Danny Sudduth's guest book in the Houston Chronicle
DANNY SUDDUTH
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All honor to his name. Danny was always the same
easy going guy when I knew him at Lamar. He was always polite, always smiling,
never complaining. Just an all round good guy. Danny you will be missed, but you
will live in our hearts forever. Thank you God for giving us Danny, now he is
returned to you.
Don Henderson Epsilon Chi '62
Below are some of the words that our brothers
have expressed: Please scroll down
From Bill Worsham
September 23, 2011, 1610 cst
Good afternoon Brothers,
Bob Morgan just called to report that our beloved brother
Danny Sudduth passed away last evening. Bob had celebrated Danny's birthday
with him and his family last night. They all had a grand time. He was found
by one of his sons this morning when he did not report to work. Bob said that
arrangements are pending but he thought that the services would be held the
latter part of next week.
in hoc,
Bill Worsham, Epsilon Chi '65
From Art LeCoq
Veeg :
As I told U when U called
me about 4pm today, I was at the car wash having Tommie's car washed &
detailed.
She had just driven in
from League City where she had been sitting w/ the grandkids for a few days
and had at least 5,000 black bugs on the front of her car ------
When you told me about
Danny, I was speechless for a minute ! ! !
As we discussed & U will
recall, Danny, Donnie G. and I went into the US ARMY (Jan '60) together with
18 other guys from this area. We were very close ! ! ! - so close that when
we got out and came home, Danny served in my wedding & Donnie was my best man
! ! !
I'm gonna call Bobby
tomorrow & see if he has any more details -- right now I just can't talk
about Dan any more ---------------------------------------
All Honor to the Name of
my buddy ! ! ! ! ! Look as hard as U want to, but U won't find another one
like
Danny
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ArtLecoq (Charter '61)
Roy Goodwin
Art, I, too, am shocked and saddened by the loss of Brother
Danny. Seems like yesterday when we had those great poker games at my house on
7th Street. You always referred to him as "Ol' Chocolate Cake" because that
was his favorite. We will miss him greatly. All honor to his name.
Looking forward to the Reunion next month. Roy
Art LeCoq
Bro Roy -
Thanks for the note !
I do remember those poker
games -- BIG MONEY --- We all thought $20 was all the money in the world - a
'lil Vegas on 'ol 7thSt ! ! !
I had forgotten about "Ol
Chocolate Cake", but I forget about things from last week ! ! ! DUH ! ! !hen
we went in the Army, Donnie and I kinda looked after Danny 'cause he was a few
years younger than we were, we could tease him,
but we didn't let any of
those other dudes dare mess w/ Dan --- he was just a special kid then, and
grew up to be a very special man ! ! !
Bro Art
PS Did ya see the really
heartfelt & nice note from Bro Dennis ---- Great thoughts from all ! ! ! ---
We loved the guy - Period ! ! !
I guess
Jesus just got Dan's room ready in his Father's mansion a little early, and as
it is written in John 14:1-7, he prepared his
place and came back
and brought Dan unto Himself --- I just had a crazy thought; maybe our Lord
said to Dan - "What's that White
Cross you are
wearing on your shirt, oh never mind, I already know what it is and what it
represents --- Come with me, Dan, I want you to meet my Father, through me
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Grace and Peace through
all eternity, Brother Danny -------------------
Dennis Hollander
Art, I know how you feel. I too have lost so many close friends over
the past few years that I am still in a state of denial that they could all be
gone in such a short period of time. When Gene Davis passed away suddenly in
his sleep last September it hit me very hard when Ben Beauchamp called to give
me the sad news. Gene and I were roommates all through college and he was my
pledge brother & best man at the wedding to my first wife. Danny shared a dorm
room with Gene and me during the first semester of my Junior year at Lamar in
the fall of 1963. He was a special guy who always made you feel good to be
around him. With him celebrating his birthday last night with friends,
brothers and family it just shows once again how any of us can depart this
world at any time with no warning. I hope and pray that we have a large turn
out of our Epsilon Chi brothers at the reunion next month. None of us know if
we will ever have the opportunity to see, visit and reminisce with one another
again in this life. The years are beginning to take its toll on so many of us.
We all shared a special time in our lives when we were young, strong,
dedicated and full of the anticipation and dreams of what the future would
bring. None of us will ever have such friends again where we shared the Bonds
of Brotherhood that Sigma Chi brought to all of us. May the White Cross of
Sigma Chi always shine upon our dear brother Danny Sudduth and all our other
brothers who he has joined in the Chapter Eternal forever. Looking forward to
seeing you and so many others once again at our 50 Year Reunion of the
chartering of the Epsilon Chi Chapter of our beloved Sigma Chi.
In Hoc Signo Vinces,
Dennis Hollander - Class of '65
Amen to this, Brother
Dennis!!
Ben Morris
Dear Brothers:
I did not reply to Dennis' message about Brother Sudduth, but
I'd like to say now that I was very moved by it.
I'd also like to say how gratified I am by the genuine and bold
statements made by Brothers like Art, VJ, and Dennis about their faith and
trust in our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. I don't intend to preach here,
but I will say that with our remaining days in this earthly journey growing
fewer and fewer, we can best honor the memories of our departed Brothers
by keeping our priorities in order and by keeping our eyes on the Author and
Finisher of our faith. He indeed has prepared a place in His Father's
mansion for any and all who wish to come by virtue of His atoning sacrifice
on the most important cross ever constructed.
I hope that all of you who can make it will have a fantastic and
meaningful reunion together. My visa situatiion does not permit me to leave
Russia (where I teach English as a second language) until right at Christmas
time. (I'll have to miss my 35-year high school class reunion in late
October for the same reason.) My thoughts and best wishes will be with all
of you. I love Sigma Chi!
May our Heavenly Father bless all of your, especially those of
you who are in mourning over the recent deaths of dear Epsilon Chi
chapter-mates.
In hoc,
Ben Morris, EX '82