Condolence: As a Columbus Caldwell Bobcat, I competed against Coach and his terrific teams 1982 - 1986. I was also fortunate to work with him for a few years as a MS High School umpire. Over the years I would bump into Coach and he was always great to reminisce with and genuinely ask about my life. No doubt he would show the same interest in many of the other young people that he coached/taught throughout his career. Thank you Coach for being a great competitor, a leader, an example, a teacher, and just a good guy. Thank you for the memories.

Condolence: Thinking of Danny's family at this sad time. Danny always made you laugh!

Condolence: Sorry to hear of Coach's passing - he was a great teacher/coach at the high school!

Condolence: Dear Debbie and Family, Danny was a good friend to all of my family. He will be greatly missed by many people. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Love, Kathryn Randall

Condolence: Coach was always was a guy that cared for his players. To him wins and losses were important but it was more about the young men he developed. I met Danny when i was about 10 and he managed i believe the major league field for youth baseball. He had a very small motorcycle that he use to take us riding around the field. From that point thru high school, college, and after we stayed friends. Coach you will be missed

Condolence: Danny was a wonderful man. I grew up in a neighborhood that was so great. So many people but Danny was one of the best. I will miss talking with him on Facebook as he encouraged me with my illness and I encouraging him. But most of all praying for each other. I know he is singing with the Heavenly angels. I will miss you my friend! Debra, Mrs. Dot and family my love and prayers are with you all.

Condolence: Danny will surely be missed. He was a great and funny guy. Never a dull moment. God bless you all during this time of need.

Condolence: So sad to hear the passing of a man who had such an influence on my life. Grew up in a time where our coaches were like a 2nd father. Coach taught me that hard work and character meant more than talent. When my mom died he showed up at our house after the funeral in his uniform (after an out of town game where I’m sure he drove the bus home). We laughed and talked late into the night. Just meant a lot to me and my dad. Will never forget you Coach.

Condolence: Not homesick anymore, Coach. You've made it to Beulah Land.

Condolence: So very sorry for your loss. Praying for peace and comfort for you all. He will be missed by SO many!