Darrell Wayne Ward

I was so saddened to learn of Darrell´s passing. I worked with him at KCRS/KWMJ. He was a lovely, witty, very talented person and I know will be missed by all the people he touched across the Permian Basin throughout many years. My prayers are for the family and friends he has left behind.

So very saddened to hear of Darrell's passing, My sincere and deepest condolences to Darrell's entire family. He was a talented, good and decent man and will be sorely missed.

Back in the early '80s, I was given a very minor role in a musical. By happy coincidence, Darrell, too, had a small role (though much bigger than mine) which put us together at the closing curtain line-up. Since it was my first show and he was a seasoned performer, he kindly showed me how and when to take a bow. Afterward, we waited for the curtain to drop and then the magic began for me. The orchestra continued to play while the audience filed out and the rest of the cast wandered away,...

Our deepest condolences. We didn't personally know Darrell, but we had the pleasure of working with Arminae at the Battered Women's Shelter at one time, ministering to the residents there. May Our Heavenly father wrap HIS loving arms around the family at this time.

Prayers to his family .

Darrell and I worked together ringside for many years at the Ector County Coliseum commentating and providing commentary for Southwest Championship Wrestling. Darrell was a great guy, and a better friend. He will be missed! Jerry Slaughter