It is with deep sorrow and much love that we mourn the passing of Danny F. Razor (60). Danny was
born on December 21, 1962, in New Castle, Indiana and sadly left this life on July 4, 2023,
surrounded by his family.
The son of Shirley Reneau Razor and Homer Razor, Jr. (predeceased). Danny moved from Indiana
to Sanford, Florida as a teenager. He attended Seminole High School and soon moved to Geneva,
Florida where he resided until his passing.
Danny is survived by
His loving wife of 35 years, Sherry Sanchez Razor
Sons: Brandon Tait (Christy) New Castle, Indiana
Daniel J. Razor (Alicia) Geneva
Granddaughters: Jadelynn, Aria, and Adalynn (New Castle, Indiana)

Haylee, Kensley and Everly (Geneva)

Brother: Johnny Razor
Sisters: Becky Privett
Tina Lowhorn (Wayne)
Danny is Predeceased by his baby sister and her family
Robin Razor (Danny Ray) and their daughter Christina Razor
Stephany Razor (Predeceased

Over the years Danny has opened his heart and home to Nieces/Nephews and extended family.
Loving, guiding, and supporting them as if they were his own children.
Anthony Sanchez (Katie) Khloe and Robert
Austin Sanchez (Jessica) Skyler, Sawyer, and Scarlet
Danielle Privett
Hunter Hall
Ricky, Taylor (Brady), Carli and Alaina Thompson
Danny will be remembered as a kind and humble man. Although often a man of few words, his smile
and simple presence gave comfort and strength to others. Danny was a hard worker and loved by all
that knew him. As a son, husband, father, brother, uncle or friend he was someone that you could
count on; he was a good person who showed up for life's special moments and milestones and yet
you could be assured that he would also step up in the hardest situations and circumstances that life
brought his way!
To name everyone that Danny has touched their lives or to list all of those that have touched Danny's
life would be endless. He leaves behind both family and friends that will forever share sadness in his
passing. but who also hold special memories that make them smile because his life mattered and he
will be missed!