Affectionatly known as T.G.,son of the late Charlie and Arrie Smith Danford., survived by his wife, Mary Ethel Perryman Danford, daughter; Charlene White of Fredonia, two sons; Bobby and Joey Danford of Valley, three stepsons; Doug Antley of Galveston, TX, Jimmy Antley of Downville,LA and David Antley of Lanett. Sister, Nathaleen (Neanie) Bryan of Valley, brother, Hollis Danford of Valley; 25 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren.
T.G. served in World War II as S2/C US Navy. He was a retired painter.
He was best known for his wonderful sense of humor, he loved to play jokes on others and make people laugh. He will be loved and missed by all that knew him.
T.G. served in World War II as S2/C US Navy. He was a retired painter.
He was best known for his wonderful sense of humor, he loved to play jokes on others and make people laugh. He will be loved and missed by all that knew him.
Affectionatly known as T.G.,son of the late Charlie and Arrie Smith Danford., survived by his wife, Mary Ethel Perryman Danford, daughter; Charlene White of Fredonia, two sons; Bobby and Joey Danford of Valley, three stepsons; Doug Antley of Galveston, TX, Jimmy Antley of Downville,LA and David Antley of Lanett. Sister, Nathaleen (Neanie) Bryan of Valley, brother, Hollis Danford of Valley; 25 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren.
T.G. served in World War II as S2/C US Navy. He was a retired painter.
He was best known for his wonderful sense of humor, he loved to play jokes on others and make people laugh. He will be loved and missed by all that knew him.
T.G. served in World War II as S2/C US Navy. He was a retired painter.
He was best known for his wonderful sense of humor, he loved to play jokes on others and make people laugh. He will be loved and missed by all that knew him.
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