Daniel Lynn Brewer

Daniel Lynn Brewer, age 59, went home to be with his Lord and Savior on his 38th wedding anniversary to the love of his life, Annette, on October 10, 2025. Daniel was a devoted and godly man who walked faithfully with the Lord throughout his life. He loved his wife fiercely and unconditionally, and his greatest joy was found in his children and grandchildren, whom he adored and spoke of with immense pride. For 20 years, Daniel worked diligently at Kohler until the factory closed its doors. Refusing to give up, he pressed forward and carved a new path as a pipeliner. A career he enjoyed working alongside his beautiful wife for two decades. During the first six years of his pipeline career, he worked locally around Arkansas. As work slowed down, he and his wife embarked on the next exciting chapter of life together and went on the road as traveling pipeliner’s. During their travels, Daniel and Annette made it a point to enjoy the sights and see our beautiful country. They especially loved it when their family joined them for sightseeing in places like New York, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Kentucky, and countless places in between. Known for his unwavering work ethic, a value instilled in him from his childhood days working on the dairy farm, Daniel was always the first to arrive and never once late. His determination, strength, and integrity were evident in everything he did. Each morning before stepping onto his excavator, Daniel would pause to pray, asking God to help him perform his work safely and protect his coworkers. He spoke with God daily, asking for protection, guidance, and that his work might be a blessing to those around him. His quiet faith and steadfast devotion touched everyone who knew him. Daniel was a man of few words, but when he spoke, everyone stopped to listen. His words carried wisdom, truth, sincerity, and often exactly what others needed to hear at the moment, even if it wasn’t what they wanted to hear. He didn’t just talk about faith; he lived it daily through trial and perseverance. By example, Daniel showed others the strength that comes from walking closely and reverently with God. He raised his boys to work hard, set high goals, and love their family with their whole hearts. He taught them to fight for what they believed in and to never give up, no matter the challenge. He gave them a childhood full of memories of hunting, fishing, and camping together. His favorite advice to his boys was, “Consistency always pays off.” Daniel’s life was a living testimony of hard work, humility, and faith. He always found a way to provide for his family, no matter the circumstances. His determination and work ethic were unmatched; he would do whatever it took to make sure his loved ones were cared for. He was strong-willed and outspoken, never afraid to stand up for what he believed in or to let others know where he stood. You never had to wonder what Daniel thought. He was bold, honest, and unapologetically himself; and those who knew him loved him even more for it. He found joy in simple moments, laughter with family, and time spent outdoors as an avid Hunter. He especially enjoyed his time outside with his grandchildren around the farm, Fishing, hunting and quiet moments alone in the wilderness. His strong hands helped build more than just pipelines—they built a legacy of love, devotion, and faithfulness that will live on through those who knew him best. Though his presence will be deeply missed, there is comfort in knowing he is now resting in the arms of Jesus, where there is no pain or sorrow, only peace and eternal joy. His family finds solace in the promise that they will see him again one day in Heaven. Daniel is survived by his loving wife, Annette Sue Brewer; his sons Cody Shane Brewer and wife Rebekah, Daniel Blake Brewer and wife Starr, and Trent Hunter Brewer and wife Brinley. He is also survived by his grandchildren Zaida Stephenson, Alice Griffin, Benson Griffin, Silas Brewer, Endsley Brewer, Briella Brewer, Hunter Brewer, Ryder Brewer, Tucker Brewer, Cooper Brewer, and Walker Brewer; and by his brothers David Brewer (Renee), Adam Brewer, and Joey Brewer (Hillary), as well as a host of nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, Faye Cleveland Hays and Jim Neal “Junior” Brewer, and his sister-in-law Judy Brewer. Visitation will be held on Friday, October 17, 2025 from 6pm-8pm. Funeral services will be conducted on Saturday, October 18, 2025 at 1pm. Both services will be held at Powell Funeral Home of Bald Knob-Judsonia. Interment will follow the funeral service at Providence Cemetery. Arrangements are entrusted to Powell Funeral Home Bald Knob-Judsonia. www.powellfuneralhome.net

Daniel Lynn Brewer

August 21, 1966 - October 10, 2025