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Daniel Grant Allgaier Sr.

Kansas City, Missouri

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Daniel Grant Allgaier, Sr., 85, Independence, MO, passed away October 14, 2005 at The Groves after a brief illness. Friends may call from 9-10 a.m. Monday, October 17, 2005 at Muehlebach Funeral Home, 6800 Troost, Kansas City, MO followed by services at 10 a.m. Interment will be at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to the Kansas City V.A. Center or the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition, St. Louis Division and the Developing Potential, Independence, MO. Dan was born June 21, 1920 in Lincoln, MO to Daniel L. and Hazel B. (Grant) Allgaier and was of the Catholic faith. He retired from Borden's Dairy in 1974 after 33 years as a wholesale route man in the Independence area. He was a veteran serving in the Navy during WWII and Korea and was a lifetime member of VFW Post 1000. Dan's interests included hunting, fishing, woodworking and playing blackjack at the local casinos. He was preceded in death by his parents, two brothers, Robert William and Jerry Lee Allgaier; a wife of 31 years, Jewell Marie White and another wife of 31 years, Clella Ruth Parks. He is survived by his four children, Daniel G. Allgaier, Jr. and wife, Elsie of Independence, MO; daughter, Patricia M. Hazslip and husband, Ron of St. Louis, MO; son, Mark W. Parks and wife, Janie of Independence, MO; a daughter, Marilyn G. Miller and husband, Larry of Independence, MO; seven grandchildren, ten greatgrandchildren, one great-greatgrandson, and sister, Eva Jean Morgan of Independence, MO. The family would like to thank the 3rd floor N. nursing staff and hospice at The Groves for all their care and concern. (Arr; Muehlebach Funeral Home, 816-444-2060).

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I too have great memories of Uncle Danny. He was especially good to bring the Egg Nog for Christmas and Thanksgiving! That was such a special treat when we were so little.
In later years he entertained me and children with his graciousness at home or wherever we met with the biggest, warm,smile and "happy to see you" eyes. He always made up a different exciting story about "how he lost his finger," each one bigger than the last one. My boys still don't know what the truth...

Allgaier Family,

I have great memories of Dan Allgaier. Although he was not an uncle, I sure thought he was forty years ago and continued to think so for a number of years. I remember quite a few conversations with Dan at the Allgaier family and friends July 4th celebration for so many years. Those were special days and memories.

Rest in eternal peace.

Ralph Andrade III
Broken Arrow, OK

Uncle Danny was a constant source of stability and kindness to all his nephews and nieces. My fondest memories are of squirrel hunting with him on Thanksgiving day. He was better than Daniel Boone or Davy Crocket to me as a young kid. As I became a sailor he was the perfect ol' salt who had been there done that. He kept his cool through thick and thin. He had life's wisdom before there was a Yodda. His spot under the tree in the family circle at the farm on the fourth of July will...

Uncle Danny was a constant source of stability and kindness to all his nephews and nieces. My fondest memories are of squirrel hunting wity him on Thanksgiving day. He was better than Daniel Boone or Davy Crocket to me as a young kid. As I became a sailor he was the perfect ol' salt who had been there, done that. He kept his cool through thick and thin. He had life's wisdom before Yodda came along. His spot under the tree in the family circle at the farm on the fourth of July will be in...

Our Prayers are with the Allgaier Family back in Missouri. My Uncle Danny was always a man of his word, with a friendly smile and wonderful story everytime I was with him. I along with my brothers on our farm in Lawson, Missouri, will never forget how Uncle Danny was always so supportive of us and would regal us, especially in the later years with stories of the early years in Missouri, down south and in the Kansas City area. His warmth and love throughout his life through good times and bad...