Dan Mayhugh, 61, Carmel, IN passed away December 1, 2016.
He is survived by his wife, Maricela; son, Quentin; sister, Janet Hurt (Bill); nieces, Janelle, Gabrielle (Mateo), and Layla.
He is preceded in death by his parents, Harry and Betty Mayhugh.
Dan earned his Master’s Degree in Science and was employed with Eli Lilly and Company for 22 years.
He was an adventurous, always ready to try new things, loving father, husband, brother and loyal friend. He had a contagious smile, a great sense of humor and an incredible ability to talk to anyone.
A Memorial Service will be held on Tuesday, December 6, 2016 at 3:00 p.m. with visitation from 1:00 p.m. until the time of service at Indiana Funeral Care/Harry W. Moore Chapel, 8151 Allisonville Road, Indianapolis, IN 46250.
Trish and Jeff Mullaney says
Dearest Maricela. We are sending you all our love, hugs and prayers. We loved Dan and love you too.
Bob Doti says
A fine man that will be missed by his family and his friends . Dan was my host at my interview and in part meeting a good man as him made me accept the offer . Deepest condolences .
Bob Doti
Ann Shirley says
A great guy to share a beer with any day of the week! What a loss for those of that knew him and always smiled when we saw him!
Sandy Cockerham says
Dan was a genuinely nice man that I was honored to know through work and who I had fun chatting with at parties. After he retired I missed passing him in the halls at work and catching up. My condolences to Maricela, Quentin and all of the family.
Nancy Snyder says
I became acquainted with Dan in the labs but never worked directly with him. He was always a friendly person to chat with and I enjoyed his friendship. He will be missed. My prayers to all of his family.
Nancy Snyder says
I knew Dan from the labs at Lilly. I always respected him and enjoyed his friendship. He was a pleasure to be around. My prayers to his family.
Nate Mantlo says
Dan was one of my first friends at work and a fun person to be around. I missed hearing him talk about his family travels and seeing his childhood photos after he retired. He will be missed. My deepest sympathies go out to his family at this difficult time.
Steve Lutke says
I can remember my cousin Dan from my earliest preschool age memories. He and his family visited several times when they lived in the Washington DC area. Later when they moved to Pekin, l was able to enjoy many years of childhood playmate activity and family get-togethers. By the time we were old enough to ride bicycles to each other’s homes, we were the closest of friends and always were after that. Even when we moved to distant locations, we had the kind of close relationship, that no matter how long time passed between visits or conversations, that closeness was always there. We were closer than most brothers and his passing is a loss like l have never known before. My heart and prayers go out to Maricela and Quentin, and I am so blessed to have had Danny as my best friend and dearest relative. God bless you all.
Stacy Henle says
Dear Maricela, I started with Dan at Eli Lilly together with a small group of other new chemists. It was such a joy to have him around during my days because I knew I would be smiling with any and very interaction I’d have with Dan. I left Indy in 2010, but I hope you know I’d be there personally today if I could to celebrate the wonderful man he truly was. Peace and blessings to you and your family, and I am so sorry for your great loss…
Jane Teeter says
Maricela,
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family at this time. I was saddened to hear of your loss. I hope that time and fond memories will soften the sadness.
Chris Rito says
So shocking and sad to hear of Dan’s passing this week. I will always remember his mischievous grin and his wry sense of humor; just a brief hallway exchange with him was always enough to brighten one’s day at work. He will be dearly missed by those who had the pleasure of knowing him.