Homer Ray Daniels

Birth date: Oct 13, 1939 Death date: Aug 11, 2024

Homer Ray Daniels passed away August 11, 2024. He was born October 13, 1939, in Eddy, Texas. He was from Waco High School class of 1958. He has 3 children from a previous marriage, Venetia (1960), Kevin (1962) deceased, and Damon Read Obituary

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Amber Daniels

93w ago

Uncle Butch always had a story to tell especially about fishing and hunting, and he always told his stories with humor. I will always remember him telling those stories and will always remember him talking about his fishing and hunting stories. I loved listening to him tell those stories and loved him showing his catches. He liked to joke around and always made everyone laugh. I know he is smiling down now and laughing with aunt Vondane and uncle Jim and he is in a better place. He will definitely be missed. Rest in peace Uncle Butch ❤️🙏

Vanessa

94w ago

Pops was a picker, he loved getting a rise out of you. I loved sitting by the water, just hangin out. He gave me such a love for crappie fish fry.
I loved how he loved animals. I always trusted him with mine and they loved him.

Ashley Shackelford

94w ago

Uncle Butch was my favorite Uncle (shhhh don’t tell the other ones 😉) I am going to miss you terribly. I know you’re no longer with that terrible disease and you can now bother Aunt Vondaine and Uncle Jim up there. I hope you get to see Kevin. ❤️ You were always the cool one, never took any crap from anyone. I love you very much! And we will all look after Aunt Betty. Rest easy Uncle Butch. 💙

Dena Taylor

94w ago

Added a new photo to the Good Times album.

Donna Colon

94w ago

Love my oldest brother so much. He was so good to me when I was a child. When I was a child we all lived in an old house that only had two bedrooms. My 3 brothers shared a room and I slept with Butch (Homer). He always said he didn’t need a heater since I kept him warm. I think it was the other way around. We did not have heaters or AC in that old house. He was a good man and tried to be a good father. He didn’t really have a role model since his father left the family early on leaving our mother to care for all 5 of her children. I know he loved all his children, and they loved him. Betty was a God send for him and I am more than grateful for all she did for him though out their marriage and especially towards the end when dementia took over his brain.