Irvin F. Mayle

Irvin Frank Mayle passed away quietly on Wednesday April 22nd, 2020 @7:30 pm in Saginaw St. Mary’s Hospital; following a brief illness. Irvin joined the absolute love of his life his wife Mary Margaret Moline Mayle who passed away August 30, 2006. He leaves a large loving family daughter Ashley (Todd) Paterson, son Daniel (Dianne) Mayle, son Charles (Kim) Mayle, daughter Denise Mayle-Strong. The biggest blessings in the life of Irvin Mayle were his cherished Grandchildren and Great-Grandchildren: Nichole (Jared) Van Wagner, Jade, June, Juliette, Samantha (Naples Florida). Tristin (Donnie) Rickett, Mallory, Madelyn (Carsonville Michigan). Ryan (Jennifer) Mayle, Emily Norton, Keagan (Port Sanilac Michigan). Daniel Mayle Jr. (Los Angeles California). Melissa Cech (Aaron Treve ), Sophia (North Branch Michigan). Erica (Justin) DeRue, Bella, Adien, Carter, Colten (East China Michigan). Robert Cech III (Warren Michigan), Tyler Cech (Brown City Michigan), Bradley Mayle (Tara Hutchinson), Landon, Levi (Croswell Michigan). Shayla Quick (Donnie Boze III) (Carsonville Michigan), Joseph Mayle (Croswell Michigan), Hunter Paterson (Deckerville Michigan). Family has always been his greatest joy and he will be sadly missed by many treasured nieces and nephews from both the Moline Family and the Rosenberg Family and Lonnie Lundell. Being an only child his Brothers in Law and Sisters in Law from the Moline Family have always been cherished. Irvin Frank Mayle was born and raised in Philippi West Virginia, the only child of Charles Albert Mayle and Viola Mayle who have both preceded him in death. Irvin and his parents moved to Garden City Michigan in 1954 where he attended middle school and eventually Garden City High School with his best friend and Uncle Fred Mayle. While Irvin acquired training in several areas of skilled trades, he spent almost the entirety of his working career as a “Professional New Car Hauler”. Irvin retired from E & L Transport in 2000 and moved his wife Mary and daughter Ashley to Carsonville where he would have all of his adult children, grandchildren & great grandchildren as a part of his daily life. Irvin spent the remainder of his retirement years hunting with his sons and grandsons, and playing with his great grandchildren. Irvin spent a large amount of time helping each of his children build successful businesses. Irvin’s most treasured times were those spent at Family Christmas when all of his family and friends came home from all over the United States to spend cherished family time. May each of his friends and family know the importance of how they have touched his life.

Irvin F. Mayle

July 9, 1944 - April 22, 2020