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Kevin Hale
February 25, 2011
Danny and I graduated Angelo State together as Ag majors and Block and Bridle members. I have learned that after obtaining his teaching degree from Tech, he taught Ag at Lamesa, my high school, where Ag and stock showing was my life.
My heart goes out to all of the Gunn family. By reading the other enteries, I can tell he gave a lot to many students thru his teaching and had such a positive impact on the Agriculture community. You are in my prayers.
Loretta Bridges
February 23, 2011
Darlene,
You and your entire family have been in my prayers. May the Lord wrap you tightly in his arms at this heartbreaking time. We love you all.
Glenn and Loretta
Yvonne Lewis
February 19, 2011
To the Gunn family, I send heartfelt sympathy to each of you in this tragic loss. Danny and his sister, Nita Jo, were students of mine in the early 1970's at Post Middle School. I was the 6th grade science teacher and also taught a reading class. Both of these young people left an unforgettable impression on me. Not only were they excellent students, but they demonstrated remarkable character. As I read about Danny's life and the impact he had on others, it didn't surprise me - he would naturally have a beautiful impact on anyone who knew him. Having taught 26 years, I have had many students. But, there are those that leave a lasting impression on a teacher's heart, as Danny and Nita Jo did on mine. I have no doubt that Danny has left this life on earth to live eternity with our Heavenly Father. His impact lives on through every life he touched. May God be your source of comfort and peace as you go through this difficult time.
(I sign this with my maiden name as that is how Danny and Nita Jo knew me.)
Lea & Bryan Teter
February 17, 2011
We did not know Mr. Gunn, but we are certain that he was an outstanding man. My husband is an ag teacher, and I know how much of himself he gives to his career, and I am sure Mr. Gunn did the same. Your family is in our prayers daily, and our hearts go out to you and your children. Please know that there are more people praying for you than you'll ever know...people you'll never meet...people around the world. What a legacy Mr. Gunn leaves behind!! I'm sure he touched more lives than you'll ever realize.
Brenda Jacob
February 16, 2011
Darlene and Family: You all are in my
thoughts, my heart, and my prayers.
Wishing all of you strength and peace.
Cathy Wood
February 16, 2011
To the Gunn Family, I extend my deepest sympathy to you at this difficult time. Although I do not know you or Mr. Gunn , I do recognize the impact that teachers, especially ag teachers have on the lives of our young people. The FFA family of members, alumni and parents extend our thoughts and prayers to you.
Stevi Huffaker
February 15, 2011
I did my student teaching with Danny a few years ago. He was a great teacher and an amazing person. I was so sad to hear of this loss, he will be missed by so many. The family will be in my prayers.
Stacy Morris
February 15, 2011
I did not know Mr. gunn, but I grew up in Idalou. My two nephews attend school in Idalou. The students, faculty, town and especially the family are in my prayers.
Stacy Roach Morris
Christy Harris Dorr
February 15, 2011
I remember Danny from college days at Angelo State. He was a good friend of my brother Jim Bob. I thought about him a few times over the last 30 years a wondered whatever became of him. He had the sweetest nature. My condolences to his family.
Rose Begil
February 15, 2011
Darlene, when I think of Danny, I remember the time we lived together on SAC street and Danny brought us a Christmas tree cause we didn't have one,,, grinning from ear to ear,,,, so very sad to hear of your loss , keeping your whole family in my prayers, take care.
Dolores Barrios
February 15, 2011
I was watching the news when I heard about this tragic accident and was extremely saddened. Mr. Gunn was my Ag teacher in Klondike and I will NEVER forget the patience he had with me, teaching me how to weld. Never once did he raise his voice at me when I got my rod stuck to the metal. I was more frustrated than he was. He was the most patient teacher I ever had. I don't know how he did it but I learned how to weld because of him and have a beautiful chair to show for it. I saw him about 2 years ago at Spike Dykes Ford when he was picking out a truck and he remembered me. I was so excited and happy to see him and I reminded him of how patient he was with me. We laughed. He will truly be missed! (He was one of a kind.) I have you and your family in my prayers. God Bless.
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