Troy Dale McDaniel, 49, passed away this thursday morning, Sept. 21, 2017 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. He was born on June 7, 1968 to Richard McDaniel and June Arbuckle in Scottsburg, Scott County Indiana.
Mr McDaniel was preceded in death by his parents Richard A. McDaniel and June L. Arbuckle, grandparents Dailey McDaniel and Lula Everage, Floyd Arbuckle and Golda Burchfield and a uncle Norman Arbuckle of Lexington, Indiana.
Troy McDaniel is survived by an older sister Judy McDaniel and a older brother Scott McDaniel both of Columbus, Indiana, also other family members, many aunts, uncles, nieces; nephews, cousins, second cousins and many friends.
Troys last wish was to have a close grave side funeral with a few family and friends. he didn't want a big funeral, he didn't like big crowds. Troy had a big heart and chose to be an organ donor so others may have a chance at a healthy life...
Troy was retired from building houses, and laying brick, and driving heavy construction equipment, formerly played guitar in a band, a former bartender and bouncer, and worked with computers. He loved hydroponics gardening, animals, mushroom hunting and the living off the grid camping. Troy was a real sportsman with crossbows, guns and knives, he was a natural survivalist...
He requested that his headstone to be a huge rock... it's all natural and he didn't want a regular headstone because he chose to be unique.
Interment was at Azalia Methodist Cemertery, in Azalia, Baratholomew County, Indiana.
I Love and miss you Troy ♥
Mr McDaniel was preceded in death by his parents Richard A. McDaniel and June L. Arbuckle, grandparents Dailey McDaniel and Lula Everage, Floyd Arbuckle and Golda Burchfield and a uncle Norman Arbuckle of Lexington, Indiana.
Troy McDaniel is survived by an older sister Judy McDaniel and a older brother Scott McDaniel both of Columbus, Indiana, also other family members, many aunts, uncles, nieces; nephews, cousins, second cousins and many friends.
Troys last wish was to have a close grave side funeral with a few family and friends. he didn't want a big funeral, he didn't like big crowds. Troy had a big heart and chose to be an organ donor so others may have a chance at a healthy life...
Troy was retired from building houses, and laying brick, and driving heavy construction equipment, formerly played guitar in a band, a former bartender and bouncer, and worked with computers. He loved hydroponics gardening, animals, mushroom hunting and the living off the grid camping. Troy was a real sportsman with crossbows, guns and knives, he was a natural survivalist...
He requested that his headstone to be a huge rock... it's all natural and he didn't want a regular headstone because he chose to be unique.
Interment was at Azalia Methodist Cemertery, in Azalia, Baratholomew County, Indiana.
I Love and miss you Troy ♥
Troy Dale McDaniel, 49, passed away this thursday morning, Sept. 21, 2017 in Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana. He was born on June 7, 1968 to Richard McDaniel and June Arbuckle in Scottsburg, Scott County Indiana.
Mr McDaniel was preceded in death by his parents Richard A. McDaniel and June L. Arbuckle, grandparents Dailey McDaniel and Lula Everage, Floyd Arbuckle and Golda Burchfield and a uncle Norman Arbuckle of Lexington, Indiana.
Troy McDaniel is survived by an older sister Judy McDaniel and a older brother Scott McDaniel both of Columbus, Indiana, also other family members, many aunts, uncles, nieces; nephews, cousins, second cousins and many friends.
Troys last wish was to have a close grave side funeral with a few family and friends. he didn't want a big funeral, he didn't like big crowds. Troy had a big heart and chose to be an organ donor so others may have a chance at a healthy life...
Troy was retired from building houses, and laying brick, and driving heavy construction equipment, formerly played guitar in a band, a former bartender and bouncer, and worked with computers. He loved hydroponics gardening, animals, mushroom hunting and the living off the grid camping. Troy was a real sportsman with crossbows, guns and knives, he was a natural survivalist...
He requested that his headstone to be a huge rock... it's all natural and he didn't want a regular headstone because he chose to be unique.
Interment was at Azalia Methodist Cemertery, in Azalia, Baratholomew County, Indiana.
I Love and miss you Troy ♥
Mr McDaniel was preceded in death by his parents Richard A. McDaniel and June L. Arbuckle, grandparents Dailey McDaniel and Lula Everage, Floyd Arbuckle and Golda Burchfield and a uncle Norman Arbuckle of Lexington, Indiana.
Troy McDaniel is survived by an older sister Judy McDaniel and a older brother Scott McDaniel both of Columbus, Indiana, also other family members, many aunts, uncles, nieces; nephews, cousins, second cousins and many friends.
Troys last wish was to have a close grave side funeral with a few family and friends. he didn't want a big funeral, he didn't like big crowds. Troy had a big heart and chose to be an organ donor so others may have a chance at a healthy life...
Troy was retired from building houses, and laying brick, and driving heavy construction equipment, formerly played guitar in a band, a former bartender and bouncer, and worked with computers. He loved hydroponics gardening, animals, mushroom hunting and the living off the grid camping. Troy was a real sportsman with crossbows, guns and knives, he was a natural survivalist...
He requested that his headstone to be a huge rock... it's all natural and he didn't want a regular headstone because he chose to be unique.
Interment was at Azalia Methodist Cemertery, in Azalia, Baratholomew County, Indiana.
I Love and miss you Troy ♥
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