David Wayne Macdaniel

Visitation will be held at the 122 Clinton Avenue United Methodist Church in Kingston.

Friends and Family may gather Sunday, December 1st, from 11:30pm to 12:30pm, with a funeral service beginning at 12:30pm.

Burial will follow at Wiltwyck Rural Cemetery, 205 West O'Reilly Street in Kingston.

David Wayne MacDaniel , 66, of Kingston passed away peacefully at Health Alliance Hospital in Kingston with his loving sister Nancy by his side. He was the son of the late Betty C. (Kline) and Edgar F. MacDaniel.

David had the heart and innocence of a child. He had a creative mind, and he loved building anything from buses and campers, to emergency vehicles out of LEGOs. He maintained a wide array of collections including baseball cards, wrestling memorabilia, figurines, and Hot Wheels.

David had a deep interest in cars of all sizes from old classic cars, to hot rods, to Hot Wheels. He also was a fan of Professional Wrestling.

David was a true patriot who loved the American Flag and had a deep respect for emergency services, especially the police.

A beloved member of the Clinton Avenue United Methodist Church in Kingston, David served as Chief Candle-Lighter for many years. His warm smile and happy greeting lit up many a Sunday morning.

David was friendly to everyone, both friends and complete strangers. But he had a special relationship with his beloved sister, Nancy. The two of them so often were seen walking around Kingston together, saying hello to everyone they passed.

David is survived by his two sisters: Nancy DiPaola of Kingston and Vicky MacDaniel of Albany.

In addition to his parents, David is predeceased by his brothers: Bryan MacDaniel and Glenn MacDaniel