Danniel Anthony Lancaster

Danniel Anthony Lancaster passed away from natural causes on Sunday morning September 4, 2022 in Torrance, CA after a longstanding battle with his health at the age of 35.

Danniel (lovingly referred to as Danny) was born at St Francis Medical Center in Lynwood, California on April 21, 1987. Danny had a big personality, full of joy and laughter. He loved to joke and play, and often made fast friends. He carried a warm, welcoming energy and could make anyone, humans and animals alike, feel right at home with his gentle nature and soothing presence.

Danniel grew up and went to school in Gardena, California attending Amestoy Elementary School, Robert E. Perry Middle School and Gardena High School graduating in 2005, where he played football, the sport he loved the most. Danny also attended Harbor College in Harbor City, CA where his major studies focused on the culinary arts. He worked in the restaurant industry for more than 10 years and became quite a gifted chef. Chef Danny could make anything from scratch, and it was guaranteed to be delicious. In his free time, Danny loved to play video games, watch sporting events, cook, and spend time with family and friends.

Danniel is survived by his mother Lisa Allen, grandmother Dorothy Williams, grandfather George Allen Sr, brothers Theodore Christopher Lancaster, Aaron Murray, and Zachary Lancaster, sisters Alise Murray, Ashely Briscoe and sister-in-law Noemi Martinez, aunts and uncles Rochelle and Maurice Scott, Glenda and George Allen, Quiona Williams, Lenore Jones, Alice and Victor Lancaster, Gayle Lancaster, as well as a host of cousins and other family members.

Danny was a kind and loving son and brother. He was a fiercely loyal friend with a warm smile and a big heart that will be dearly missed.

Mom loves you, Danny!

                                                              "With a Love that lasts longer than a Lifetime"

We are absolutely heartbroken at the loss of such a beautiful soul, but we will keep Danny's joyful spirit close to our hearts as we remember him always.