Daniel-Akers-Obituary

Daniel Lynn Akers

Knoxville, Tennessee

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AKERS, DANIEL LYNN - age 32, passed away suddenly early Wednesday morning, June 30, 2010. Dan had a big heart and compassion for others. Dan became a Christian at an early age and was baptized at age 13 and was a member of the Baptist Church. He graduated from Alcoa High School in 1995 and...

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I did not know Dan that well but we would always speak when we would see each other at the gym or around town. He seemed like such a nice young man with a warm smile and bright future. I just found out today of Dan's accident and passing and I'm so sorry for your loss.
As the days and weeks pass and as you return to life's routine, may you continue to feel comforted by the love and support of family and friends.
May God Bless....

Phil,
I did not make the connection when I heard of Dan's passing. Sorry for my delayed condolences. I pray your grief will one day be tempered by wonderful memories. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.

My thoughts and prayers are with the akers family!!Dan's work is already happenin, he has brought together friends, who will continue to be close, we are gonna celebrate his life next month and am so glad to be apart of that, i know he would do the same for anyone who he knew or loved.Dan i hope you are laughin and smilin and lookin down on us and keepin us on the right track....can you please steer my car to the gym....love ya!

Dan,

It has been a few days and I now have the courage to write something. We shared so many memories I dont even know where to start. The Pizza eating at Pizza Inn, the late night nintendo games when we were little. As we got older you inspired me to do a lot of things. Your the one that got me into the gym in 1997, you taught me how to be a better and more compassionate person, I owe a lot of things in life to you. It would take me 3 hours to type all of it out and the thing...

Dan, you were the younger brother I never had. I will never forget the times we had as kids playing basketball in the driveway so late that we had to cut the floodlights on. I will never forget the laughs we had on the way to school in the morning. I will never forget your competitive spirit and willingness to not only win but be the best. I will never forget your great since of humor on the local radio talk shows. Most important I will never forget the love and compassion you showed to...

I met Dan about 6 years ago in Vitamin World. We became friends through the phone, at the gym and a couple dates. Dan was a special man with a passion for other beings that could hardly be contained. I remember one of my first conversations with Dan was around the winter months and I had mentioned how it was getting cold..he said he didn't enjoy it because all he could think about was all the neglected animals that are outside with no shelter. What a heart of gold!
Dan had the silliest...

Phil,
I'm very sorry to hear of Dan's passing.
Prent

I met Dan last year during a tough two weeks that we had to share together. He was known jokingly as "Drago" to us that shared that time with him. He was a stand-up guy who loved life and was full of ambition. I was devastated to hear the news of his passing. I know he is singing those praise songs that we all sang together that October night to our Lord and Savior as we speak. Miss you Dan.

I was Dan's nurse at his primary care physicians' office- -may GOD wrap HIS arms around all that knew and loved him. angela t.