I met Danny about 6 years ago at the local pool room out in Lancaster. Still being a novice at the time it was absolutely mesmerizing watching him play the game that he and all of us love so much. He tought me and so many others a great deal about the game. I know that Dannys' spirit will continue to live on through all of us who had the privilege of sharing in his seemingly endless wealth of knowledge about pool. I will always consider myself lucky to have been able to call Danny one of my friends. 

Danny will be dearly missed by so many of us pool players everywhere. 
From this life and on into the next, let the racks all be tight and the balls forever continue to roll in your favor. 

Rest In Peace Bro. 



I believe I met Danny when I was 19 or 20 years old, so he’s been a presence in my pool memories for more than 25 years.  He was such a talented player and was generous enough to share some knowledge with me when I was learning.  And he was gracious enough to be happy for me the first time I managed to best him in a tournament!  He always had a smile and a laugh that will be missed by so many.  Thank you for being my friend.  RIP Danny.

A true warrior on the pool table and super nice guy off of it.  Years ago I first played Danny at legendary Hardtimes Billiards. He for  right in with the pros in that room. After our match he hand some pleasant comments and tips for my game .  We played many times since.. Thoughts and prays to his family

I remember my Dad inviting you over for dinner. You were always so sweet to my family and you have forever impacted me. You were never selfish nor did you have a mean bone in your body. May you forever Rest In Peace and May you live your eternal life to the fullest. 

I'm sorry for your loss. My condolences, I only knew him for about 5 years but he had a beautiful heart.  Tough player to beat. Always brought out the best in me

What a pool player, I often play back how he ran the table In my head, and imagine that he is shooting with me while I’m practicing, he will be remember for as long as I shoot pool and more.

I got to know Danny during his years when he played at the ACS Nationals in Vegas.  Great player; totally class act.  The entire billiard community nationally has lost one of our best.  I and the ACS extend its deepest condolences to his family.  He WILL be greatly missed by many! - John Lewis, ACS Executive Director

Danny you have been very much appreciated and will always remember all the fun games i got to play with you. May God Bless you and your family. Rest In Peace.

One of the nicest guys I ever met in a poolroom. He was a damn good player but an even better person! 

Danny was a good friend and I will miss him terribly. We played pool and shared many adventures. He was loved by many.

My sincerest condolences to Danny’s family.  I met Danny playing pool and I always enjoyed how calm he appeared no matter the level of competition.  He was was very kind and I am sad to learn he is gone.  He was so, talented.
Rest in eternal peace.
Lisa Just

Danny and I had a great adventure a few years back. I flew him out to Virginia so he can play in his very first US Open and Billiards expo tournament. He was capable of beating anybody. We had a blast on the road. You made new friends everywhere you went.  You were a great friend to me Danny and I hope you see this. I am never going to forget you. I am truly going to miss you bro. 

Uncle Danny was loved by many in the billiards community..He was a great player and a good man..He will be sorely missed. Until.next time Uncle Danny,Coffee on me..Ill be your sponsor..

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Daniel Resma Petralba

14 diciembre, 1954 – 6 agosto, 2020

Pierce Brothers Valhalla Memorial Park and Mortuary

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