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Danny Newton Crump, Jr., 49, of Morganton, NC passed away, Tuesday, July 30, 2024. Born on November 7, 1974, he was the son of Danny and Delores Crump. Danny was a member of Mt. Home Baptist Church. He grew up in the Winston Cup Racing Shops, working on the Tide team and racing. Danny drove for a gentleman in New York who won many races. Dannys son, Dustin, assisted as his crew chief and his father, Danny, Sr., built the engines. Danny would help anyone he could. His faith and forgiveness were who he was saying, “To always forgive one another and to Live for the Lord.”
In addition to his parents, Danny is survived by his son, Dustin Crump (Unique); sister, Dana Jackson (Henry); brother, Leon Crump; cousin, Johnny Duckworth (Amy), who helped take care of Danny; a number of extended family; and a special lady, Stephinie Lewis.
The family will receive friends from 2pm until 3:30 pm, Friday, August 2, 2024 at Sossoman Funeral Home. A graveside will follow at Burke Memorial Park with Pastor Bud Jernigan officiating.
Sossoman Funeral Home and Crematory Center is assisting the family with the arrangements.
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To Danny’s family I am so sorry that this precious man is no longer with you I know how hard it is to have a loved one suffer I prayed every night for Danny and his family my prayers are with you all
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Danny was a good friend and Coworker to me. He always had a way of making people smile. I hope you find happiness and joy in heaven Danny, you deserve it! Love, Nikki and Family
Danny Jr was a good friend, church member and Christian who loved his Lord most and his family next. He will be missed by many. Earth's loss is Heaven's gain. We will see you again soon! Prayers for the family!
We are so sorry for your loss. I still can see Danny taking up the offering in church and his big smile. Praying for God to give you comfort, peace and strength now and in the days to come. Bruce and Rama Jean Franklin