Original Highwayman Willie Daniels

Original Hall of Fame, Florida Highwaymen artist Willie Daniels is an elite member of the well-known historic artist group of the 1950s. The American painter is a legend of his time, for more than 50 years, he is known for painting his famous fiery red skies and St. Lucie River scenes. Daniels was recently admitted for a hospital stay due to chronic illness, unfortunately doctors informed the family, Willies health was rapidly deteriorating, and immediate preparations are in order. Sadly Willies body prepares to exit this world and join his younger brother, the Original Hall of Fame Florida Highwaymen Johnny Daniels. At the request of the family, your prayers and support are truly appreciated in their time of need, and greatly needed is your monetary donations. The legend lived a meager lifestyle over a decade his generosity has extended to all and has afforded thousands to own a disappearing Florida. From auction houses, and antique dealers to promoters, art collectors, authors and museums. Friends and acquaintances have collected the iconic national treasures by Willie Daniels. The Florida scenarios of Willie Daniels now grace the nation's highest offices, governor’s mansions and state capital buildings and a number of historic museums throughout the United States of America and around the world. In 2016 Willie's most recent induction is the NMAAHC, National Museum of African-American History and Culture in Washington D.C. The time has come for the family to ask for help in their time of need as Willie Daniels was called home on September 19, 2021.

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