He was known as Danny and worked as a trucker for many years.
He was married twice and had 5 children.
Sons: Ronnie and Terry
Daughters: Audrey “Jackie”, Sandra, and Linda
He was married to Crystal Bell Kiger 7 Jan 1936 in Putnam County, Ohio and
Divorced 24 April 1945. Mother of Ronnie and Audrey.
He later had children Terry, Sandra and Linda with Erma Clark (have not found a marriage record).
He spent about the last 40 years of his life in a "common law" type of relationship with Lois Willson, a widow. They meet at the Chicago Trucking company where she was working as a dispatch clerk. They did not have any children together.
He was a heavy smoker of the unfiltered Camel brand of cigarette, which lead to his death from emphysema. She took care of him until she physically was unable to handle him, at which time, he was moved to a nursing home in Arkansa, where they lived at the time, until his death in 1989 at the age of 74.
He had been reunited with his 3 youngest children around 1980 and they maintained a relationship with him until he passed.
Lois passed away in 2015 and I have inherited many of her photographs that included ones of Danny over the years and some of his parents & siblings.
If you are one of his children or grandchildren please contact me.
He was married twice and had 5 children.
Sons: Ronnie and Terry
Daughters: Audrey “Jackie”, Sandra, and Linda
He was married to Crystal Bell Kiger 7 Jan 1936 in Putnam County, Ohio and
Divorced 24 April 1945. Mother of Ronnie and Audrey.
He later had children Terry, Sandra and Linda with Erma Clark (have not found a marriage record).
He spent about the last 40 years of his life in a "common law" type of relationship with Lois Willson, a widow. They meet at the Chicago Trucking company where she was working as a dispatch clerk. They did not have any children together.
He was a heavy smoker of the unfiltered Camel brand of cigarette, which lead to his death from emphysema. She took care of him until she physically was unable to handle him, at which time, he was moved to a nursing home in Arkansa, where they lived at the time, until his death in 1989 at the age of 74.
He had been reunited with his 3 youngest children around 1980 and they maintained a relationship with him until he passed.
Lois passed away in 2015 and I have inherited many of her photographs that included ones of Danny over the years and some of his parents & siblings.
If you are one of his children or grandchildren please contact me.
He was known as Danny and worked as a trucker for many years.
He was married twice and had 5 children.
Sons: Ronnie and Terry
Daughters: Audrey “Jackie”, Sandra, and Linda
He was married to Crystal Bell Kiger 7 Jan 1936 in Putnam County, Ohio and
Divorced 24 April 1945. Mother of Ronnie and Audrey.
He later had children Terry, Sandra and Linda with Erma Clark (have not found a marriage record).
He spent about the last 40 years of his life in a "common law" type of relationship with Lois Willson, a widow. They meet at the Chicago Trucking company where she was working as a dispatch clerk. They did not have any children together.
He was a heavy smoker of the unfiltered Camel brand of cigarette, which lead to his death from emphysema. She took care of him until she physically was unable to handle him, at which time, he was moved to a nursing home in Arkansa, where they lived at the time, until his death in 1989 at the age of 74.
He had been reunited with his 3 youngest children around 1980 and they maintained a relationship with him until he passed.
Lois passed away in 2015 and I have inherited many of her photographs that included ones of Danny over the years and some of his parents & siblings.
If you are one of his children or grandchildren please contact me.
He was married twice and had 5 children.
Sons: Ronnie and Terry
Daughters: Audrey “Jackie”, Sandra, and Linda
He was married to Crystal Bell Kiger 7 Jan 1936 in Putnam County, Ohio and
Divorced 24 April 1945. Mother of Ronnie and Audrey.
He later had children Terry, Sandra and Linda with Erma Clark (have not found a marriage record).
He spent about the last 40 years of his life in a "common law" type of relationship with Lois Willson, a widow. They meet at the Chicago Trucking company where she was working as a dispatch clerk. They did not have any children together.
He was a heavy smoker of the unfiltered Camel brand of cigarette, which lead to his death from emphysema. She took care of him until she physically was unable to handle him, at which time, he was moved to a nursing home in Arkansa, where they lived at the time, until his death in 1989 at the age of 74.
He had been reunited with his 3 youngest children around 1980 and they maintained a relationship with him until he passed.
Lois passed away in 2015 and I have inherited many of her photographs that included ones of Danny over the years and some of his parents & siblings.
If you are one of his children or grandchildren please contact me.
