Birth date: Sep 15, 1963 Death date: Feb 19, 2021
On the morning of February 19, 2021, God sent His angels to quietly whisper, “it’s time to come come”. Dana DeGerard McCullough transitioned and went from labor to reward to be with the master. Dana was born September 15, 1963 in Read Obituary
The first time I met you I thought you were a body guard while at Cassidy's. You invited me to hear you sing at the Holiday Inn in Arlington and that was the start of a wonderful friendship. I can still hear you sing "Miss Miss Jones" when my sister was with me since her last name was Jones. You had the voice of an angel and I am sure God is enjoying you singing to him now. You will be missed greatly. Wanda Pope
Sending my condolences and prayers of comfort to Dana's wife, family and friends.
I met Dana while attending Independence High School in San Jose, CA. He was always kind and would share encouraging words whenever I would see him.
I'll never forget the last time I saw Dana while living in Hayward, CA at which time he quickly gave me a hug and invited me to his church at the time, Glad Tidings. He also spoke with me about salvation.
I'm thankful that God allowed us to cross paths.
We love and will always miss you, Uncle Dana!
My deepest heartfelt sympathy goes out to you Vivian and all of the family!! Loved seeing you and Dana in all your beautiful photos as you were such a Happy, Loving, Beautiful couple that just lit up a room with yours and Dana's radiant smiles! Dana is at peace in Heaven!
Cathy Maniscalco
I met Dana in 2009 at The Flame, fell in love with his soulful voice, I nicknamed him "The Soul Man". Throughout the years we became good friends and then close friends. Dana was the kind of guy that everybody he met would eventually become his friend. He had that "signature smile" that would light up a room, and when he greeted you, it was with that smile. After his heart transplant and he was unable to drive, I would pick him up and we would go to Niki's. At closing time when we were leaving, I'd would say to Dana, "Hey D, let's go the limo's waiting" and most people actually thought we left in a limo, that was our joke for the evening. I told D, "we're leaving in style". You were given a second chance at life with a new heart and meeting the love of your life, Vivian, I saw how happy you 2 were together, only to end so suddenly just after 3 years. Anyway, Dana we had some great times and some great memories, you are one of a kind gentleman, there are not many that can live up to that, your life and your memory will live on through all the pics we have of you with all the Rawstinites, and the video's of you singing some of your most favorite songs. It's still surreal that you have left us, harder that I did not get to say good-bye, but perhaps, it was better this way. RIP my dear friend, gone but will never be forgotten. Love you brother, Joe and Marla Narviz.
