I miss a lot of things about my dad. The one thing that I miss the most is how he always used ( and when he couldn't, he'd still try) to carry me. I miss being carried. We miss you, dad.  Everyday.

My sincere condolences to the family of Danny. Danny was my senior at secondary school. What a great lose.
May his soul continue resting in peace.

My heart is heavy to hear of the passing of your loved one. Danny was so very kind and a joy to work with at Courtyards.  May GOD keep your family and bring peace to your hearts and minds in the days to come.

My Most Sincere Condolences,

Alzeta Lucas

I write on  behalf of my family Rev K Simwanza,we were suddened by your death Danny, personally I will always cherish your jorvial personality though I was still younger back then in Mtendere, Zambia at St John's Congregation.
May God receive your soul until we meet again on the other side,Rest in peace.

Mr Danny Ba Mlamu
Our hearts are so heavy and burdened to accept your sudden demise,we never thought of losing such a beautiful soul at this time,we thank God in everything and the life he gave you.we will remember you as a father, brother and friend at all times.May Our Almighty God keep you and his countenance shine upon you as we wait for that blessed morning  when the trumpets shall sound and the dead in Christ shall rise to eternity,Amen.

Uncle Danny, we celebrate your life today with sorrowful hearts. Your smile always made people around you comfortable and made it easy to talk to you. My prayer is that you rest in eternal peace in the bosom of the almighty God. You fought a good fight of faith. RIP

Tribute to Danny Mofya

I am overwhelmed with a sense of loss just like all of you. We all have one question. Why? No one knows except the fact that the Lord made Danny for himself and as a gift to us. I feel an overwhelming sense of loss and regret. Why didn't l reach out more? Danny has been pulled out of our circle and that circle doesn't feel the same. It feels out of shape and it's falling apart. Today, however, should be the day for us to pull ourselves together and celebrate the life of our brother Danny. Let's give uncluttered praise and thanksgiving to the Lord. It is a good thing to celebrate the goodness of the Lord even as we go through this oppressive sense of loss.

Danny was just awesome! Danny was naturally competent for good work. He had love and kindness tied around his neck. In my view he honored God by loving all people the way he would want to be loved.

In life we are called upon to love one another and my brother answered that call. He loved with compassion, humility, kindness and an easy smile. In all his human inadequacies, he was quick to love and slow to anger. As we celebrate his life let's give thanks to the Lord for giving us a brother who had a good sense of what is right and vital in life. Danny had a curious underlying awareness of life and it's potentialities. The grace of the Lord has watered the roots of those who crossed paths with him through his friendship, kindness and love. 

Every place Danny worked, he held a good reputation and was held in high esteem. His humility and kindness brought him honor. All his patients adored him and many even offered monetary help for his education. They saw the potentialities of his life. It was hard being on the same shift with this brother because we could never measure to his greatness. For that I am thankful. The Lord has blessed us with so many things and people we did not create. 

Let us pray for some quiet courage and strength for his family & friends. Be with them & in them dear Lord!

Mwaka Nanyangwe
Ba Danny as I used to call u.Your death is so painful.Remembering how u encouraged me to work hard in life.We danced together on Gifts wedding.God knows why he took you this time.u will forever be missed my in-law.







Danny ; Ba Danny as I could call u.U have left a gap that will never be easy to fill.My in-law.My  mentor.my encourager. Your death has really struck me that its hard to believe ur no more.RIP miss u always. Mwaka Nanyangwe










Uncle Dan
We called you uncle, but you were more than an uncle to us. You were kind hearted, compassionate and always put everyone else first, I will miss that about you.

Your last words to me were “ wakula B I’am so proud of you”. Those words still resonate with me and I find myself trying to do more, so that I make you even more proud, because I looked up to. 

 Your playful spirit made our childhood special.
 I remember growing up, you used to take us for walks, we had picnics and adventurous trips.

It was those tiny gestures that meant everything to us and those are the memories I will cherish for the rest of my life.

Nizaku yewani maningi but niziba muli na Mulungu naba mayi batu. 

Love you always and forever.


Danny my Muzukuru  you have gone to soon. While I accept that it's all in Gods plan it still saddens and pains me that you have departed from this earth so soon .  I begrudgingly accept Gods plan and will soothe myself with the understanding  that it is well and Gods favor is upon us. I am grateful  for all the memories  I shall hold dear of you , Just the wonderful brother, father and family member that you were. As we grew up together the times our lifes paths crossed I remember your forever calmness and loving spirit. Today I pray  that the God that we have accepted in our lives recieves you in the heavens  , I pray that he will guide strengthen and protect the family that you have left behind. I am humbled in this Moment as I am painfully  aware "Only the Good Ones Die Young"..........See you on the other side Danny 

My dear brother in law,
It has been very hard to accept that you  are gone to be in the arms of our lord Jesus. Thank you for the good times you shared  with us. Your Memories will be forever in Our hearts.  Fly high my brother!! 

I worked with Danny at Encompass Health. He was a wonderful coworker and always have a smile on his face. An amazing nurse who cares  for his patients and coworkers. I will miss him talking to me about Zambian food. May you rest in internal peace .

Danny, 
From the days when we were just young boys in the village in Mumbwa and ploughing the fields and hunting birds together, to being in Lusaka city and singing in the choir (UCZ) together,  and living under one roof, sharing a bedroom, to you being the best man on my wedding, I have always known you as a good man and a sweet spirited human being.

Now go rest high on that mountain; son/brother your work here on earth is done; go to heaven shouting; love for the Lord Jesus Christ. Rest in eternal peace. Amen. 

And in the sweet by and by we shall meet on that beautiful shore; by God’s grace. Farewell, farewell Danny. Shalom.

Will miss your warm smile, cool, collected and humble friend.

Life is such a beautiful thing such as sharing the love and passion of one of the best nurses I knew.  Danny was an amazing human that care for the well being of others.  Always asking how's everything in your life.  My deep condolences for the family for this sudden and hurtful news but God knows how to take care of His children. It's not the path its the footprints that he left.   You'll be missed God Bless this family  

I worked with Danny at Encompass Health. He was a wonderful coworker and we all miss him very much. Rest in peace Danny.

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Danny Mofya

21 mai 1970 – 5 septembre 2020

Baldwin-Fairchild Oaklawn Chapel & Oaklawn Cemetery

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