Clem Daniels

I remember family holidays, Clem, his mom Louise Daniels, his sister - my mom, Mary Daniels Hickson, and his grandmother, Mary Johnson, all together, enjoying the holidays, being together. The holidays were important in my family, and Clem loved to tell stories of growing up in McKinney. He was a serious man with a wonderful sense of humor and a great laugh. I can still remember his laugh. I miss it; I miss you.
Carla Trounson, niece

Danny you were like a father to me. You were always there for me with words of wisdom or just someone to talk to. I miss you every day!

You were such a wonderful supporter. I thank you for your friendship and belief in me. I miss you. See you above some day.

Sorry I did not get to see you play in person....Al Thompson : Cincinnati,Ohio

Clem was a kind, gentle and loving man. He had enough love for his family and friends. He didn't fall short or run out. Clem was a man of CHARACTER. He could even be funny and he could cook, too. I'm so thankful and grateful that God gave us to each other. He was more than just my husband, he was my best friend, as I was his. Clem didn't meet strangers because they soon became friends. His voice was strong, his laugh was contagious and his smile could light up a room. He had a heart of gold....

Clemon was a great Oakland Raider and it is fitting that he is, and will always be, remembered as the AFL all time leading rusher.

My brother Chase Daniels, my mother Sylvia Daniels Phillips and I will always love and miss our father and friend. Thank you for all of the prayers and condolences. May you be blessed for your kindness.

Victoria Daniels-Jasper
Daughter

Clem was my high school gym teacher at Skyline. I admired him and looked forward every school day to spend my gym period with him. My father (Sarge) came to know Clem and helped him in some real estate transactions. A wonderful man, greatly admired by many and a joy to be around
Dr. James Pashayan