Birth date: Sep 14, 1960 Death date: Dec 13, 2025
Daniel “Dan” Michael Meyers, 65, of Grand Haven, Michigan, was welcomed into the loving arms of his Lord on December 13, 2025, surrounded by the music, laughter, and love that defined his remarkable life. A devoted husband, father Read Obituary
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Having completed an A.A degree from Muskegon Community College in earlier years I had the privilege, later in life, being under the directorship of Dan. His cordiality, patience, and sense of humor, as well as outstanding musicianship standards, made my experience as a Hornist in his band total bliss, pure joy. My codolences to Melissa and your beautiful family.
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Marc Dobberstein
He was so kind and supportive the few years I taught voice out at MCC. I truly adored him. He was so talented but also so much fun. We had so many good laughs .I have so many fond memories of our times together and he will truly and definitely be missed. Bless his heart! ❤️ from Gwenneth Bean
After being a student and friend of Dan’s for about 4 years, I have learned so many important things I will hold with me forever. But one of the most important things I will always remember is to always be genuine to myself and others. Dan was one of the most kindhearted educators I’ve ever had the pleasure to know. No matter what kind of day it was, he was always cracking jokes to make everyone in the room laugh. Dan was always genuine to his students and colleagues, and that is something that has shaped me into the person I am today. I will take the kindness and sincerity he has taught me and continue to pass it on for him. To the family, you are in my thoughts. My sincerest condolences to all family, friends, students, and anyone that his kindness touched.
I am a resident near Round Lake. While I never knew Dan I could hear his wonderful rendition of Taps playing at sunset on numerous occasions. It was a very cool thing to hear and made me stop and appreciate the moment.
Ryan Poort
Fountain
