With deepest sorrow and most precious memories, we announce that Thomas Albert McDaniel (Tommy, T Mac) beloved husband, father, son, brother, and friend to many passed suddenly on Friday July 3, 2020 at his home in Lakeside, Texas.
Thomas was a rare soul. From his birth at home in Cleveland, Tennessee, eyes open and head lifted, he sparkled with big blue eyes and a giant smile. Always the consummate clown, he brought laughter everywhere he went, even when it was not always appropriate. Friend to everyone, he loved people and he loved to make them laugh.
Thomas was intensely competitive in sports, a good athlete, and an extraordinary teammate. He loved hard work and was never comfortable if he did not have a job to do. Above all, Thomas loved his family and was a devoted father.
Every person that knew him, intimately or in brief encounter, has lost a little bit of the light that keeps this life precious and fun.
Thomas will be missed every day by his Wife, Marcia Kay McDaniel; daughters, Ainsley Kay, Glyn Mycah, and Juliey Collyne McDaniel; son, Samuel Lee Abraham McDaniel; parents, Michael Clark and Karen Gae Bolton McDaniel of North Richland Hills, Texas; sister, Heather Kathleen McDaniel of Schertz, Texas; brothers, Michael Christian and Colin Ryan of North Richland Hills, Texas; brother and sister-in-law, Joel Evan and Johanna McDaniel of Denton, Texas; grandmother, Bonnie Sue Bolton of Granbury, Texas; father and mother-in-love, Glen and Debbie Hailey of Waco, Texas; many uncles, aunts, cousins and extended family throughout Texas.
Go Cowboys!
Thomas was a rare soul. From his birth at home in Cleveland, Tennessee, eyes open and head lifted, he sparkled with big blue eyes and a giant smile. Always the consummate clown, he brought laughter everywhere he went, even when it was not always appropriate. Friend to everyone, he loved people and he loved to make them laugh.
Thomas was intensely competitive in sports, a good athlete, and an extraordinary teammate. He loved hard work and was never comfortable if he did not have a job to do. Above all, Thomas loved his family and was a devoted father.
Every person that knew him, intimately or in brief encounter, has lost a little bit of the light that keeps this life precious and fun.
Thomas will be missed every day by his Wife, Marcia Kay McDaniel; daughters, Ainsley Kay, Glyn Mycah, and Juliey Collyne McDaniel; son, Samuel Lee Abraham McDaniel; parents, Michael Clark and Karen Gae Bolton McDaniel of North Richland Hills, Texas; sister, Heather Kathleen McDaniel of Schertz, Texas; brothers, Michael Christian and Colin Ryan of North Richland Hills, Texas; brother and sister-in-law, Joel Evan and Johanna McDaniel of Denton, Texas; grandmother, Bonnie Sue Bolton of Granbury, Texas; father and mother-in-love, Glen and Debbie Hailey of Waco, Texas; many uncles, aunts, cousins and extended family throughout Texas.
Go Cowboys!
With deepest sorrow and most precious memories, we announce that Thomas Albert McDaniel (Tommy, T Mac) beloved husband, father, son, brother, and friend to many passed suddenly on Friday July 3, 2020 at his home in Lakeside, Texas.
Thomas was a rare soul. From his birth at home in Cleveland, Tennessee, eyes open and head lifted, he sparkled with big blue eyes and a giant smile. Always the consummate clown, he brought laughter everywhere he went, even when it was not always appropriate. Friend to everyone, he loved people and he loved to make them laugh.
Thomas was intensely competitive in sports, a good athlete, and an extraordinary teammate. He loved hard work and was never comfortable if he did not have a job to do. Above all, Thomas loved his family and was a devoted father.
Every person that knew him, intimately or in brief encounter, has lost a little bit of the light that keeps this life precious and fun.
Thomas will be missed every day by his Wife, Marcia Kay McDaniel; daughters, Ainsley Kay, Glyn Mycah, and Juliey Collyne McDaniel; son, Samuel Lee Abraham McDaniel; parents, Michael Clark and Karen Gae Bolton McDaniel of North Richland Hills, Texas; sister, Heather Kathleen McDaniel of Schertz, Texas; brothers, Michael Christian and Colin Ryan of North Richland Hills, Texas; brother and sister-in-law, Joel Evan and Johanna McDaniel of Denton, Texas; grandmother, Bonnie Sue Bolton of Granbury, Texas; father and mother-in-love, Glen and Debbie Hailey of Waco, Texas; many uncles, aunts, cousins and extended family throughout Texas.
Go Cowboys!
Thomas was a rare soul. From his birth at home in Cleveland, Tennessee, eyes open and head lifted, he sparkled with big blue eyes and a giant smile. Always the consummate clown, he brought laughter everywhere he went, even when it was not always appropriate. Friend to everyone, he loved people and he loved to make them laugh.
Thomas was intensely competitive in sports, a good athlete, and an extraordinary teammate. He loved hard work and was never comfortable if he did not have a job to do. Above all, Thomas loved his family and was a devoted father.
Every person that knew him, intimately or in brief encounter, has lost a little bit of the light that keeps this life precious and fun.
Thomas will be missed every day by his Wife, Marcia Kay McDaniel; daughters, Ainsley Kay, Glyn Mycah, and Juliey Collyne McDaniel; son, Samuel Lee Abraham McDaniel; parents, Michael Clark and Karen Gae Bolton McDaniel of North Richland Hills, Texas; sister, Heather Kathleen McDaniel of Schertz, Texas; brothers, Michael Christian and Colin Ryan of North Richland Hills, Texas; brother and sister-in-law, Joel Evan and Johanna McDaniel of Denton, Texas; grandmother, Bonnie Sue Bolton of Granbury, Texas; father and mother-in-love, Glen and Debbie Hailey of Waco, Texas; many uncles, aunts, cousins and extended family throughout Texas.
Go Cowboys!
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