Danny Milton Cade
Danny Milton Cade, 70, of Lincoln, went to be with our Savior on October 17, 2020. A Celebration of Life service will be held at 10:30am, Friday, November 13, at Lincoln Berean Church, followed by a classic car/motorcycle procession (weather permitting) to The Shrine Center for a luncheon.
Danny was born in Maryville, MO on November 6, 1949. He spent his childhood years in Clarinda, IA before moving to Grand Island, NE when he was 15, later graduating from Grand Island Senior High. On May 20, 1972, Dan married his best friend, Pam Jensen. The two met when Pam worked as a medical assistant and took x-rays of Dan’s back.
Pam and Dan had two children, Jana and Chad. Jana married Craig Volzke and they had two daughters, Hadley and Bailee. Chad married Dawn Kieborz and they had a son, Kason and a daughter, MaKynlie.
Aside from the love of his family, Dan’s passion in life was the roar of an engine. His younger years were spent working alongside his dad at Roy Evans Chrysler Plymouth Dealership. This led to the building of late model race car chassis for Clayton Peterson Racing Products. “Big Dan the Used Car Man” also sold cars for Diers Motor Co. before opening Countryside Auto and Body Shop. He eventually moved to Lincoln, NE where he spent his days at car auctions wholesaling vehicles for his brother and their late dad. His other interests include spending summer weekends at the dirt track, with Pam by his side, watching their favorite drivers. “King Man”, was an avid fastpitch softball player for many years. He passed his softball wisdom onto both of his children, even coaching Jana’s team for a number of years.
When he wasn’t at the track or on the field, he was enjoying the freedom of the road on his Harley. “Nokee” was a member of the Sesostris Shrine Iron Nobles and Gun Club, and a member of the Rough Riders Motorcycle Club. The strong camaraderie he gained from his fellow members turned into a fierce brotherhood. Other activities Dan enjoyed were fishing, bowling, shooting pool and golf.
Nothing could ever compare to the time he spent with his four grandchildren and attending their assorted activities. When Dan walked into a room you were drawn to his stories and his genuine heart. He had an uncanny ability to make connections with people and become instant friends. Danny was whitty and full of one liners. He loved shenanigans, being ornery and making others laugh.
Dan is deeply missed and survived by his wife, Pam, their two children and four grandchildren, his brother, Randy Evans and family and sister, Kelly Evans and family. Dan is reunited in heaven with his parents, Roy and Deloris Evans.
Celebration of Life to be held to be held Friday November 13, 2020 at 10:30am at Lincoln Berean Church; 6400 South 70th Street, Lincoln Nebraska 68512. Please use the North Entrance.
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Funeral Home assisting is Aspen Mortuary, 4822 Cleveland Avenue, Lincoln, NE 68504. To view an on-line obituary or email condolences please visit Aspen Mortuary’s website at www.aspenaftercare.com.
Condolences for Danny Milton Cade
We are so sorry to learn of Dan’s passing. He was a wonderful man who will be missed greatly. Your family is certainly in our thoughts, and we send our most sincere condolences.
Steve and Kathy Gealy
So sorry to hear of Danny’s passing. Our thoughts are with the family.
Pam & Family,
We are so very sorry to hear about the passing of Dan. It just doesn’t seem possible as I was just with him a couple weeks ago. Dan and your family will always be with us in our thoughts and prayers. Please let us know if you need anything at all.
Dale & Paula Lueders
So sorry Pam, Jana & Chad. I know it’s been awhile since I’ve seen you but you are all in my thoughts. Your family has been a big part of my life and I was crushed to hear about Danny. Stick together and allow your friends and family to help you through this.
Danny was like a brother to me. He taught me a lot, I will miss him so much.
Danny was a a unique guy who I shared many conversations about our common interests in sports and our kids. Thinking of Pam, Chad and Jana as you celebrate his life!
I was very sad to hear of Dan’s passing. I only met Dan once but from the stories Pam told you could tell he was a special person. We’re all thinking of you, please don’t hesitate to reach out if you need anything.
Kibby and I were so sorry to learn of Dan’s passing. We have so many fond memories of Dan and family. Pam, Jana , Chad and families are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. May your memories bring you comfort and peace.
Kibby and Vicki Millard
So sorry to hear of your loss, my thoughts are with the family. Nick Dean
My heart is heavy. I am so sorry for your loss. Sending all of my love and hugs to Pam, Jana, Chad and the family.
Dear Pam and family, we are so sad for your loss and Dan will be in our prayers. Not sure why the good Lord is picking on our Poker players and golfers, but we are getting scarce down here while he has a pretty good crowd up there. RIP big guy!
Greg and Sandy Peters
Dear Pam & Family,
We are so sorry to hear of Dan’s passing. Dan was bigger than life with a great smile and laugh. Laura and I will never forget our fun times working with Dan at the Sesostris Shrine circus. A story we laughed about for years.
So sorry to find out that Danny has passed. Fond memories of us growing up together in GI. So sorry for you loss.
Pam n all your family:
Sorry to hear that Dan passed. He will be greatly missed.
Jon Sterns
Will you know my name if I saw you in heaven. Dan was my best friend since 5 years old.
May the Lord be with the family.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time.
Dear Pam, Chad, Jana & Families,
We were so sorry to hear of Dan’s passing. He was a kind, fun guy who truly loved his family. He will be missed! We go back a long way and have always had a soft spot in our hearts for your family. May your many fond memories be of comfort to you in this very difficult time. You are in our thoughts and prayers.
Carol & Paul Carpenter
Chad, Pam, Jana and Families,
I’m very sorry to hear about Dan’s passing. He was always so nice to me when Chad and I hung out together as kids. He was always funny and had a good story to tell. He knew a lot of people and everyone you meet that knows Dan has something good to say about him. Cherish all the good memories! You are all in my thoughts.
Dear Pam and family,
We are so very sorry for your loss. What a great guy and we have happy memories of the conversations with you and Dan. Dennis never missed an opportunity to talk with Dan whenever he saw him; he had that kind of magnetism! We are blessed to have had the privilege to have met you both.
Pam, Jana, Chad & Family …I am so sorry to hear of Danny’s passing. I met him though pool years ago and a great friend to me and many he was…Lots of fond memories, a very special one was right after I had our 1st child Bryce, I stopped into pool leagues so they could see the baby, he was about 2 weeks old and a preemie, Big Danny held him and he looked like a big teddy bear holding him all cuddled in his arm❤ Danny had a heart of gold, a big smile, and a comment or one liner to make you laugh and that laugh of his was contagious…He will forever be missed along with his smile & laughter. My thoughts and prayers to all of you at this time of such loss of a wonderful caring soul. May your beautiful, loving & funny memories help ease the pain and heal the heart.
God gained another angel
Blessings to all
Donna Gropp-Irons & Family
Pam and Family,
Rick and I are so sorry for your loss. Breaks my heart what you must be going through. If you every need anything please let us know and we will give it our best shot, I know that is what Dan would do. Dan was a good man with a big heart. Take care Thinking of you, Tamera and Rick
I know this has been a really tough time for you and your family and I am so sorry. At the same time I remember a lot of good times with
Dan and you and all the sporting events and Village Inn gatherings.. Dan was a good friend to Don. You and your family stay strong
and stick together.
Although I had never met Dan in person my uncle Steve Fielder spoke so highly of him I know he will be missed dearly.