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In Loving Memory

Petero, Danny Ray

February 6, 1971 - December 1, 2025

Danny Ray Petero, born February 6, 1971, passed away December 1, 2025, at the age of 54. Danny’s pride and joy in life was his daughter Taylor Petero (fiancé Michael Roulo).  He was the son of Jack Petero Sr (Karen), and the late Patricia Johnson (Joe). Much loved brother of Teddi Gray and Jack Petero Jr. and an amazing uncle, great uncle, cousin and friend to many.

Danny grew up in St. Louis and built a life filled with love and dedication to his family and friends. He was a journeyman electrician who took pride in his work and training the next generation of electricians.

Danny’s hobbies include hunting, fishing, and working on cars.  As a teenager, he became a self-taught mechanic and loved working on his Ford Mustangs.

Danny’s legacy lives on in the hearts of those who loved him, and his memory will forever be cherished.

SERVICES: Funeral from Kutis Affton Chapel (10151 Gravois Road Affton, Missouri 63123) on Saturday, December 6, 9:00am.  Interment Mount Olive Cemetery. Visitation Friday 4 – 8pm.

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3 thoughts on “Petero, Danny Ray”

  1. Im so sorry for the loss of Danny. He looks so much like his dad Jack. Keeping you Teddy, Jack and all the family in my prayers.

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  2. Danny,
    It was a pleasure being a co-worker of yours and you will be missed dearly by many. With you being on the commercial electrical side I didn’t get to see you a lot, but when I did you always had a smile on your face. I refuse to say goodbye but only say I will see you another day. May you rest in peace and fly high with all the other angles in haven. Peace my friend and prayers to your family.

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  3. “Danny P” took the time and effort to take apprentices under his wing and help them grow as professionals and leaders. He was a dedicated lab instructor for the Streib Education Center, and all the apprentices benefited from his knowledge. He was a good man who left a lasting legacy, and he will be missed!

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