Obituaries:  Willie D. Daniels, Sabine Parish       D-542
Source:  Sabine Index, Many, La., Jan 1, 1981
Submitted by: Carl Dilbeck
              carlrad@earthlink.net 


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Willie D. Daniels

  Willie D. Daniels, also known as Sugar Pie, died Friday, Dec. 5.

  Funeral services for the man were held by the Rev. Lloyd Davis and
the Rev. Carl A. Lilly.

  Survivors include a sister, Leola Hicks of Many; and a brother,
Chris McCraw of Many. Also surviving were the following relatives;
Mrs. Annie Bell Wolfe, Mrs. Edna J. Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Barton, Mrs. Florence Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Toliver, Mildred
Porter, Mrs. Gena Garner, Mrs. Catherine Newton and family, Uncle Ben
Garner and daughter, Ola, Mrs. Gussie Shannon and daughter, Mrs.
Dorothy Johnson, Mrs. Clara S. Mitchell, Mrs. Bernice Fobbs, Mrs.
Gracious Prudhomme, Sam Cole, Alice Coney, Mrs. Ed Rema Prudhomme,
Mrs. Rosa Barnes Armstrong and a number of nieces, nephews and
friends. Mr. Daniels was born in Craybon, La to Fisher Daniesi and
Nellie Armstrong Daniels.
 
  He was inducted into the United States Army in 1942, and served for
nine years with the Engineer Dump Truck Co. He was given an honorable
discharge on August 31, 1951 in Washington D.C.