Birth date: Sep 13, 1929 Death date: Jan 15, 2021
Darl Paul Dygert, age 91, passed away on Friday, January 15, 2021. Darl had two sons, Darl P. Dygert Jr. and Todd W. Dygert, who recently passed away. Two grandsons, Maxwell Dygert and wife Neleka, Andrew Dygert and wife Anjela, t Read Obituary
Worked with darl msp,1965-70 in grand haven, enjoyed his sense of humor so much and poker games! Great guy to be around for police work and comedy relief! Condolences to family and friends.
We are so sorry to hear of the passing of Sgt. Darl Dygert. I worked with him for many years and always had a great deal of respect for him. My wife and I bought our first house from him. He will be missed greatly in the Grand Haven area. Our thoughts go out to the Dygert family at this difficult time. Gary and Molly Miles
My condolences to the family. I worked for him for 10 years. I will never forget theKalamazoo and tornado detail where he really backed up and supported the troopers under him! Vic Winstrom
Sorry to hear of the loss of Darl. I met him when he lived behind my sons house. He was a good friend and I liked being with him. He went with me to Elgin, Il to pick up our vintage Chevy convertible and drove our SUV back to Grand Haven about 7 years ago. I enjoyed his company on that long tri and will miss his positive attitude on things.
I met Darl through a coffee group at Meijer back in '03. For Darl it was a continuation of the famous coffee culture of police forces. In recent years he met with a group at McDonald's and Burger King. He was always good for a friendly tease if he discovered something that put you on edge. I appreciated his adventures in his youth, military, policing, travel and admiring women. Darl was a great man who was always fun to be with !!!👌🏿
Darl and family. What a special friend since 1946. He was my sports hero at Caledonia High School. Always a mentor, always there to help. A profound loss to his family, friends, the community and myself,
Thomas. F, Howard Ed.D
Darl Jr., Please accept our condolences on the loss of your dad. We will miss him, the stories, and playing cards - he was such a good friend. Kevin & Tammy Eich
