Daniel Curtis Lawrence, 61, of Saginaw, passed into the arms of his loving Savior on Monday, March 24, 2025, after a hard and bravely fought battle with cancer. He was born in Little Rock, Arkansas on December 4, 1963 to the late Elder Billy and wife, Theata Lawrence.

Service: 2:00 p.m., Saturday, March 29. 2025 at Biggers Funeral Home in Lake Worth, TX.

Visitation: 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. prior to the service.

A Celebration of Life get together will be at Fellowship Baptist Church in the Fellowship Hall, Saginaw, Texas immediately following the service. All are invited.

Committal: Saturday, April 5, 2025, at Lower Big Fork Cemetery, Mena, Arkansas. Everyone is welcome there as well.

Daniel was a born leader and had an entrepreneur spirit. He began working in the Air Conditioning field at twenty because he wanted an occupation that had a good future and good prospects for providing for a family. His first job was with Cody Air Conditioning in Hurst, Texas. Being a "go getter" he quickly rose in the ranks and before long began his own company, Lawrence Air Conditioning in 1989. Along the years Dan realized his dream of helping others by training numerous young men with the skills necessary to provide for their own families and many have gone on to start their own successful businesses. He retired from Lawrence Air Conditioning in Saginaw, Texas in 2022.

Dan was a man of integrity, of honor, and of a deep faith and love for God. His love and acceptance of people drew them to him and his sense of humor and generous spirit kept them as friends for years. He is probably best known for his hospitality. He loved having people over for a meal, for fellowship, for singing

and his home was always open to those needing a place to stay. He has made an amazing impact on the people his life has touched, and has left an unbelievably large hole by his absence.

Daniel's love of Arkansas was widely known, and he liked to say that his hobby was "piddling" on the farm.

He was preceded in death by his parents, and his much loved older siblings, Mark Lawrence and Martha Barrington.

Daniel is survived by his wife of 37 years, Michelle; their four sons, Steven (Allison), Greg (Savannah), Isaac (Colleen), William (Hannah); eleven grandchildren: Becca, Sam, Colton, Amos, Audrey, Milo, Toby, Maddie, Wyatt, Cody and soon to be born Annalise; two of the dearest sisters, Jeanie (Jack) Watson of Saginaw, and Sandy (Kenny) Dalton of White Settlement. He dearly loved every one of his almost 30 nieces and nephews.