Birth date: Jun 7, 1966 Death date: Jan 4, 2016
Mr. Daniel Mike Herzhaft, age 49, passed away Monday, January 4, 2016 at his home. Dan was born June 7, 1966 to Ronald and Marlene (Seitz) Herzhaft in Muskegon. He was employed as a Class A machinist at GE Aviation for the past 30 Read Obituary
My prayers go out to my uncle, aunt and cousins. The one memory I will never forget is when I was at Dan's sister Rhonda's wedding reception. I asked my Aunt Marlene, who is that good looking guy standing over there?....and she replied, that is your cousin Dan silly.
Cousin, you will forever be missed. Until we meet again.
Love, Terri Lynn
Lisa I remember when you and Dan met at the dog house seems like yesterday I am so sorry for your loss my prayer are with you Linda konczyk -wilbern
Dan was one of the best coworkers I've ever worked with. He was always there to help or show me how to do something (the right way, lol). I know he had a lot of love and respect for his family. He had such a beautiful smile. I'm so sorry for your lost. Prayers to the family.
Mary Jo Kroening
Heartfelt condolences to all Herzhaft family members and friends of Dan. Praying you find peace in happy memories.
- Heidi Fuhr Argue
Sending thoughts and prayers to the family..
Sending lots of prayers to the entire family.. Joe & Amy Ciezak
Many, Many fond memories of me and Dan growing up together. Getting into trouble a few times (more than a few) but for the most part having tons of fun during long hot summer days when kids went outside to find something to do cuz ya weren't allowed to just hang out in the house all day (no video games and computers back then). One of us would walk down that dusty dirt road (Denzmoor) to meet up and we would spend hours in one of our garages making go carts and mini bikes hacking up old bicycle frames and using snow blower or old motorcycle engines and parts from whatever we could find to make em go. Real fun and at the same time learning useful skills kids just don't learn nowadays like using a welder, cutting torches and things that might seem simple like turning a wrench but take hands on to really learn. Lots of laughs when things didn't work out like we planned and even more when things we tried were successful and sometimes stupid fast with no brakes.
We were on top of the world burnin down the power lines on our old dirt bikes pretending we could ride like the pros'.
I'll never forget ya Dan. We were only cousins but our younger years together were like most brothers could only dream of.
