Daniel G. “Dan” Barr, 62, of St. Louis, MO, passed away on Sunday, January 4, 2026, at Christian Northeast Hospital.
He was born on January 17, 1963, in St. Louis, MO, to Glenn and Pat (nee Barton) Barr.
Dan grew up in Dellwood, MO, and attended Hazelwood Central High School. He worked as a Millwright for multiple companies over the years, but most recently Laciny Brothers, Inc. and Rebstock Conveyors. Dan enjoyed Harley Davidson motorcycles and collectibles, liked his Busch Beer and Jack Daniels, and loved hanging out with his friends and family.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Glenn and Pat Barr.
Dan is survived by his son, Colt (Shianne) Farley; grandchildren, Hannah Farley and CJ Farley; girlfriend, Pam Mirigliano; siblings, Debbie (Foti) Sakadaris, David Barr, and Dee Barr; nieces and nephews, Lexi (Deejay Belden) Sakadaris, Mandi (Jake) Sakadaris-Ulett, Allie (fiancé, Alex DeGruccio) Barr, and Tyler (Kinlee Perdue) Barr; great niece and nephew, Annabella Belden and Zakk DeGruccio; closest friends, Jimbo, Dean, Billy, Tim, Eric, Lesko, Troast, Donny, Quinly, and many others.
Per his wishes, Dan will be cremated, and a Celebration of Life will be held at a later date.
Meridith Funeral Home, Highland, IL
1223 Broadway, Highland, IL 62249

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