Daniel Albert Coleman, 39, born July 27, 1986 in Tampa, Florida passed from this world into the everlasting presence of God on Sunday, November 23, 2025. He is reunited with his grandparents, Sam & Sarah Coleman, Albert and Alma Hawver and his brother, Jonathan Coleman.
Daniel is survived by his daughter, Kaia, her mother, Karina Moore and his sister, Carolyn Featherly and his niece, Gabriella. Loving parents: Jonathan and Kathy Coleman. Beloved aunts and uncles along with numerous cousins. Danny was compassionate, hardworking and charismatic which led him to have many loved friends and acquaintances.
He was an accomplished mechanic and took on challenges involving his skills building ratrods, welding, designing and constructing one of a kind creative art. Danny loved music of several genres. He and Carolyn went to many concerts together, a time she holds dear and still listens to the music he introduced to her.
Favorite hobbies would include disk golf, boating, fishing, camping, cave exploration and being out in the woods.
If love could have saved you, you would be here with us. For those of you who helped Danny along his journey with a positive deed, encouraging word, prayers and positive direction in life; we are thankful…..if your action wasn’t always recognized, God saw and heard.
Danny’s body was donated to United Tissue Network located in St. Petersburg, FL. His final act of helping others will advance medical research and provide necessary training to surgeons. Danny follows Grandpop Hawver and Grandma Hawver with his gift to science.
Thank you Veterans Funeral Care, Clearwater, for arrangements and compassion for our loved one.
Danny will be missed beyond measure. A knight in shining armor…..dimmed, but not forgotten.
Life is fragile…faith in Jesus Christ will make a difference.
The Coleman family have been special friends to me for 20 years. Danny was a teenager when I met him. He was always full of laughter and fun to be around. He was so talented with his welding and working on cars. His family’s love for him could not have been stronger. He will truly be missed by friends and family. Rest in peace Danny.
Danny worked for me for 10+ years. He was a very conscientious young man who took younger men under his wing and helped them learn about the business and life. We only wish that he had asked for help sooner as his loss is very tough to deal with. We feel for his family and friends and hope this will bring us all to realize how fragile life is, and how we need to keep in touch with our friends in times of peace and trouble. God bless Danny.
Just got to know you and I loved your sense of humor and beautiful smile.A true gem.My condolences to your family ❤️ You are missed.
” Go Grease Lightning…” will be my forever favorite memory of you! You were so little standing on the coffee table , singing away. One of many memories but surely my favorite. I know we will be reunited again one day, but in the meantime, will be praying for the ones you left behind. ♥️ Stacey O’Neal & Family
I will always have so many memories to hold on to with my cousin Danny. I could always count on him to make running around our dead end street so much fun. From lizard earrings to the time he ate a earth worm. Wishing you comfort and peace during this time.
Danny, losing you has truly put me at a loss for words. I know, I know…
There are so many memories of you growing up as the happy go lucky spunkiest kid I’ve ever known. Reminiscing about you, what sticks out the most is your smile. You always had one on your face and it was infectious! The picture your Momma chose is absolutely perfect, and one I will always remember. Praying you found the peace you
were searching for ❤️❤️❤️
Danny. My first best friend, the best big brother anyone could ask for. There are no words to describe how at a loss I am and how you not being here with us anymore is so unbelievably painful. This is by far the hardest thing I have ever had to endure. I don’t know life without you and what I would do to have you back and hug you and tell you how much I love you and how much you mean to me and our family and so many countless others. Although these past years we have drifted apart, you still remained so dear to me. I hold in my heart so many beautiful memories of our childhood/young adulthood. This pain is beyond anything I can express. But what brings me comfort is knowing I will see your face again someday. Until we meet again, I love you, and I’m so sorry for the pain you had on this earth. If you only knew how much you were loved. From above I know you see the outpouring of love for you now, the sadness and heartache since you left us, you will be missed more than you can imagine. Fly high Danny I love you -Your little sister, Carolyn.
Danny was my cousin and a huge part of my childhood. My brother, Christopher, and I were more than cousins to Danny and Carolyn. We were more like siblings. There are few memories of my young life that do not have the four of us in them. Kayla was there too, of course. Danny will forever be tattooed in my memory as Kenickie, the true bad boy of the T-Birds. His love for cars and cigarettes followed him through adulthood. I think he always knew who he was. Danny and I were able to reconnect after many years just in recent months. I wish I could have hugged him one more time. So now when I want to think of him, I can just listen to “Enter Sandman” and be taken back to hanging from the monkey bars with the toughest kid in Memaw’s yard. Love you and miss you dearly. I hope you can breathe easy now.
I lived next door to the Coleman’s when I was young. He was the first kid I ever baby-sat. I remember him climbing the fence into our yard, even with braces on his legs. He loved the movie Grease… and it was my job to skip the naughty parts so he couldn’t watch them. I have a chip on my front tooth from when we bounced on his trampoline together and his head accidentally collided with my mouth… so remember Danny very often. I love his family dearly and I’m so sad to hear of his passing. My prayers go out to those who will feel his loss daily.