Where will Dean Daughtry be buried? Burial site and Find a Grave details
Dean Daughtry, a keyboardist, and co-founder of the Atlanta Rhythm Section passed suddenly. He was 76.
The band’s guitarist, Steve Stone, confirmed the musician’s demise and said that Daughtry, an Alabama native from Kinston, died on Thursday in Huntsville from natural causes.
Where will Dean Daughtry be buried? Burial site and Find a Grave details
Before founding ARS in 1971, Dean Daughtry played keyboards in the band’s Classics IV and The Candymen, the latter of which had hits with “Georgia Pines” and “Ways” in 1967 and 1968, respectively, and frequently acted as Roy Orbison’s backing band. He remained the group’s lone constant member until retiring in 2020.
Daughtry, former Classics IV member J.R. Cobb Jr., and fellow Candymen members Rodney Justo, Barry Bailey, and Robert Nix together with journeyman bassist Paul Goddard founded ARS in the Doraville area of Atlanta.
Regarding Dean’s funeral, burial, grave site, or any other location considered appropriate for the general public, the family has kept all relevant information private. When we locate the appropriate source for his interment, we will inform our devoted readers.
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