Daniel Joseph "Danny" Rodgers

I would see smoke at Bobby Rays when I would get lunch. He would always give me a fist bump and ask me about my family. He knew about the struggles I went through and would always ask me how I was doing with them. And once a year on an unfortunate anniversary he would do a shot with me. He was a good man.

Danny was a gentle giant ..I remember his strength...if he thought you needed it...he would grab you, pull you close and give you his big ole bear hug!

Smoke, andy, and I went fishing for blues on Ms. Barnigate light. I got sick on the way out and when the boat stopped I threw up over board. Smoke refused to go near that spot Andy jumped right in. Andy And I must of caught like 20 fish each, Smoke not 1 blue. The whole time he was upset, paid a $100 didn't catch one fish. I don't even eat fish I am only here for the fishing. I can't believe this. Well Smoke and Andy are up there fishing together again save me a spot, just not smokes.

He was a good and sweet friend. I hardly cried but one time I cried about something and he said don't ever let me see you cry again and I wound up laughing. He had a good heart. He stood up for what was right.

My Best Memory I had with him was Seeing him over at Bobby Ray´s in Pennsauken and I did chat with him briefly and he was a good kid and all. So Sorry to see him go! R.I.P. Danny!!! Please say Hello to Thomas J. Soto up there!!!

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

Smoke loved my wing sauce I would make at the old English for him. Then he would come see me for wings at the Greenwood. Rip Smoke definitely going to miss you.

When all walked for Mrs. Rodgers, Danny's mom, and her victorious battle against breast cancer. It was a great day.

He always made time for everyone. He always put everyone else before himself. He was one of the best people I've ever met in my life.