James D. Black
James D. Black
September 14, 1952 ~ October 14, 2011
James D. "Do-Do" BlackDaingerfield- Graveside services for James D. "Do-Do" Black, 59, of Hughes Springs will be 10:00 A.M. Monday, October 17, 2011 at Concord Cemetery in Hughes Springs with Rev. Jim Rawlins officiating.Arrangements are under the direction of Nail-Haggard Funeral Home.James was born September 14, 1952 in Gilmer and died Friday, October 14, 2011 in Hughes Springs.He was a Baptist and worked as a mechanic for Dewey Moore Ford in Hughes Springs.James was preceded in death by his parents, Doug and Irma Black; sister Elaine and nephew, Peanut.Survived by his daughter and son-in-law, Amanda and Charlie Haldeman of Lake Charles; sons and daughter-in-law, Daniel and Brooke Black of Longview, Koen Black of Hughes Springs; brothers and sister-in-law, William Douglas, Jr. "Dougie" and Daisy Black of Daingerfield, Stanly Wayne "Stano" Black of Daingerfield; sister and brother-in-law, Laura Elizabeth "Prissy" and Mickey Williams of Daingerfield. 7 grandchildren.Donations may be made to the American Cancer Society.Family will receive friends from 6:00 P.M. till 8:00 P.M. Sunday at the funeral home.Online condolences may be made at Nail-HaggardFH.com
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James and I saw the best of times and the worst of times together. Our friendship had a lot of miles and life lines. You may have a lot of friends in this life, but if he called you a friend, you truly had one you could depend on. His passing creates a void that can’t be filled. He was one of a kind. The good news is, I will see him again.
You brought me so much joy and laughter and it will never leave my memories. You and your wife at the time brought me through much heartache after mother died ….. great temporary roommates. I LOVE YOU!!!!!!!!!
My condolences to James’ family and friends.
Our sympathy goes out to all of the family. Remember we will all get to see him again. He will be forever in our hearts. May God be with each one of you and help you through the days ahead. We will continue to pray for you all. Love, Jimmy and Janice Reid
Daniel just wanted to let you know how sorry we are … You are in our thoughts and prayers
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all. James was a good friend and he will be missed.
My condolences to “Doogie”,”Stano”, and all the other members of James’ family on his passing.We “ran” together a lot when I lived in Daingerfield.Robert Wilkes,T.W.,James and myself logged many a mile on the blacktops of East Texas(listening to Black Sabbath and Bloodrock)in that old Plymouth sedan of James’.It was called a Plymouth Mayflower and was the inspiration for the name of the shop Scott Fischer and I opened in the summer of 1970.It was called Mayflower II and represented exploring a new land like the original Mayflower.James painted the mural of a ship on the front of the building.James was a charming guy with a sly smile that won him many friends.Thanks James for being my friend and for all the good memories. Sincerely, Bryant Dalby
To all of James”s family, We are very sorry to hear about your loss of James. He was a good friend and a man of his word. My dad worked at the Ford place for many yrs. while James was working there also. I spent a lot of time there visiting with James. He will be greatly missed by all that had the priviledge of knowing him. You all are in our thoughts and prayers. Sincerely Randy and Toni Black
Many great and fond memories will live on but as usual, life is too short! My condolences to all of James’ other friends and family.
I cannot believe he is gone! James was such an easy person to be around. Always had a bright smile and a friendly disposition even when things were not going the best. Spent three years after college living in my home town of Daingerfield and James became a close friend. His memory is a good one; care free days filled with young fun !
My condolences to all of James’ family and friends. I have many fond memories of growing up on the “corner of Short and Peak” in Daingerfield.