life was. He loved you anyway/

If ever sad, Dano, could always cheer you up with a 
funny face or something else only Dano could do. He will
be sorely missed.

He was preceded in death by his maternal grandfather, 
Gillon Gilbert.

Mr. Dearman is survived by his parents, Rev. Mac and 
Sharon Dearman, of Holly Ridge; his sister, Erin Lea
Dearman, of Holly Ridge; maternal grandmother, Bertha 
Gilbert of Delhi; paternal grandparents, Clyde and Beth
Dearman, of Delhi; aunts and uncles, Joe and Becky
Dearman Zarro, of Rayville, Terri Dearman Meyer, of
West Monroe, Larry and Mary Beth Arbour of West Monroe,
Bro. Clyde and Renee Dearman of Monroe, Bro. Jay and
Angel Dearman, of Belle Rose, Jason and Jenny Blake of
Delhi, Mark and Naomi Woodman, of Houston, Texas; and 
numerous friends and loved ones.

Serving as pallbearers were Seth Nobles, Bud Rogers, Jeffrey
Garsee, Tracey Engerth, Lance Stokes, Jake Zarro, Taylor Arbor,
Jeremy Monroe, Britt Eubanks, and Brandon Sarha.


“Book ‘em”, Dano!: