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Dana McNatt Obituary
1948-2014
Dana Wilson McNatt, age 65, died at Memorial Herman Hospital, Houston TX on Saturday, December 27. Born December 31, 1948 in Pasadena, TX, he lived in Houston, Texas and worked as a Mathematics teacher for the Harris County Department of Education until his death. He was a member of St. Bernadette Catholic Church. Survivors include his wife Joan McNatt of Houston; daughter, Amanda Chrismer of Houston, her children Matthew, Kylie and Korbin; daughter, Ann McNatt of Conroe, her son Cameron Muller and daughter Portia Hames and her son Wyatt; son, Jeff McNatt and his wife, Dana of Friendswood, their children, Alan, Summer and Pari Brother, Darrell McNatt and his wife, Mary of Leauge City; his brother, Geroge McNatt of Center, TX; his sister, Bettejane Wells and numerous cousins, nieces, nephews friends and students. Dana was preceded in death by daughter, Sarah Louise, father, Wilson McNatt. mother, Cornelia McNatt. Rosary at 1:30 and services will be held at 2:00, Sat, Jan 3 at Cemo Auditorium at St. Thomas High School, 4500 Memorial Drive, Houston, TX 77007. Relatives and friends are welcome to a reception following the memorial mass. Memorial contributions are welcome at Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston, 2900 Louisiana Street, Houston, TX 77006 or www.CatholicCharities.org
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Webb McEvoy
June 2, 2015
Dana and I were great friends in Jr. High and High School. I still think about the good times we had with our friends. My best wishes go out to his family during these challenging times. May God bless you with His love and grace.
Webb McEvoy
Annona, Texas
Saige H.
January 9, 2015
I'm a student that recently attended highpoint which is where Mr. Mcnatt taught math. Mr. Mcnatt was one of my favorite teachers and the best teacher at highpoint. We all knew how passionate he was about math, he always helped us until we understood the work. He was such a sweet man & always made us laugh. He used to always say we were "gangsterfying" the pink erasers when we would write on them and that would make me laugh. I still can't believe he's gone but he's in a better place now. My heart goes out to his family, he always talked about his wife & grandkids. I'm glad I got to meet him; a guy that could brighten your day with a smile. We love & miss you Mr. Mcnatt!
- Saige H.
Former student
Renee Justice-Standley
January 3, 2015
Dana was my first boyfriend; I was 15 and he was 19. He was better known as "Dog" then. We shared a love of the music of Buffalo Springfield and Stephen Stills. He was a great first boyfriend and treated me like a queen! We had not seen one another for many years but I'm sure he was still the caring, "step up" kind of guy he always was...someone you could depend on. From what I have heard he was much loved and respected by his family and that is as great a legacy as anyone can have. I wish them peace and comfort in this time of great loss. -Renee Justice Standley
Kay Neal
January 1, 2015
Wish I could have met you. I am a distant cousin and you know cousins have a special bond. Up in heaven you can see all of us & get to know us, as we will you when our time comes. Rest in sweet peace. Kay Caldwell Neal.
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