Danny Ray Key, 73, of Farmington, AR passed away Friday, May 11, 2018.
He was born in Hope, AR to James Lawrence and Mattie Lou Key, and raised from the age of two by stepmom, Thelma Mae Key.
Danny managed the parts department for several Arkansas Ford dealerships. He was a member of Trinity Fellowship and very active with Kids’ Ark International ministry for children in Honduras. He was an avid Razorback fan and worked with Landmark Security for many Razorback events. He loved growing and harvesting two large gardens.
He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Melody, a son, Johnny Key and wife Shannon of Little Rock, AR, a daughter, Meredith Johnson and husband Clay of Rogers, AR, a sister Sarah Lupold of Auburn Alabama, a brother, Harold Key of El Dorado, AR, five grandchildren, Whitney McCulley, Ryan Key, Logan Bolt, Rachel Key, Adeline Johnson and one great granddaughter, Brynnley McCulley.
A memorial service will be held at 11 am on Saturday, May 19th, at Trinity Fellowship, 1100 Rolling Hills Dr., in Fayetteville with Reverend Darren Rogers officiating.
He was born in Hope, AR to James Lawrence and Mattie Lou Key, and raised from the age of two by stepmom, Thelma Mae Key.
Danny managed the parts department for several Arkansas Ford dealerships. He was a member of Trinity Fellowship and very active with Kids’ Ark International ministry for children in Honduras. He was an avid Razorback fan and worked with Landmark Security for many Razorback events. He loved growing and harvesting two large gardens.
He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Melody, a son, Johnny Key and wife Shannon of Little Rock, AR, a daughter, Meredith Johnson and husband Clay of Rogers, AR, a sister Sarah Lupold of Auburn Alabama, a brother, Harold Key of El Dorado, AR, five grandchildren, Whitney McCulley, Ryan Key, Logan Bolt, Rachel Key, Adeline Johnson and one great granddaughter, Brynnley McCulley.
A memorial service will be held at 11 am on Saturday, May 19th, at Trinity Fellowship, 1100 Rolling Hills Dr., in Fayetteville with Reverend Darren Rogers officiating.
Danny Ray Key, 73, of Farmington, AR passed away Friday, May 11, 2018.
He was born in Hope, AR to James Lawrence and Mattie Lou Key, and raised from the age of two by stepmom, Thelma Mae Key.
Danny managed the parts department for several Arkansas Ford dealerships. He was a member of Trinity Fellowship and very active with Kids’ Ark International ministry for children in Honduras. He was an avid Razorback fan and worked with Landmark Security for many Razorback events. He loved growing and harvesting two large gardens.
He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Melody, a son, Johnny Key and wife Shannon of Little Rock, AR, a daughter, Meredith Johnson and husband Clay of Rogers, AR, a sister Sarah Lupold of Auburn Alabama, a brother, Harold Key of El Dorado, AR, five grandchildren, Whitney McCulley, Ryan Key, Logan Bolt, Rachel Key, Adeline Johnson and one great granddaughter, Brynnley McCulley.
A memorial service will be held at 11 am on Saturday, May 19th, at Trinity Fellowship, 1100 Rolling Hills Dr., in Fayetteville with Reverend Darren Rogers officiating.
He was born in Hope, AR to James Lawrence and Mattie Lou Key, and raised from the age of two by stepmom, Thelma Mae Key.
Danny managed the parts department for several Arkansas Ford dealerships. He was a member of Trinity Fellowship and very active with Kids’ Ark International ministry for children in Honduras. He was an avid Razorback fan and worked with Landmark Security for many Razorback events. He loved growing and harvesting two large gardens.
He is survived by his wife of 50 years, Melody, a son, Johnny Key and wife Shannon of Little Rock, AR, a daughter, Meredith Johnson and husband Clay of Rogers, AR, a sister Sarah Lupold of Auburn Alabama, a brother, Harold Key of El Dorado, AR, five grandchildren, Whitney McCulley, Ryan Key, Logan Bolt, Rachel Key, Adeline Johnson and one great granddaughter, Brynnley McCulley.
A memorial service will be held at 11 am on Saturday, May 19th, at Trinity Fellowship, 1100 Rolling Hills Dr., in Fayetteville with Reverend Darren Rogers officiating.
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