Daniel Ellsworth White, Sr. was born in Los Angeles, CA on December 4, 1940 and passed into Heaven on Sept 13, 2021.
He joined the Navy at 19 years old and went on to become a "mustang", working his way up to Lt. Commander. He Served our country as Navy Corpsman, Spy, and Computer Expert for 25 years. He was one of the most decorated medical service officers with many honors including the Bronze Star and Navy Achievement Medal.
His parents, Raymond White and Ruth Schuette White, and his wife, Jacquelyn Clauder White preceded him in death.
He is survived by his sister: Carol Poolman; brother: Jim White; children: Mark, Daniel Jr and Sharon; stepsons: Eric and Nathan and grandchildren: Daniel III, Molly, Ashton, Sierra, Logan, Riley, Brice, Colette, Kaelon, Nolan, Lachlan and Mackenzie.
He was a lover of the outdoors, horses, history and scotch. He was a kind and funny soul with quips like "any better and I'd be dangerous" and "I'm beyond help". He was generous in his donations of time and money to many charitable organizations and will missed greatly by his friends and family.
He joined the Navy at 19 years old and went on to become a "mustang", working his way up to Lt. Commander. He Served our country as Navy Corpsman, Spy, and Computer Expert for 25 years. He was one of the most decorated medical service officers with many honors including the Bronze Star and Navy Achievement Medal.
His parents, Raymond White and Ruth Schuette White, and his wife, Jacquelyn Clauder White preceded him in death.
He is survived by his sister: Carol Poolman; brother: Jim White; children: Mark, Daniel Jr and Sharon; stepsons: Eric and Nathan and grandchildren: Daniel III, Molly, Ashton, Sierra, Logan, Riley, Brice, Colette, Kaelon, Nolan, Lachlan and Mackenzie.
He was a lover of the outdoors, horses, history and scotch. He was a kind and funny soul with quips like "any better and I'd be dangerous" and "I'm beyond help". He was generous in his donations of time and money to many charitable organizations and will missed greatly by his friends and family.
Daniel Ellsworth White, Sr. was born in Los Angeles, CA on December 4, 1940 and passed into Heaven on Sept 13, 2021.
He joined the Navy at 19 years old and went on to become a "mustang", working his way up to Lt. Commander. He Served our country as Navy Corpsman, Spy, and Computer Expert for 25 years. He was one of the most decorated medical service officers with many honors including the Bronze Star and Navy Achievement Medal.
His parents, Raymond White and Ruth Schuette White, and his wife, Jacquelyn Clauder White preceded him in death.
He is survived by his sister: Carol Poolman; brother: Jim White; children: Mark, Daniel Jr and Sharon; stepsons: Eric and Nathan and grandchildren: Daniel III, Molly, Ashton, Sierra, Logan, Riley, Brice, Colette, Kaelon, Nolan, Lachlan and Mackenzie.
He was a lover of the outdoors, horses, history and scotch. He was a kind and funny soul with quips like "any better and I'd be dangerous" and "I'm beyond help". He was generous in his donations of time and money to many charitable organizations and will missed greatly by his friends and family.
He joined the Navy at 19 years old and went on to become a "mustang", working his way up to Lt. Commander. He Served our country as Navy Corpsman, Spy, and Computer Expert for 25 years. He was one of the most decorated medical service officers with many honors including the Bronze Star and Navy Achievement Medal.
His parents, Raymond White and Ruth Schuette White, and his wife, Jacquelyn Clauder White preceded him in death.
He is survived by his sister: Carol Poolman; brother: Jim White; children: Mark, Daniel Jr and Sharon; stepsons: Eric and Nathan and grandchildren: Daniel III, Molly, Ashton, Sierra, Logan, Riley, Brice, Colette, Kaelon, Nolan, Lachlan and Mackenzie.
He was a lover of the outdoors, horses, history and scotch. He was a kind and funny soul with quips like "any better and I'd be dangerous" and "I'm beyond help". He was generous in his donations of time and money to many charitable organizations and will missed greatly by his friends and family.
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US Navy
Vietnam
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Interred on September 24, 2021.
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