Danny William Ledbetter

In Loving Memory of Danny "Marcel" Ledbetter Danny Ledbetter, age 71, passed away unexpectedly on June 28, 2026, leaving behind a devastated family, a brotherhood, and many friends who will never forget him. He was preceded in death by his parents, Lucille Lashley Gunter and David Junior Ledbetter. He leaves behind to cherish his wife Kristi, children, Chistopher (Christina), Amie (Randy), Tereasa (Josh), Ashley (Jeff) and Maddison, and grandchildren, Zach, Hali, Christin, Brandon, Macie, Breanna, Samantha, Ivey and Sadie, great-grandchildren, Maysen, Evan, Berklee and Cade, his siblings, Richard (LInda), Hank (Jo), Johnny and Tammie, nieces & nephews, Leianne, Heather, Michael, Jaime, Steven and Elizabeth, and special friends, Keith & Louanne, Darrell, T.J., and Marty. To most of his friends, he was known as Marcel, but to his family, he was simply Danny, Daddy, Dad, or Pawpaw. No matter the name, he showed up the same way, stubborn in the best way, hardworking, full of life, and unapologetically himself. After a long career with General Motors, Danny retired and enjoyed spending time with the people he loved most. He believed in doing things himself, working hard, and standing by the people he cared about. Danny carried a deep love for his family throughout his life. He shared eight wonderful years with Kristi, years filled with love, laughter, and memories that came far too quickly to an end. What they had together was special, and it will be cherished forever. He was a proud father to Chris, Amie, Tereasa, Ashley, and his stepdaughter Maddison. He loved his children deeply and was proud of each of them in his own way. Being "Dad" meant everything to him. He was also a proud Pawpaw to eight grandchildren and four great-grandchildren, and he loved them all very much. Family was always important to Danny. He loved his late mother, Lucille, and father, David, deeply and carried their memories with him throughout his life. He also loved his brothers and sisters, and those bonds remained important to him no matter where life took him. More than half of his life was spent connected to the WCC motorcycle club, where he built lifelong friendships and a strong sense of brotherhood. Even after stepping away from leadership, the connection he shared with his riding family never faded. The road, the people, and the memories meant a great deal to him. If Danny was singing, he was dancing; the two went hand in hand. Whether at a bar, a gathering, or simply enjoying the moment, he never held back. Music brought him to life. He had a way of walking into a room and making it brighter, and he truly never met a stranger. He could strike up a conversation with anyone as if they were already an old friend. He had a quick wit, a loud laugh, and a presence that filled every room. There are too many stories, songs, and memories to count, but they all point to the same truth: Danny lived fully and authentically, always staying true to himself. Danny will be remembered for his stubborn heart, his loyalty, his humor, his love for family, and his ability to make people feel welcome without even trying. His ride here may be over, but the memories he leaves behind will keep him close to all who knew and loved him. "Those we love don't go away. They ride beside us every day, unseen, unheard, but always near; still loved, still missed, and forever dear." Condolences may be submitted online at www.scotward.com. Scot Ward Funeral Services, 699 American Legion Road, Conyers, GA 30012, 770-483-7216.

Danny William Ledbetter

September 9, 1954 - June 28, 2026