Daniel "Dan" Weir, a devoted insurance and claims manager, passed away on July 26, 2025, in Palmdale, California, at the age of 86. Born on September 1, 1938, in Bridgeville, Pennsylvania, Dan's journey through life was marked by a commitment to his career, love for his partner, and deep-rooted friendships.
With over 38 years of dedicated service in the insurance industry, Dan made a significant impact at a shipping company in Los Angeles. He rose through the ranks, ultimately achieving the position of manager before his retirement. His work ethic and professionalism were evident throughout his career, and he took pride in his accomplishments, having been promoted during his tenure.
Dan's educational journey began in Pennsylvania, where he completed high school. He briefly attended college but left to pursue a new adventure in California, which laid the groundwork for the rest of his professional life. Alongside his career, Dan honorably served in the Army for two years, reflecting his commitment to duty and service.
Throughout his life, Dan was known as a caring and compassionate individual who prioritized the well-being of those around him. He shared a loving partnership with James S. Bryant for over 49 years, demonstrating unwavering support and affection for one another. Dan’s empathy and kindness extended beyond his romantic relationship; he cultivated close friendships that enriched his life, including treasured bonds with Gale Brow and Delcina Stevenson.
Dan had a passion for collecting stamps, a hobby that brought him joy and satisfaction in his leisure time. His gentle demeanor and caring personality will be missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him.
In addition to his extensive network of friends, Dan is survived by his partner, James S. Bryant, along with his nephews, Ron Bryant, Jr. and Anthony Bryant. He is preceded in death by his father, Daniel Bernard Weir, his mother, Emily R. Weir, and his sister, Emily.
The legacy of Daniel Weir will endure through the love he shared, the lives he touched, and the unwavering dedication he demonstrated in all aspects of his life. His contributions to his profession and personal relationships reflect the profound impact he made on the world around him.
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