Posted by Hill Crest Funeral Home on 18 Jan 2019:
Danny selflessly dedicated his life to serving others through 28 years on the Bossier City Fire Department and serving as a Free Mason at Martin McClanahan Masonic Lodge #384, El Karubah, and Scottish Rites. He found a special brotherhood and bond with his Masonic family and made deep, lasting friendships among brothers who shared his love of helping children.
He was a brother to many and a friend to those he came in contact with. He made friends feel like family and was a quiet, generous caretaker who would give you anything you needed at anytime.
Danny served his family and friends through years of being available to help, no matter the need. He was caring and loving to his parents, sisters, brother and in-laws. Danny cherished his wife, treasured his son and adored his grandson.
Some thoughts and memories of Danny shared by his family:
To me, Danny means quiet strength. I have always known, even in our childhood, that he was there. That he would always be there. He just took care of things never wanting to be recognized. True to his word. He was a true gentleman. Life will be tough until we see him again. ~ Melissa
He was my rock, my confidante and my ray of hope when things were tough. The only one who could always make me laugh. ~ Debby
I've always looked up to Danny, even to this day. He was my best friend. He was always there and always made be laugh. He was that way with many people he met in his life. I am grateful for the family, Fire Department and Masons that were in his life. ~ David
Being Danny's parents as with his siblings was such a joy. He was loving, loyal and so smart. His siblings looked up to him and he has many friends and was the kindest. I think God needed a special angel and he was the most special he could find. ~ Mom and Dad
The man I looked up to. My hero. My father was a great man as anyone who ever met him would know. He would give the shirt off his back for you. Anything I ever needed he was always there for me no matter what. I hope to be half the father that he was. He touched many people's lives over the years. He was the world's greatest Papaw to my son. Those two had a special bond like no other. Life will never be the same without him but I know he's watching over us until that day we will see him again. ~ Casey
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Published in Shreveport Times on Jan. 18, 2019:
Haughton - Daniel A. (Danny) McCoy, 56, passed away suddenly on January 15, 2019. He was born on September 23, 1962 in Shreveport, LA.
Danny is preceded in death by his grandparents and his cousin, Mark Beckham. He is survived by his wife of 30 years, Becke; his son, Casey and wife Lacey; his pride and joy, grandson, Rhett; his parents Bob and Marjorie McCoy; sisters, Debby Coker and husband Galen, Melissa Huckaby and husband Russell; brother, David McCoy and girlfriend Shelly Peters; his uncle, Doyle Beckham; numerous aunts, cousins, nieces and nephews.
Services to honor Danny will be held at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, January 19, 2019, at First United Methodist Church of Bossier City. Interment will follow in Hill Crest Memorial Park. The family will receive guests on Friday evening, January 18, 2019, from 6-8 p.m. at Hill Crest Memorial Funeral Home.
Pallbearers are Kirk Armitage, Rodney Oar, Joey Gauthreaux, Rick Morris, Scott English, and Buddy Caskey. Honorary pallbearers are the Free Masons and the Bossier City Fire Department.
In lieu of flowers, please make donations to in Shreveport.
You may offer condolences to the family, sign the on line guest book, and continue reading Danny's biography by visiting www.hillcrestmemorialfh.com.
Danny selflessly dedicated his life to serving others through 28 years on the Bossier City Fire Department and serving as a Free Mason at Martin McClanahan Masonic Lodge #384, El Karubah, and Scottish Rites. He found a special brotherhood and bond with his Masonic family and made deep, lasting friendships among brothers who shared his love of helping children.
He was a brother to many and a friend to those he came in contact with. He made friends feel like family and was a quiet, generous caretaker who would give you anything you needed at anytime.
Danny served his family and friends through years of being available to help, no matter the need. He was caring and loving to his parents, sisters, brother and in-laws. Danny cherished his wife, treasured his son and adored his grandson.
Some thoughts and memories of Danny shared by his family:
To me, Danny means quiet strength. I have always known, even in our childhood, that he was there. That he would always be there. He just took care of things never wanting to be recognized. True to his word. He was a true gentleman. Life will be tough until we see him again. ~ Melissa
He was my rock, my confidante and my ray of hope when things were tough. The only one who could always make me laugh. ~ Debby
I've always looked up to Danny, even to this day. He was my best friend. He was always there and always made be laugh. He was that way with many people he met in his life. I am grateful for the family, Fire Department and Masons that were in his life. ~ David
Being Danny's parents as with his siblings was such a joy. He was loving, loyal and so smart. His siblings looked up to him and he has many friends and was the kindest. I think God needed a special angel and he was the most special he could find. ~ Mom and Dad
The man I looked up to. My hero. My father was a great man as anyone who ever met him would know. He would give the shirt off his back for you. Anything I ever needed he was always there for me no matter what. I hope to be half the father that he was. He touched many people's lives over the years. He was the world's greatest Papaw to my son. Those two had a special bond like no other. Life will never be the same without him but I know he's watching over us until that day we will see him again. ~ Casey
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Published in Shreveport Times on Jan. 18, 2019:
Haughton - Daniel A. (Danny) McCoy, 56, passed away suddenly on January 15, 2019. He was born on September 23, 1962 in Shreveport, LA.
Danny is preceded in death by his grandparents and his cousin, Mark Beckham. He is survived by his wife of 30 years, Becke; his son, Casey and wife Lacey; his pride and joy, grandson, Rhett; his parents Bob and Marjorie McCoy; sisters, Debby Coker and husband Galen, Melissa Huckaby and husband Russell; brother, David McCoy and girlfriend Shelly Peters; his uncle, Doyle Beckham; numerous aunts, cousins, nieces and nephews.
Services to honor Danny will be held at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, January 19, 2019, at First United Methodist Church of Bossier City. Interment will follow in Hill Crest Memorial Park. The family will receive guests on Friday evening, January 18, 2019, from 6-8 p.m. at Hill Crest Memorial Funeral Home.
Pallbearers are Kirk Armitage, Rodney Oar, Joey Gauthreaux, Rick Morris, Scott English, and Buddy Caskey. Honorary pallbearers are the Free Masons and the Bossier City Fire Department.
In lieu of flowers, please make donations to in Shreveport.
You may offer condolences to the family, sign the on line guest book, and continue reading Danny's biography by visiting www.hillcrestmemorialfh.com.
Posted by Hill Crest Funeral Home on 18 Jan 2019:
Danny selflessly dedicated his life to serving others through 28 years on the Bossier City Fire Department and serving as a Free Mason at Martin McClanahan Masonic Lodge #384, El Karubah, and Scottish Rites. He found a special brotherhood and bond with his Masonic family and made deep, lasting friendships among brothers who shared his love of helping children.
He was a brother to many and a friend to those he came in contact with. He made friends feel like family and was a quiet, generous caretaker who would give you anything you needed at anytime.
Danny served his family and friends through years of being available to help, no matter the need. He was caring and loving to his parents, sisters, brother and in-laws. Danny cherished his wife, treasured his son and adored his grandson.
Some thoughts and memories of Danny shared by his family:
To me, Danny means quiet strength. I have always known, even in our childhood, that he was there. That he would always be there. He just took care of things never wanting to be recognized. True to his word. He was a true gentleman. Life will be tough until we see him again. ~ Melissa
He was my rock, my confidante and my ray of hope when things were tough. The only one who could always make me laugh. ~ Debby
I've always looked up to Danny, even to this day. He was my best friend. He was always there and always made be laugh. He was that way with many people he met in his life. I am grateful for the family, Fire Department and Masons that were in his life. ~ David
Being Danny's parents as with his siblings was such a joy. He was loving, loyal and so smart. His siblings looked up to him and he has many friends and was the kindest. I think God needed a special angel and he was the most special he could find. ~ Mom and Dad
The man I looked up to. My hero. My father was a great man as anyone who ever met him would know. He would give the shirt off his back for you. Anything I ever needed he was always there for me no matter what. I hope to be half the father that he was. He touched many people's lives over the years. He was the world's greatest Papaw to my son. Those two had a special bond like no other. Life will never be the same without him but I know he's watching over us until that day we will see him again. ~ Casey
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Published in Shreveport Times on Jan. 18, 2019:
Haughton - Daniel A. (Danny) McCoy, 56, passed away suddenly on January 15, 2019. He was born on September 23, 1962 in Shreveport, LA.
Danny is preceded in death by his grandparents and his cousin, Mark Beckham. He is survived by his wife of 30 years, Becke; his son, Casey and wife Lacey; his pride and joy, grandson, Rhett; his parents Bob and Marjorie McCoy; sisters, Debby Coker and husband Galen, Melissa Huckaby and husband Russell; brother, David McCoy and girlfriend Shelly Peters; his uncle, Doyle Beckham; numerous aunts, cousins, nieces and nephews.
Services to honor Danny will be held at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, January 19, 2019, at First United Methodist Church of Bossier City. Interment will follow in Hill Crest Memorial Park. The family will receive guests on Friday evening, January 18, 2019, from 6-8 p.m. at Hill Crest Memorial Funeral Home.
Pallbearers are Kirk Armitage, Rodney Oar, Joey Gauthreaux, Rick Morris, Scott English, and Buddy Caskey. Honorary pallbearers are the Free Masons and the Bossier City Fire Department.
In lieu of flowers, please make donations to in Shreveport.
You may offer condolences to the family, sign the on line guest book, and continue reading Danny's biography by visiting www.hillcrestmemorialfh.com.
Danny selflessly dedicated his life to serving others through 28 years on the Bossier City Fire Department and serving as a Free Mason at Martin McClanahan Masonic Lodge #384, El Karubah, and Scottish Rites. He found a special brotherhood and bond with his Masonic family and made deep, lasting friendships among brothers who shared his love of helping children.
He was a brother to many and a friend to those he came in contact with. He made friends feel like family and was a quiet, generous caretaker who would give you anything you needed at anytime.
Danny served his family and friends through years of being available to help, no matter the need. He was caring and loving to his parents, sisters, brother and in-laws. Danny cherished his wife, treasured his son and adored his grandson.
Some thoughts and memories of Danny shared by his family:
To me, Danny means quiet strength. I have always known, even in our childhood, that he was there. That he would always be there. He just took care of things never wanting to be recognized. True to his word. He was a true gentleman. Life will be tough until we see him again. ~ Melissa
He was my rock, my confidante and my ray of hope when things were tough. The only one who could always make me laugh. ~ Debby
I've always looked up to Danny, even to this day. He was my best friend. He was always there and always made be laugh. He was that way with many people he met in his life. I am grateful for the family, Fire Department and Masons that were in his life. ~ David
Being Danny's parents as with his siblings was such a joy. He was loving, loyal and so smart. His siblings looked up to him and he has many friends and was the kindest. I think God needed a special angel and he was the most special he could find. ~ Mom and Dad
The man I looked up to. My hero. My father was a great man as anyone who ever met him would know. He would give the shirt off his back for you. Anything I ever needed he was always there for me no matter what. I hope to be half the father that he was. He touched many people's lives over the years. He was the world's greatest Papaw to my son. Those two had a special bond like no other. Life will never be the same without him but I know he's watching over us until that day we will see him again. ~ Casey
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Published in Shreveport Times on Jan. 18, 2019:
Haughton - Daniel A. (Danny) McCoy, 56, passed away suddenly on January 15, 2019. He was born on September 23, 1962 in Shreveport, LA.
Danny is preceded in death by his grandparents and his cousin, Mark Beckham. He is survived by his wife of 30 years, Becke; his son, Casey and wife Lacey; his pride and joy, grandson, Rhett; his parents Bob and Marjorie McCoy; sisters, Debby Coker and husband Galen, Melissa Huckaby and husband Russell; brother, David McCoy and girlfriend Shelly Peters; his uncle, Doyle Beckham; numerous aunts, cousins, nieces and nephews.
Services to honor Danny will be held at 1:00 p.m., Saturday, January 19, 2019, at First United Methodist Church of Bossier City. Interment will follow in Hill Crest Memorial Park. The family will receive guests on Friday evening, January 18, 2019, from 6-8 p.m. at Hill Crest Memorial Funeral Home.
Pallbearers are Kirk Armitage, Rodney Oar, Joey Gauthreaux, Rick Morris, Scott English, and Buddy Caskey. Honorary pallbearers are the Free Masons and the Bossier City Fire Department.
In lieu of flowers, please make donations to in Shreveport.
You may offer condolences to the family, sign the on line guest book, and continue reading Danny's biography by visiting www.hillcrestmemorialfh.com.
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