Daniel B Moyer

He is survived by his sister Linda Quinzi, brother Paul Moyer and sister in law Marty Moyer, nieces and nephews: Alicia Wilkinson (Scott), Sarah Sanders( Steve), Paleena Moyer, Jeni D’Agnes (Chris), Jeff Rogers (Michelle), David Quinzi (Brittany), and Katie Bach (Dan), Aunt Beverlee Hibbs and cousin Gail Holt. He is also survived by seventeen Great nieces and great nephews: Daniel, Brittany, Chelsea, Johnathan, Megan, Brendan, Erin, Chayse, Sofia, Madison, Nathan, Steven, Dominick, Jack, Lucas, Benjamin, and Samantha as well as nine Great Great nieces and nephews.

He was predeceased by his parents Daryl and Freda Moyer, brother Gary Moyer, sister Sharon Moyer, brother in law David G. Quinzi, uncle Thomas K. Hibbs, Aunt and Uncle Maurine and Aubrey C. Nash and cousin Brenda Helkey.

Dan was an engineer at his core even when he didn't recognize it in himself. He deeply enjoyed problem solving and was ever the student with a plethora of interests.

Being the eldest of the Moyer siblings and the son of a USAF officer, he lived in several states and countries including; New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Maryland, Nebraska, Newfoundland and Casablanca, Morocco and finally settling in California. The Moyer family had many opportunities to travel as a family inside and outside the US.

For his collegiate studies the focus was on Electrical Engineering and ROTC at San Jose State. Musically Dan played the accordion and was an early adopter of the synthesizer. For listening he primarily enjoyed a variety of classical composers and Enya. Scientifically Dan loved to learn about the brain, he continued his personal studies in Anthropology, Biology, Neurology, Philosophy, and Psychology, to get a better grasp on how the mind functions.

For work Dan excelled with the dawn of the Personal Computer, working for Intel debugging and testing Integrated Circuits and RAM chips, as well as monitoring O2 levels at the Falstaff Brewery.

The outdoors was another passion of Dan's, from climbing rock faces to the hikes out to them, Dan was at peace in the forests and mountains. His crowning achievement in rock climbing was scaling Half Dome.

Dan's favorite quote was "From the brain and the brain alone arise our pleasures, joys, laughter and jests, as well as our sorrows, pains and griefs" - Hippocrates

The family will celebrate his life with a gravesite service (Garden of Faith lot 2807), on Friday, June 13, 2025 at 1:00pm and followed by a gathering at The Three Flames restaurant on Meridian Ave. SJ at 2:30pm.